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I know Project Fi recently rolled out and currently requires a Nexus 5x or Nexus 6p. At the time I'm writing this, no other phones currently support Project Fi, but are there any others in the pipeline that will work, which will be released (or have been released later)?
| As of October 2023, Google Fi (formerly known as Project Fi) has expanded its list of compatible devices beyond just the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. Initially, only these Nexus devices were supported, but Google later added support for other phones, including various Google Pixel devices and select models from other manufac... | [
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I have a colleague who needs an additional monitor during presentations in the meeting room (the main beamer screen is too far/hard to see).
In a video from Microsoft I saw they used monitors that were somewhat 'laying' on the table. Does anyone know what type of monitor this is?
video: https://youtu.be/Z2Fw6-2fCWU?t=8... | In the video you referenced, the monitors that appear to be "laying" on the table are likely portable or low-profile monitors designed specifically for use in collaborative environments or presentations. These monitors are often referred to as "desktop monitors," "portable monitors," or "collaborative displays."
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Some time ago I've read about 5D 'Superman memory crystal' heralds unlimited lifetime data storage which is about the data-storage technique which uses a laser to alter the optical properties of fused quartz at the nanoscale.
This kind of devices can potentially store 360TB of data (equivalent to 75,000 DVDs) on a stan... | The concept of "5D memory crystals," sometimes referred to as "Superman memory crystal," is indeed based on real scientific advancements in the field of data storage. The technology utilizes lasers to create patterns within quartz glass, which can store data in three dimensions (3D), in addition to the two dimensions o... | [
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I know Project Fi recently rolled out and currently requires a Nexus 5x or Nexus 6p. At the time I'm writing this, no other phones currently support Project Fi, but are there any others in the pipeline that will work, which will be released (or have been released later)?
| As of October 2023, Project Fi, which has since been rebranded as Google Fi, has expanded its compatibility beyond the initial Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. Over the years, Google Fi has added support for a variety of other devices. Most Android phones that meet certain criteria, including support for specific network technol... | [
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One of the most popular trackballs is the Logitech M570 Wireless Trackball.
The big feature missing from their product is a tilting scrollwheel so the user can scroll horizontally.
Is there a thumb-driven Windows-compatible wireless trackball with a tilting scrollwheel that anyone can recommend?
| As of my last update, one of the thumb-driven wireless trackballs with a tilting scroll wheel that you might consider is the **Logitech MX Ergo**. While it is primarily known for its adjustable hinge and ergonomic design, it also features a precision scroll wheel that can scroll both vertically and horizontally, making... | [
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I bought this PC from Best Buy a few months ago, found it works pretty well on older games like Assassin's Creed II but starts to lack only in Brotherhood. Here is the the PC and here is my PC Part Picker List.
(please not that some of the items on the list are just place holders because they did not have the actual pa... | Upgrading to an NVIDIA GTX 970 will indeed provide a significant performance boost for gaming, especially with newer titles. However, when it comes to power supply (PSU) requirements, it's essential to ensure that you have enough wattage and also good quality headroom.
While the estimated wattage for your system with ... | [
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I have a Asus X99-E WS motherboard (LGA 2011 v3 slot) and it doesn't come with any video ports. Is it still possible to use the video capabilities of the Intel CPU or will I need to purchase a video card? If a video card is required, what is recommended for good video quality with an HDMI port (24p movies, etc.)?
| The Asus X99-E WS motherboard does not have integrated graphics ports because it is designed for high-performance workstation setups, typically with discrete graphics cards. Even though many Intel CPUs have integrated graphics capabilities (like those in the Intel Core i7 series), the X99 chipset does not support using... | [
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I am looking for a hands-free stenomask for speech recognition. The Sylencer SmartMic SM 100 and 200 has a snap-on head-strap option available, but the strap is not comfortable. What are other good options?
I don't want the microphone to be fixed on a stand in front of me, like this one:
Here is the Sylencer SmartMic... | If you're looking for hands-free stenomask options for speech recognition and find the Sylencer SmartMic SM 100 and 200's head-strap uncomfortable, there are several alternatives you can consider:
1. **SmartMic Series Alternative Models**: While you mentioned the SM 100 and 200, check if there are newer or different m... | [
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Can you recommend an optical mouse with three mouse buttons and a non-clickable scroll wheel?
