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I want these flank sockets.

Flank drive? Link plz?

You might see me too now. Kind of a big deal in the bedding world now, who knows where that might take me. Or you might see me on security footage stealing a skidsteer/excavator. Only time will tell.

Thanks guys. The resume just made a huge jump.

Salary man now? Ha! I wish. Less opportunity for pay technically unless they move me to a AAA store. That will be on the table at the end of the quarter when I bring it up. ;-) I miss a day of sales every week but get to develop others.

Oh yeah. Boss came in. I'm an area manager now.

Dun brothers is my go to. They will roast them on the spot if you want. #CoffeSwag

7.1 uses way more RAM. Like 30% more. What do you use RAMDisk for? it's crazy unstable for most things. Unless your using a different name. If your talking about AMD RAMDisk, it's a gaming thing..... And once again way faster RAM would blow it away. DDR4 also has error detection and correction that isn't around in DDR3. This is especially useful in both uses of RAMDisk. It would massively increase your stability, speed, and protection. As I said, you researched poorly at the end then. Every Asus card supports everything you mentioned and has from the first info release. The AMD cards use almost nothing in idle. The 3 watts is about 300% of what the GeForce cards would, but it's a moot point. If you are driving displays with them, they are in use, and at that point they will use TDP. They don't throttle and use less magically. They are running or they aren't. They will draw power from the wall if they are drawing pixels. You keep talking about "experimental" things and your "install". If those 2 vague things needed you to build the machine you did, then awesome. I have no problem with any of that. However every detail of the x99 platform you talked about was incorrect. You researched poorly, or you made a decision based on your esoteric and odd needs. You asked me to critique. I did. Without knowing you're classified experimental stuff it doesn't matter at this point. You keep using the wrong name for parts and badly misquoting information. Maybe the info you read was wrong.... But you are literally getting the name of the parts wrong. That's like saying my Fi BTL has Fi Q capacities. Just be more careful.

They gay references are endless. Tooth count and old sockets. 8" flex head. I can't wait to see what Google ad sense is going to generate now. FML.

This whole time I have been thinking you are.having trouble deciding on a 3/8" socket itself. As in that was all you ever used. I thought you had lost your God Damn mind. Knife = wrench. I would agree. How it feels and works is more important than anything. Sockets themselves are a.consumable. My craftyM wrench is the most comfortable I ever used! It has a few edges on it, so that might change if I used it everyday all day. Especially without gloves. I love mechanic gloves though. Never take them off if I didn't have to. Not sure how rubbing one out would work, but I would try it if the wife close by to take me to the ER.

That's what she said.

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If you don't care about games, stop bringing it up. The AMD cards are not as powerful as the GeForce cards. You did it to save money. That's fine. I like money too. However power consumption and the need for more PSU make that moot also.

The maximus VI is not available for x99. I think maybe the key here is you then researched ineffectively. Don't get all Ass hurt. You have a monster. But every single reason why you chose it is shot down with the fact that the x99 chipset stomps the previous chipset in every measurement other than the side note of not having a 64gb available on launch. This fact will be completely moot as the DDR4 available will smoke the 64GB GDDR3. It's also drastically less expensive. At time you looked up x99 there were 0 QVL RAM technically. So yeah... That doesn't jive. I watched every video in August and read every preview on the x99 mobo and they all said 64gb compatible. I don't care what you do, but you have literally shot out misinformation several times. That's really frustrating. Either you are not paying attention as you type now, or you didn't before. Or both.

I'm gonna need aloe.

Sean you should detail my car. Because, BMW.

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If you said "I just wanted to game in eyefinity/UHD with a budget and I couldn't wait a week or 2" then I would say fine, plausible. You're talking productivity/monitoring etc etc. Not even running crossfire. Telling me you use 37gb or more of RAM but feel that something double the speed wouldn't have been waiting a week for? I just don't buy it. Then again, maybe you found an amazeballs hook up that is selling all this gear for dirtmagert prices, used, whatever. If you paid 15% less than the best prices I can find, then I could understand getting something with so much less efficiency and so much less productivity.

You cannot ramp it up to that speed. Past 4 chipsets it throttles automatically. And my point was with a more power efficient system you could have just dealt with one 850W PSU. WHat you originally said is that the MoBo wasn't capable of 64GB. That is wrong. You also mentioned something about small monitors. 16" isn't small in terms of being so portable and unique that you must use display link, and there are a bajillion other options for monitors(especially low resolution ones) than display link. HDMI is everywhere. Or any of the other USB ways to run a display. You then said that the RAm was in the thousand+ dollar range. All the RAM I puit up will work with the x99 and was available on launch. The crucial was sent with a ton of the test boards. The lowest cost 64gb option on the chipset you have(and I didn't even confirm it's optimized really) is $200 more expensive, has more issues with clocking up and is at the absolute end of it's life cycle. It's more expensive and slower. You will see a net loss in productivity applications for sure, and absolutely in games. If you got an even fancier set than the Gskill I threw up you were in fact real close to if not over the $1000 range and you will not come close to seeing the clock speed you hoped because the x79 chipset when used in more than 4 slots throttles. Even the mighty Asus board. Maybe someone is milking out a microscopic bit more, but even in the best case scenario it will be running significantly lower clock speeds than in the x99 set up. As in super significantly, as the x99 chipset is so much more efficient. This isn't opinion, this is measurable fact, and a repeatedly documented problem with the x79 vs the x99.

This is the cheepest 64GB set on new egg for DDR3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231713 $100+ more than the first stuff I put up and $200+ than the cheep stuff.

Price went up.... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148861 $408.

I just don't believe it, but you know what you need. That much RAM on that MOBO will invariably clock the RAM down. so your RAM is probably moving at half the actual speed of DDR4. ALso you were looking at stupid over the top priced DDR4. I have seen it sub $400 for the 32gb kit. In one google search and not looking any further than the first page I found this. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231794&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Desktop+Memory-_-N82E16820231794&gclid=Cj0KEQjwnZShBRDfxqzr55rcyMEBEiQA1iRNPxpQwtVLOajimCrUeFU1K06Ka7YQ7JEP7RakV0IovPkaAraU8P8HAQ That DDR4 will outpace your DDR3 by a bunch. The new x99 will require less RAM at the end of the day also. Again, you need to do you, and it will do it's job for years I'm sure. It just doesn't make sense. You ultimately had to get a second PSU to run it. That costs an extra $100 minimum.

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