@unikoshardware 8800 is not inherently harder to achieve with 2x16GB than with 2x24GB, that wouldn't make sense. You just came to the conclusion because it's true for A- vs. M-Die.. but even then you have to factor in IMC limits and that different dies can be lighter on the IMC than others.
@KeychronMK I know this is just an AI generated concept, but "as is" it would weigh at least 40g. Too much plastic. Extend the PCB to both walls instead for stability instead (ex. below). The removable battery idea is also interesting but rather pointless; shell adds more weight once again
@flashhez_@ThourCS2 flashhez working overtime at the snake oil factory again ahaha... don't trust any benchmark results put out by so called "optimizers"
@TsengSR@1llegalEngineer Go ahead and read "IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION OF LOW
VALUE CONSIGNMENTS –
The EUR 3 temporary customs duty “Guidance for Member States and Trade” if you for some reason don't believe it.
@TsengSR@1llegalEngineer It's mainly based on the tariff classification (HS/TARIC code) and description. Since all of the mentioned items have different codes (and descriptions), OP would have to indeed pay 3€ multiple times. Even if same cat+desc but listed in separate lines he'd have to pay btw.
@ChiefKyiv@eM7yPKfGGCbzSJb@foilmanhacks Yes, but unless the SSID list is extensive or you take signal strength into the equation as well, confidence is still much lower than with unique SSIDs.
@SAJDER@ThourCS2@CapFrameX RAM manufacturers were at least partly to blame for this by not setting RSWP for relevant EEPROM blocks as well as mainboard manufacturers for not disabling SPD write functionality by default during the earlier DDR5 days. It's mostly resolved by now.
@Kinsky474 1 Jahr nach Kauf gilt die Beweislastumkehr. Mindfactory handelt hier rechtlich legitim. Würde dir entweder raten Mindfactory zu bitten, eine RMA für dich einzuleiten, oder direkt bei XFX Garantieansprüche geltend zu machen.