Most mice available today have two buttons with a clickable scroll wheel between them. I am not happy with that design. It is simply too easy for me to accidentally click when I intended to scroll or vice-versa.
I would like a... | Finding an optical mouse that perfectly matches your specifications—three buttons with a non-clickable scroll wheel—can be a bit challenging, as most designs tend to incorporate a clickable wheel. However, there are a few options you can explore that might meet your needs:
1. **Logitech M100**: This is a basic wired m... | [
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"value": "Can you recommend an optical mouse with three mouse buttons and a non-clickable scroll wheel?\nMost mice available today have two buttons with a clickable scroll wheel between them. I am not happy with that design. It is simply too easy for me to accidentally click when I intend... |
Current setup, kind of outdated - was built in 2009, except graphics card and a chassis:
chassis: Corsair 650D
mobo: Asus P5Q Deluxe
CPU: Intel Core2Quad 3GHz @4GHz
gfx: Radeon R9 290
psu: Corsair 750W
mem: 16GB
I want to keep chassis and gfx card for a new setup.
Looking for a CPU recommendation (no AMD please) whi... | Given your requirements and the desire to keep the chassis and graphics card while upgrading the CPU, here's a recommendation for your new setup. Since you want to avoid AMD and have a budget of around $250, I suggest looking into the following options:
### Recommended CPU: Intel Core i5-12400
#### Specifications:
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I got the new MacBook and it runs amazingly, and I got Apple's USB-C to USB-A adapter. Connected to it I have an USB 3.0 Hub with a mouse, headphones, external HD, and 2 Xbox controllers.
My only issue is that I cannot charge and use my external USB devices at the same time.
I looked pretty hard to find a reasonably pr... | Finding a good quality USB-C splitter (or hub) that is reasonably priced can be a bit challenging, but there are several options available for under $20 that should meet your needs. Here are some recommendations:
1. **Anker USB-C to Dual USB 3.0 Hub**: Anker is known for its reliable products. Look for a dual-port USB... | [
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"value": "I got the new MacBook and it runs amazingly, and I got Apple's USB-C to USB-A adapter. Connected to it I have an USB 3.0 Hub with a mouse, headphones, external HD, and 2 Xbox controllers.\nMy only issue is that I cannot charge and use my external USB devices at the same time.\nI... |
I bought this bad boy today, but it runs kinda hot. If it gets hotter, is slows down its frequency.
http://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=C2750D4I#Specifications
Can you guys recommend me a fan that can keep it cool.
So far I found the Noctua A8 ( With 6 years of warranty ) that also fits perfectly ... | The Noctua A8 PWM is a great choice for your needs, especially considering its reputation for quiet operation and high performance. If you're looking for alternatives, here are a few other options you might consider that are also highly rated:
1. **Be Quiet! Silent Wings 3 (80mm)**:
- This fan is designed for very ... | [
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I need a new mainbord for my Asus Notebook X53SV-SX178V, because the DC jack is broken and the mainboard is partly cracked.
So I want to order a new mainboard which is called K53SV. There exist different revisions:
2.1
2.3
3.0
3.1
Which is the difference between those revisions and which should i buy? The current ma... | When considering replacement motherboards for your Asus Notebook X53SV-SX178V, it’s important to understand that different revisions of a motherboard can have variations in design, components, and features. Here are some general differences you may find between the revisions:
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I've got a Logitech ClearChat headset, and I love it, but I need something with better transmission strength. I've looked around for similar devices though and it seems as though the ClearChat is singular in its class. I'm having a very hard time doing detailed search though, as sales sites like Amazon & NewEgg don't h... | Finding a headset that fits all your specific requirements can be a challenge, but there are several options you can consider that are USB and have good audio response, range, and additional features. Here are some recommendations:
1. **Logitech H650e**:
- USB connectivity.
- Frequency response of 20Hz-20KHz.
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I've looked at u-blox, telit, Simcom and Quectel.
