@f1r3f7y.bsky.social
I find it hard to reply to your argument because in essence, I do agree but my freedom of information philosophy hits a brick wall. I suppose all we can do is teach the ones around us how to unravel the mechanics of social media manipulation.
January 16, 2025 at 7:29 AM
I find it hard to reply to your argument because in essence, I do agree but my freedom of information philosophy hits a brick wall. I suppose all we can do is teach the ones around us how to unravel the mechanics of social media manipulation.
I think you need to unsheathe your sword strip down to your bare chest and challenge both to a duel hahah!
January 16, 2025 at 7:16 AM
I think you need to unsheathe your sword strip down to your bare chest and challenge both to a duel hahah!
You expose the hypocrisy perfectly: condemning a policy they themselves introduced shows a blatant attempt to mislead the public for political points. Accountability matter, well done for holding them to their own record and cutting through the noise.
January 16, 2025 at 7:13 AM
You expose the hypocrisy perfectly: condemning a policy they themselves introduced shows a blatant attempt to mislead the public for political points. Accountability matter, well done for holding them to their own record and cutting through the noise.
Why? Blocking platforms like Facebook or TikTok solves nothing, it avoids the issue instead of addressing it. The real problem is our inability to discern truth from manipulation. We should focus on education, media literacy, and critical thinking to empower people, not silence platforms.
January 16, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Why? Blocking platforms like Facebook or TikTok solves nothing, it avoids the issue instead of addressing it. The real problem is our inability to discern truth from manipulation. We should focus on education, media literacy, and critical thinking to empower people, not silence platforms.
Get a cuppa tea/coffee and relax to a vid about how awesomely insane your MB is.
December 19, 2024 at 7:34 AM
Get a cuppa tea/coffee and relax to a vid about how awesomely insane your MB is.
youtu.be
December 19, 2024 at 7:33 AM
bsky.app/profile/gnoh... this I think is your start point.
Benchmarking
With hwinfo64 running
Taking notes of voltage and heat. you have a predictable behaviour then Perhaps you can trap the event using tools.
Maybe add 3Dmark and AMD Adrenline.
Your hardware looks good
Benchmarking
With hwinfo64 running
Taking notes of voltage and heat. you have a predictable behaviour then Perhaps you can trap the event using tools.
Maybe add 3Dmark and AMD Adrenline.
Your hardware looks good
"After a few hours" "Crashing to black" could be overheating, or a power supply problem. Check event viewer\windows logs\system after a crash. sudden power loss will look like "the shutdown at x:xx was unexpected". Watch system temps with something like hwinfo64
December 19, 2024 at 7:22 AM
bsky.app/profile/gnoh... this I think is your start point.
Benchmarking
With hwinfo64 running
Taking notes of voltage and heat. you have a predictable behaviour then Perhaps you can trap the event using tools.
Maybe add 3Dmark and AMD Adrenline.
Your hardware looks good
Benchmarking
With hwinfo64 running
Taking notes of voltage and heat. you have a predictable behaviour then Perhaps you can trap the event using tools.
Maybe add 3Dmark and AMD Adrenline.
Your hardware looks good
I hope it’s above 650w I think it would but for long running GPU where heat causes more power consumption it could do with a 750w
What’s the motherboard model?
What’s the motherboard model?
December 19, 2024 at 7:12 AM
I hope it’s above 650w I think it would but for long running GPU where heat causes more power consumption it could do with a 750w
What’s the motherboard model?
What’s the motherboard model?
And the PSU powering these bad boy components is?
December 19, 2024 at 7:10 AM
And the PSU powering these bad boy components is?
The questions lacks all the details for a relevant answer.
CPU core?
DDR dimm setup?
Event ID 41 is just telling you your machine had a power issue not what it is.
Internal fan and cooling setup?
The list goes on. :)
CPU core?
DDR dimm setup?
Event ID 41 is just telling you your machine had a power issue not what it is.
Internal fan and cooling setup?
The list goes on. :)
December 19, 2024 at 6:47 AM
The questions lacks all the details for a relevant answer.
CPU core?
DDR dimm setup?
Event ID 41 is just telling you your machine had a power issue not what it is.
Internal fan and cooling setup?
The list goes on. :)
CPU core?
DDR dimm setup?
Event ID 41 is just telling you your machine had a power issue not what it is.
Internal fan and cooling setup?
The list goes on. :)
What’s the PSU watt rating you have?
December 19, 2024 at 6:43 AM
What’s the PSU watt rating you have?
Watching the counter number and praying it passed the error number!!!
December 16, 2024 at 7:35 AM
Watching the counter number and praying it passed the error number!!!