Recent content by D3m0n5

So true… I think it’s the same with movies, these types of games need to focus more on the dread of the century, like you said, the never-ending war and insurmountable odds. The way they pitch these games a single space marine could conquer worlds which is BS. It’s about the sacrifice for the many.

I’m sorry but the lighting looks impressive but is definitely not real, even the objects are designed way to clean to be real. If you’ve seen UE5 you’d know this is very much similar footage in the quality of rendering lol I guess FoxNews will have tons of new real footage to show to American...

Your totally right. As an ex Shuttle supporter of 3 generations, they missed their opportunity when they started cheaping on parts and charging exclusively high prices for ITX cases that could barely handle the heat.

first off, Fabs require lots of very clean power, your likely have to spin up an independent source to provide that level of resilience and that’s just not their business. As with most industries some fabs do have agreements in place for failover power. Manufacturing IC is also a pain in the...

totally. Shuttle had the SFF market cornered for a long time and got fat and lazy in R&D. their ICE system is antiquated and doesn't really feature anything new to improve thermals especially with todays low TDP CPU generations.

doesn't really matter, software RAID is now comparable in perf and better than cheap onboard hardware RAID. go do your benches and you'll see, hardware RAID on consumer boards is just a feature sale when in reality if you really want RAID then go get a proper HBA. This is really a non-topic for...

contaminated indeed, someone upper-deckered the vats of acid used for etching the wafers

Well done! Not too surprising as when we built SSD firmware we built it from the ground up to compensate for the natural high bit error rate that comes with NAND flash technology. Hard drive vendors never had to implement the levels of redundancy and error detection and correction we did. In...