The best receiver from cold start I've found so far is from Telit at -148dBm for acquisition (cold start).
e.g. telit jupiter se868
Has anyone come across a GPS module with a better cold start sensitivity?
Cold Start is performed every time when the GPS module is tu... | Cold start sensitivity in GPS modules can vary widely among manufacturers and specific models. As you've noted, the Telit Jupiter SE868 has a commendable sensitivity of -148 dBm for cold starts. However, there are other GPS receivers on the market that may match or exceed this sensitivity, particularly in newer models ... | [
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Inside our house I only usually get an H or H+ signal, or sometimes 3G but when I go outside, I get a fast 4G signal. I plan to buy a repeater so that I will get the same 4G signal inside.
I already have seen a repeater in an online shop and it's quite affordable at $50. However it says it is a GSM900MHz repeater.
My q... | A GSM900MHz repeater is designed to amplify signals in the GSM (2G) frequency band, which is primarily used for voice calls and basic mobile data. However, it will not work for 4G LTE signals because those operate on different frequency bands, typically ranging from about 700 MHz to 2600 MHz, depending on your carrier ... | [
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My root WiFi access point has WPA2-PSK(AES/TKIP) security. I want to extend it with different SSID and passphrase.
I found TP-Link devices at affordable price such as, WA-701ND V1, TL-WR702N but I guess they do not support root access point with WPA2-PSK security.
I have requirement like this but TL-WA701ND V2 is curre... | To extend your WiFi network with a different SSID and passphrase, you'll want a device that supports both WPA2-PSK security and the ability to function as a WiFi extender or access point. Here are a few options that you can consider, which should be available through online shopping portals in India:
1. **TP-Link TL-W... | [
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For a couple years I had a Samsung Galaxy Player. It was classified as an MP3 player for insurance purposes, as it didn't have telephone functionality, but it was a fully capable Android device otherwise. Essentially it was a pocket-sized mini-tablet.
Unfortunately, I lost it. I'd like to replace it - again without a ... | Finding a pocket-sized Android device without telephony capabilities can be challenging, as most manufacturers focus on smartphones and tablets that include cellular functionality. However, here are a few options you might consider:
1. **Samsung Galaxy Tab A (Wi-Fi Only)**: While this is technically a tablet, it is qu... | [
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This CPU is for a gaming system under a tight budget. However, there is no need for an integrated GPU. In my current state, I am looking for the best AMD CPU available to buy. It can be any socket, as a new motherboard is needed anyway.
So my question is, what is the best value AMD chip under $70 for performance and v... | As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, for a budget of under $70, the best value AMD CPU you can typically consider is the **AMD Ryzen 3 4100**.
### AMD Ryzen 3 4100
- **Cores/Threads**: 4 Cores / 8 Threads
- **Base Clock**: 3.8 GHz
- **Boost Clock**: Up to 4.0 GHz
- **Socket**: AM4
- **TDP**: 65W
- **Perfor... | [
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Can someone recommend a cheap (up to $15-$20) device that can receive a wireless signal from my main router and transfer it to a classic network wired switch?
I have found bunch of cheap repeaters on eBay, but don't know if any of them can pass a wireless signal to a wired network.
| For your needs, you're looking for a wireless device that can act as a bridge to connect your wired network switch to your wireless router. Here are a few options you can consider within your budget:
1. **Wireless Bridge/Client Mode Adapters**: Some inexpensive wireless adapters can be set to "Client Mode" or "Bridge ... | [
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I am going to be building a computer for a college student. He is going into general engineering while he figures out exactly what he wants to do. The budget for this computer is about $1500 USD (just for the tower). This computer will be running Windows 10. He will be using this computer for school work and for gaming... | For the Intel i7 5820K on the LGA 2011-v3 socket, there are several solid air cooling options under $50 that will provide effective cooling without the need for overclocking. Here are some recommendations:
1. **Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO**:
- Price: Typically around $35-$40.
- Features: A popular choice for man... | [
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I bought this PC from Best Buy a few months ago, found it works pretty well on older games like Assassin's Creed II but starts to lack only in Brotherhood. Here is the the PC and here is my PC Part Picker List.
