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I’m really having to hold back from abusing my title editing powers from changing it in “Wow, jay2cents EXPOSED, is this PROOF he is a GRIFTER?” Gotta up your clickbait game man

hi, Were you able to flash your card. I may have to do the same for Dell card.

I never even knew the Threadripper included Torx driver had a built in torque wrench function pre-set to the proper tightening torque. So that’s a new one to me, I do not recall mine ever clicking so I guess I either never tightened it enough or mine was defective too. I just looked it up and the included key is indeed supposed to have a torque wrench function built in to indicate enough torque

Im sure they could be, if someone wanted to take the time. Its a lot of work that consumes wall clock. There is no way around that. The core idea here is single hardware architecture single model architecture single quant single engine. Whether this could be generalized was beyond the scope of this work. IMO, the future is kernel auto tuning and releasing dedicated inference engines along side model releases.

i had neither the clicky thing nor the tray for my 2 epyc systems . i hand set both and tightened until good enough :D:D:D

Years ago, I bought a thread ripper, and the Alan key for installing it was defective and did not click. So, I wrote Jay an email about his video on it, and he took the video down. He never responded to me, though. I understand. It was just a funny response. I had to buy a new key on ebay to not blow like $2k.

Years ago, I bought a thread ripper, and the Alan key for installing it was defective and did not click. So, I wrote Jay an email about his video on it, and he took the video down. He never responded to me, though. I understand. It was just a funny response. I had to buy a new key on ebay to not blow like $2k. 4 posts - 4 participants Read full topic

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I currently have this guy to play my music when out and about. Mostly in my car connected via bt. I use pulsar media player as it’s basic and simple to use especially when using it when driving! The other big thing is it supports micro sd cards and supposedly up to 2tb cards. My entire collection isn’t above 375gb so the 512gb card is fine for now and gives me time to fill out my collection while waiting for memory prices to come down. I’d love to pull down better mettadata but running it thru Musicbrainz Picard like @log did and messed up the copy of my collection I had ran it on. Would like something easier for a noob like me to use it once to fix my library and be done with it for 5 - 10 years when I have to do it again after all the updates to my collection! amazon.com Amazon.com: 160G MP3 Player, JadeAudio/FiiO JM21(3+32G) Android 13 Hi-Res Music... New octa-core 6nm Snapdragon 680 | Fully balanced audio design | Dual CS43198+dual op-amps | Dual custom femtosecond crystal oscillators 700mW+700mW output power | 13mm ultra-thin body | 4.7-inch HD display | 12.5h ultra-long battery life | Android13... $159.99

Background I currently have a TrueNAS server with the 3x 6-wide RADIZ2 data VDEVs using 24TB X24 Exos HDDs for a usable capacity of 288TB. The chasis I am using (45 Drives F8X2) has a capacity of 24 HDDs. I am wanting to add the remaining 6 HDDs to max this out, and I essentially have 2 options: Extend existing VDEVs from 6 → 8 drives OR add a 4th RAIDZ2 VDEV. Simultaneous VDEV Extension This is where my question comes into play: Can I extend all 3 VDEVs at once (one drive at a time per VDEV) to cut down the time this will take? I have read several posts in this forum and others about extending VDEVs, but they all just talk about a single VDEV so I was curious if anyone has any experience with this. The obvious win with doing this is the final 6 drives would be 100% usable capacity vs only 66% if I add a new VDEV. Other Hardware Specs I figures there would be some questions on server specs, so here you go: Chasis: 45 Drives F8X2 Motherboard: H12SSL-i CPU: AMD EPYC 7413 RAM: 8x 32GB DDR4 2667Mhz ECC RDIMM HBA: 2x Broadcom / LSI SAS 9305-24i