Same thing. "Cable ties" is British for "zip ties". We also say "Jubilee clip" for "hose clip" - another brilliant invention I use for all the wrong things - like attaching wires to car batteries.
mikey wrote:
to keep that orange wire from falling down, several if needed.
Why not just cover the fan? That protects it from all wires. It's pure insanity to have something spinning at 5000 rpm without something covering it.
mikey wrote:
I buy them by the 100 or even 1000 if they are cheap enough
Same here. You can also get reusable ones.
mikey wrote:
In some of my cases
Most of my cases are open, without any fans. Just the GPU and CPU get fans.
mikey wrote:
I have rear, top, front and of course cpu fans all to run wires around so they get more zip ties than other pc's that have fewer fans.
Cover each fan as you put it in, then you don't have to concern yourself with wires.
mikey wrote:
I am slowly replacing the pc's without top fans so they breathe better.
Best thing is just take the side off. Air can flow wherever it wants.
If this page takes an hour to load, reduce posts per page to 20 in your settings, then the tinpot 486 Einstein uses can handle it.
Any ideas on which CPU tasks/projects take advantage of AVX 512?
I think one of the math projects might have an AVX 512 app. But I don't run them regularly and am not currently knowledgeable which one might have those apps.
Maybe someone more familiar can chime in to tell us.
mikey wrote:I would use zip
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Same thing. "Cable ties" is British for "zip ties". We also say "Jubilee clip" for "hose clip" - another brilliant invention I use for all the wrong things - like attaching wires to car batteries.
Why not just cover the fan? That protects it from all wires. It's pure insanity to have something spinning at 5000 rpm without something covering it.
Same here. You can also get reusable ones.
Most of my cases are open, without any fans. Just the GPU and CPU get fans.
Cover each fan as you put it in, then you don't have to concern yourself with wires.
Best thing is just take the side off. Air can flow wherever it wants.
If this page takes an hour to load, reduce posts per page to 20 in your settings, then the tinpot 486 Einstein uses can handle it.
Mr P Hucker wrote: Best
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Been there. Done that.
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Tom M wrote: Mr P Hucker
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And it works well. Unless you're in for aesthetics, then you'd buy a Mac. I prefer things with function.
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Need covers on my computers
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Need covers on my computers to keep out nosy cats.
Keith Myers wrote: Need
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One fan blade hits a paw, they never go near it again.
It was them "scenting" the monitors I disliked. Delaminated the LCD in a surprisingly perfect circle.
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https://www.techspot.com/guid
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https://www.techspot.com/guides/2669-amd-ryzen-x670-b650-a620-motherboards/
Is there enough CPU processing gain that going to the Am5 socket is worth it for boinc CPU processing?
Respectfully.
Or is it 3950x "forever".
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Tom M
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depends on the project. for applications that can use and benefit from AVX512, absolutely.
the higher clock speed and IPC of the 7000-series CPUs gives a nice bump for everything else.
just have to decide if the cap on 16c/32t and 1-2 GPUs is acceptable for you.
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Any ideas on which CPU
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Any ideas on which CPU tasks/projects take advantage of AVX 512?
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Would bios updates likely
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Would bios updates likely increase an Epyc mb processing speed?
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Tom M wrote:Any ideas on
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I think one of the math projects might have an AVX 512 app. But I don't run them regularly and am not currently knowledgeable which one might have those apps.
Maybe someone more familiar can chime in to tell us.
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N.B
Primegrid has a AVX512 app for their LLR applications. Primegrid supports AVX512