(please not that some of the items on the list are just place holders because they did not have the actual pa... | Upgrading to the NVIDIA GTX 970 is a great choice for better gaming performance. However, when it comes to power supplies, it's essential to have sufficient headroom to ensure stability and reliability, especially under load.
Your current 400W power supply, with a calculated estimated usage of 349W after the upgrade, ... | [
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Bought a GTX 970 yesterday - just arrived, turns out I don't have the connectors required. Tried to bodge it with a 4-pin molex to 8-pin connector, that doesn't fit either.
Any ideas on a cheap-ish (max £60) power supply that could power this GTX? I have no idea about these connectors. I've found this one but I'm not s... | To power a GTX 970, you will need a power supply that has at least one 8-pin PCIe connector (which could be a 6+2 pin connector) and one 6-pin PCIe connector. Here are a few things to consider when selecting a new power supply:
1. **Wattage**: The GTX 970 requires a minimum of 500W for the system as a whole, so a PSU ... | [
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Shot in the dark here but is anyone aware of any laptops or tablets which have a pure LCD (Old LCD screen without the LED backlight).
Now let me explain why...
I have a brother who suffers from a rare eye condition which is worsened by LED screens. (uveitis)
So essentially we are hunting for a device which he is still... | Finding a modern laptop or tablet with a pure LCD screen (without LED backlighting) can be quite challenging, as nearly all consumer displays today use LED technology, including LCD panels with LED backlights. However, here are some strategies and suggestions that might help you find a suitable device for your brother:... | [
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"value": "Shot in the dark here but is anyone aware of any laptops or tablets which have a pure LCD (Old LCD screen without the LED backlight).\nNow let me explain why...\nI have a brother who suffers from a rare eye condition which is worsened by LED screens. (uveitis) \nSo essentially w... |
I remember having a keyboard, a few years back, where the keycaps on the columns of letters were alternately concave/convex, i.e. QAZ concave, WSX convex, EDC concave etc. (or the opposite). I have found entirely convex keyboards, but I cannot find this particular kind. Any suggestions?
| It sounds like you are describing a keyboard with a unique ergonomic design where the keycaps are shaped to provide different tactile experiences for each column. This design helps users differentiate between rows of keys through touch alone, which can improve typing comfort and accuracy.
While this specific keycap co... | [
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I have a LCD panel with an uncommon resolution of 1920x720 (8:3 aspect). Now, I need a LVDS controller board to use it with a HDMI connection.
Model Number: S123WU01
Basic specs
Datasheet
What LVDS controller is recommended?
| To find a suitable LVDS controller board for your LCD panel with a resolution of 1920x720 (8:3 aspect ratio) and HDMI input, you will need to look for a controller that explicitly supports that resolution and has an HDMI input.
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I've got a 13" laptop that I've had for a few years now, and it's been working perfectly until a couple weeks ago. It's a Dell Inspiron laptop.
However, a few weeks ago, one of the fan has burnt out, and is completely unusable. As a result, the computer overheats fairly quickly, even on minimal usage. Whenever I open u... | Using an external USB fan can be a helpful temporary solution to mitigate overheating issues with your laptop. Here are some recommendations that fit your criteria of being affordable, quiet, and effective for cooling:
### USB Laptop Cooling Pads
1. **Havit HV-F2056**:
- Price: Approximately $20.
- Features: Th... | [
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The Xbox One has been out for almost two years now. Can someone tell me if there's a headset made that's completely wireless (including Xbox Live chat) for the Xbox One? I have searched to no avail in finding one that is 100% wireless during game use.
| As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, there are several options for completely wireless headsets that support both game audio and Xbox Live chat on the Xbox One. Here are a few notable models:
1. **Xbox Wireless Headset**: This headset is designed specifically for Xbox consoles and supports both game audio a... | [
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I am looking for a smartphone that I can use for testing and developing my Android app on. Any Android version above 2.3 is okay and any screen size is good. I currently have a Nexus 7 and want another, smaller, screen size. Are there any good smartphones at this price point?
