@boonthespoon@d2beyondlight if that was true it would be dead already, they fixed a lot of the systems that caused me to leave in the first place tbh
it will eventually die to no new content and become stagnant once again but it did go out on a high note
@Pieryck_A@Wario64 ...the point of cat6 is the signal integrity, not the speed
cat6 isn't speed at all, it's made to carry gig at most distances and can do so far longer than cat5e
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@spookey199@derrickgott007 even if you run your own external interface they require Plex pass you can't even say they're doing anything there lol
as far as Plex is concerned my own hosted instance is the same on the outside as it is on the inside
@shmuwu_ this is fine as long as your dram controller doesn't decide to blow up
you aren't taking a measurable speed penalty, you're realistically only risking stability on modern platforms
..I had to do a lot of testing with this when ddr5 first came out, it reeeeaaally hated 4 sticks