Hey I got one of these cards - any advice on how to modify the ini or even maybe flash the bios to make these more "legit"?
I posted about it here: http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=threads/got-one-of-those-chinese-3060m-cards-anyway-to-flash-the-bios.2619723/
Saw one of these 3060M cards selling for around $100 and thought theyd be great for a low power gaming VM (one that is basically going to run 24/7 so i can access whenever). In the description I read to need to do some tinkering to get the HDMI out to work, but didn't really care since I would...
Wow that looks awesome. Do you think one is ok, or is it a situation where I need two?
Assuming PC is at bottom of closet, and closer to the lower portion of the staircase above, I could probably install that close to the ground in front of the PC (sucking in air and blowing cold air out)...
I plan on insulating the room, and installing the fans someone linked here.
Xen? Whats that??? Unraid?
And it works pretty great. I dont think I see more than a 5-10% hit, which to me is no big deal. I have a 5900X and a 3060ti, so its overkill for most things I play anyway.
Interesting. What do I need to accomplish this? Do you build you own or buy it like this?
I run my VMs through Unraid and passthrough my GPU. I dont use my main PC for gaming as much anymore so I settled for a laptop and throwing my PC in the basement to remote into. LAtely ive been wanting to...
Parsec is better than VNC from what I remember. Thats what Ive been using up until now.
My thought in putting it on the opposite side of the wall in the closet is I can actually just hook it up locally and not have to fuss with any remote clients.
Im a little unfamiliar with a KVM switch?
Right now I just use parsec and it works fine for 90% of what I do, but problems I have are:
Graphics Driver updates require me to be in front of PC
Plugging in devices isnt great (some dont work)
There is always SOME lag (~5ms, but with drops)
only...
The room is 3x7x9 ft, but is under a staircase so it's half the cubic footage.
The door to this room is actually going to be a bookcase so it's sort of like a hidden closet, it doesn't seal it completely, but I can for sure just add vents on either side as the other side is the kids playroom...
I share my office with my wife and am trying to save space, and keep noise from the PC mitigated. It's a huge PC with lots of drives (unRAID server), so getting it out of the way while still being able to use it would be nice. Right now it's in the large backroom and I only remote into it, but...
Wow not sure how I didnt notice that the motherboard is BTX. I have 2 SFF HPs, one is oriented normally, but the one I mentioned in the OP is BTX like you said.
Maybe I should consider a used motherboard from ebay? Ive seen ones pulled from old dells for around 20 bucks - im guessing theres...
Anyone did this before?
Built a friend a budget computer. Found an HP Elite 8300 SFF on ebay for 70 bucks with 8GB of Ram and an i5-3470. Put in an SSD and this thing flies. Right now were just using a crappy gt-710 for video, but if this were a full size case I could get a bigger card...
Did it for a while. I have 2 computers at home (1070 and rx480) that could be mining while im asleep or at work. I did it for a few weeks, but then for whatever reason I started thinking the life of my GPU was more important.
I sometimes leave a PC on when im at work anyway so I can connect...
I have an rx 480 hooked up to a 1440p monitor via HDMI and have had absolutely no issues.
I recently added a crappy projector to my setup, and when using it, clone the displays at the projectors native resolution. So both displays are set to 1024x768.
Once I start mirroring at that res...
Watched birdman. I remember this movie getting great reviews when it came out. I personally hated it. Maybe I'm an idiot idk.
3/10
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