| If you’re looking for an affordable smartphone for testing and developing Android apps, there are several good options available that support Android versions above 2.3. Here are some recommendations:
1. **Google Pixel Series**: While older models like the Pixel 2 or Pixel 3 might be available at a good price, they ar... | [
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I just got the Phantom NZXT case (specs) for my PC. It works great for me, but this thing is so huge it barely fits in my desk! Now, it does fit, but since the 1/8 in audio output and USB ports are on the top, I can't plug in any of the USB ports or my headphones. Since this thing has 5 drive bays on the front, I'd lik... | It sounds like you're looking for a specific type of front panel that combines USB ports with an audio output in a 5.25" bay. These types of products do exist, and they are often referred to as "USB audio hub" or "5.25" drive bay USB/audio hubs."
Here are a few options that should meet your requirements:
1. **5.25" ... | [
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I just wondered whether anybody had a recommendation for an LED TV with these features:
1080p horizontal resolution.
DVB-T2 tuner ("Freeview HD").
28"-32", ideally 28", but that size seems a bit neglected.
Ability to connect PC/laptop for DVD playback (probably standard?).
Ideally ability to record to USB.
Ideally les... | Finding a 28-inch LED TV with your specified features can indeed be a bit challenging, as this size is less common in the current market. However, here are a few options that might meet your requirements:
1. **Samsung T28E310**
- **Resolution:** 1080p
- **Tuner:** DVB-T2
- **Size:** 28 inches
- **PC Conne... | [
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I was hoping for the Oculus Rift to be released for a price of less than 500 € (~550 USD). Since it it now announced for 700 € (~760 USD), I wonder whether there's an alternative announced to be ready this year (in 2016).
Perhaps I was too fixated on the Oculus Rift, but I have not listened much to the VR market and co... | In 2016, the virtual reality market was rapidly evolving, and there were several alternatives to the Oculus Rift that met your requirements. Here are some options you might consider:
1. **HTC Vive**: The HTC Vive was announced for release in 2016 and is known for its room-scale tracking capabilities. However, its pric... | [
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The Xbox One has been out for almost two years now. Can someone tell me if there's a headset made that's completely wireless (including Xbox Live chat) for the Xbox One? I have searched to no avail in finding one that is 100% wireless during game use.
| As of now, there are several options for completely wireless headsets that support Xbox One gaming and Xbox Live chat. One of the most popular options is the **SteelSeries Arctis 9X**, which features a dual wireless connection (both Bluetooth and Xbox Wireless) allowing you to connect directly to the Xbox One without a... | [
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I've been looking for an inexpensive device to get my car to play songs from my phone. I've got a wired cassette adapter, but the wires inevitably break (I have a teen that uses it too). I found this bluetooth cassette adapter, but it's $60 and only lasts 8 hours per charge.
Is there an adapter that lasts for at leas... | Finding a Bluetooth cassette adapter that meets all your requirements can be challenging, but there are options that might suit your needs.
### Alternatives to Consider:
1. **Bluetooth Cassette Adapters**: While many Bluetooth cassette adapters do have battery life limitations, you can look for models that may have ... | [
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I'm looking for two kind of fans which I will mount in Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX (white). I'm looking for quitest fans meeting following requirements:
First one (back out fan):
- 140mm
- black case
- white proppeler
- cold white led light
- example fan: Phanteks PH-F140SP LED
Second one (2 x top out fans):
- 14... | For your Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ITX build, here are some options for quiet 140mm fans that meet your specified requirements:
### Back Exhaust Fan:
1. **Phanteks PH-F140SP LED (White)**
- **Color**: Black case with white blades
- **LED**: Cold white LED lighting
- **Noise Level**: Designed for quiet operation... | [
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I want a keyboard to use with my gaming/htpc.
I will use it from the sofa so a wireless, mini keyboard would be best.
I feel game controller sticks a comfortable device, therefore I want a trackball (that I think feel closer to a stick) in the keyboard, rather than a trackpad. I will not use the trackball for gaming,... | Certainly! Here are a few options that fit your criteria for a mini wireless keyboard with a trackball and a preference for a charging dock:
1. **Logitech K830 Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard**
- **Trackball**: Does not have a trackball, but it has a built-in touchpad.
