PhysX cards were PCI. Motherboards only had one AGP slot and that was for the GPU.

A lot of them already do call twice in a row, thanks apple.

There is no such thing as unregulated spectrum. Even though you can use some equipment without a license, it’s still regulated. You will get in a lot of trouble if you are caught using a jammer.

The more expensive it is, the more ads and spyware it will have.

You have to access it from a US IP address to get the new name.

Four of the standard 8 pin PCIe power connectors would work well.
The new connector really should have used some large blade contacts to handle 50 amps.

Use it for a firewall / router, but don’t bother with WiFi. There are no antenna connectors, so it probably doesn’t have a card installed and normal WiFi cards make terrible access points anyways.

If you want to use OPNsense, make sure the NICs are supported. If it has Realtek NICs, you will probably have to use a Linux based firewall.

I use Firefox with uBlock Origin and SponsorBlock. I never see any ads on youtube.

They should just cut off all service to the UK and show a message with the contact information for everyone that wants the back door.

A used SAS card can be found on ebay for $20-$30. You just need a PC with an open 8 lane PCIe slot and a few drive bays. An older 6gbps card is fine for a few mechanical hard drives.

Is your GPU reducing the VRAM frequency when it’s idle?

If the vertical timing is different between the monitors, the VRAM will have to run at maximum speed all the time and that can add 20 watts or more to your idle power consumption.

Sony decided to put rootkits on their CDs to stop people from ripping them. They got sued for that.

It looks cool, but I’m worried about durability. It doesn’t even make the screen that much bigger.

We really need to strip back copyright protection and limit it to 10-20 years.

It would have been nice if they came up with something shorter like .lan.