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    WTT/WTS - Gigabyte X870 Eagle Wi-Fi 7

    Bump
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    WTT/WTS - Gigabyte X870 Eagle Wi-Fi 7

    Still available. If interested, let me know what you have to trade.
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    WTT/WTS - Gigabyte X870 Eagle Wi-Fi 7

    Bought this for a build and ended up not using it, but missed the return period from NewEgg to get a refund. Still in original packaging. I've updated to the latest BIOS and verified POST, but otherwise that's all the use it has had. I am looking to trade for AM4 CPU, 5700x or higher. I...
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    The [H]ardForum Perpetual Freebies Thread

    If you mean 5Ghz, I think I still have some Broadcom cards I pulled out of some SurfBoard SBG6580's. Getting drivers may be a trick, but I did get one to work under Windows in an old laptop years ago. The SBG6580 came with two Wi-Fi cards, one that did 2.4Ghz and one that did 5Ghz. I can't...
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    Why would Linux Mint do this ???

    If you want a lean system, you need to avoid "user friendly" distributions like Ubuntu and Mint. To make it easier to adopt, these distributions take a "kitchen sink" approach, and unfortunately tie in a lot of unnecessary cruft to the base system. This may be an easier approach, but it does...
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    AMD Stock Hits Record High Above $300

    Not that long ago in my memory it was about $2 per share. I knew it could only go up, but I had no money at the time to buy. :(
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    Got tired of the noise in my home rack

    Catalyst WS-C2960X-24TS-L
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    Got tired of the noise in my home rack

    It isn't that big of a problem, or I would have replaced it. It is an annoyance, and the OP prompted me to think more about eliminating the annoyance. I bought the thing for $50 to learn some Cisco switch configuration, and when my fanless unmanaged switch died, it was a suitable immediate...
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    Got tired of the noise in my home rack

    It’s not that often but we tend to get a few extended power outages each year that extends beyond my UPS's capabilities. If the power is off for more than a few seconds, I'm usually going in and doing a full graceful shutdown of my systems. It is so loud that I cannot be in the room while it...
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    Got tired of the noise in my home rack

    Thinking about doing something like this for my old Cisco Catalyst (non-poe) switch that I got cheap off eBay. The sound is manageable during normal operation, but if it ever needs power cycled, the initial fan startup is deafening! Does your switch have any sort of hardware monitoring to...
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    Windows isn't the best operating system anymore

    I can't say much about Linux, as I really have only recently used it in single display systems and VM's, but using XFCE with X11 on FreeBSD gives me no problems for a tri-monitor setup. It pretty much works out of the box without any additional configuration beyond telling it what order the...
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    Windows isn't the best operating system anymore

    Which operating system is best? Totally matter of opinion. Here is a light-hearted car analogy, I'm sure others can come up with more clever illustrations: Windows is like a Chevy truck. Kind of boring, rather reliable, but seemingly plagued with weird issues that don't effect everybody...
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    Nvidia Is Negotiating To Buy A Large PC Oriented Company

    eMachines was purchased by Gateway, who then was purchased by Acer. Acer also purchased Packard Bell. Nvidia could buy Acer, then resurrect all those stellar brands that people have high opinions of!
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    Recommend a good Wireshark site for constructing filters

    My employer paid for Udemy access to a Wireshark course, which went into good detail on setting up filters. I didn't retain much of the knowledge, since my use of wireshark has a rather limited scope, but the information was good. Sometimes good information is worth paying money for.
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    AWS Engineer Reports PostgreSQL Performance Halved By Linux 7.0, But A Fix May Not Be Easy

    Anyone want to bet that some Oracle devs are significant contributors to 7.0 kernel?
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