- **Features**: It has backlit keys, a rec... | [
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Inside our house I only usually get an H or H+ signal, or sometimes 3G but when I go outside, I get a fast 4G signal. I plan to buy a repeater so that I will get the same 4G signal inside.
I already have seen a repeater in an online shop and it's quite affordable at $50. However it says it is a GSM900MHz repeater.
My q... | To improve your mobile signal indoors, it's essential to understand the types of signals your devices are using. A GSM900MHz repeater is designed specifically for 2G GSM signals that operate on the 900 MHz frequency band. This type of repeater will not work for repeating 4G signals, which typically operate on different... | [
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I want a smartphone. At this point I don’t care about hardware specifications, features, design, price etc.
The only requirement is that the smartphone ships without proprietary software.
But I read somewhere that there’s currently no alternative to certain proprietary firmware/drivers, so if that’s the case, it would... | Finding a smartphone that meets your criteria for free/libre/open-source software (FLOSS) can be a challenge, but there are a few options that are more aligned with your requirements. Here are some smartphones and ecosystems that emphasize FLOSS:
1. **PinePhone**:
- **Pre-installed OS**: The PinePhone typically shi... | [
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I have about 8 or 10 DDR-2 and 6 DDR-3 modules which I don't really need any more. I wonder whether there's a 5.25" SATA hard disk drive that takes DDR RAM (you can recommend for DDR-2 or DDR-3).
From the size of a 5.25" drive I'd estimate that it could have ~10 slots but 8 would also be ok, so it would be able to be a... | Unfortunately, there is no 5.25" SATA hard disk drive or any commercially available storage solution that is designed to use DDR RAM as a storage medium. DDR RAM modules (whether DDR2 or DDR3) are volatile memory, meaning that they require continuous power to retain data, while hard drives and SSDs are non-volatile sto... | [
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I bought a Razer Tiamat 7.1 headset. I was a bit silly though and thought the USB that connect the headset to the computer was not just to power the headset. I'm using a laptop and it obviously doesn't have a 7.1 sound card. It does come with female 3.5mm jacks to micro USB, but those are meant for connecting other spe... | To use your Razer Tiamat 7.1 headset with your laptop, you have a few options to consider for achieving multi-channel audio (7.1) since most laptops do not have native support for a full 7.1 sound card. Below are some solutions that you might find helpful:
### 1. USB Sound Card / Adapter
You can purchase an external U... | [
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I'm planning to get a new (2nd-hand/refurbished) system for rendering large POV-Ray scenes. I'm using very large bitmaps as bump map and colormap. I'll usually be running multiple POV-Ray processes at a time to utilize more processor power. (A large portion of the render time is used by single threaded parsing.) At pea... | When comparing the HP Z600 and Z800 workstations for your specific use case in rendering large POV-Ray scenes, the difference in memory speed can have a noticeable impact, but it might not be the most critical factor in your overall performance.
1. **Memory Speed**: The Z600 supports memory speeds up to 1066 MHz, whil... | [
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The E Ink Carta is the electronic paper display used in the Amazon Kindle Voyage and latest generation Kindle Paperwhite ebook readers. It has 300ppi resolution, a very good contrast ratio and excellent readability even in direct sunlight.
The current Kindle lineup includes only readers with 6" displays, which many peo... | As of my last update in October 2023, several ebook readers and devices utilize E Ink Carta displays larger than 6 inches. Notable examples include:
1. **Kobo Elipsa**: This device features a 10.3-inch E Ink Carta display and is designed for both reading and note-taking, with a stylus included.
2. **Sony DPT Series**... | [
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I have a macbook since December 2011.
This is my configuration:
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011)
Processor 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB
I going to buy this SSD and this RAM
I have 2 question:
I'm pretty sure, that the SSD and the RAM are compatible with my co... | Based on your MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011) configuration and your planned upgrades, here's some information:
1. **Compatibility**:
- **SSD**: Most 2.5-inch SATA SSDs will be compatible with your MacBook Pro. Ensure that the SSD you are considering is a standard SATA III (6 Gb/s) drive. The MacBook Pro (Late 201... | [
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