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Product Name: ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Tri-band Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router Expected Price: Rs 22,500 (Down from Rs 25,000) Shipping charges: At Actuals Manufacturer page URL: ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 at Asus Official Website Description: Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Tri-band Wi-Fi 6 Gaming...

Given there's no real discernable difference between both generations with regards to SSD performance, using a PCIe 3.0 capable processor with a PCIe 4.0 SSD should be the same as a PCIe 4.0 processor with a PCIe 4.0 SSD. Since PCIe 4.0 is backwards compatible, would run fine.

Maybe even a countdown feature lol

Not sure if anyone has covered this here but I've been using this link for a regularly updated list of trackers: NGOSANG on Github

Aside from driving those with OCD nuts, it shouldn't hurt. Matching DIMMS have their advantages in terms of speeds and timings but hey, if it ain't hurting you and the extra GB helps, no harm done.

Curious, are there any or many Plex Lifetime Subscribers here?

Edge is so underrated! It's been my go to browser since it launched and Chrome has not found a place on any of my system refreshes!

After watching Tech Jesus and the storm that are exploding Gigabyte PSUs, their dumping of shitty hardware raises a few eyebrows and factors in whether these are good buys or not.

It does not have RGB. We are still being sold short!

Linus Tech Tips did a comparison between PCIe 3.0 and PCIe 4.0 m.2 nvme drives and found there really isn't much of a difference. They in fact noticed the PCIe 4.0 running a tad bit slower in some cases. Was an interesting comparison if that matters.

Subscribed to Microsoft Office 365 Family which comes with up to six different accounts for MS Office 365. It also comes with 1TB data via OneDrive per account. Keep my work files across three to four directories on an internal but separate HDD (4TB) which I use SyncToy with daily to mirror my...

See if you can locate the Honeywell ones. I used them in the past, straight up and simple dehumidifier!

Have you ever noticed any difference between PCIe 3.0 and PCIe 4.0? I'm running my GPU on PCIe 4.0 and have tested it out in 3.0 and not seen any real difference.

I used to know someone senior with Airtel but we dropped out of contact a while ago. If there's anyone who could help with convincing Airtel to give me a landline here in Whitefield Bangalore, it would be really appreciated.

I believe Roon supports it. The same guy had a video following it covering how to get the best out of Apple Lossless.

This actually makes sense. For Apple Lossless to even be useful, they need to open up and handover streams. Else it's kind of pointless...for most use cases. Tidal and Qobuz do.

Especially the Wrap Up. If you like MQA, subscribe to Tidal. If not, Qobuz. There are lots of folks who enjoy MQA and don't own ultra high end DACs. There are others who don't. Sound really is quite subjective to the person listening.

In response to Golden Sounds MQA claims, I kind of agree with Hans here.

Yeah I've seen that. There's been a lot held against MQA and as I've said, it is lossy. However, for some music I've heard, it sounds better than the lossless versions of the same ones on different output gear. Honestly, it's kind of how valve amps add a warmth to audio that's more pleasing than...

A DAC does not need to support MQA for you to listen to MQA tracks. MQA is more software than hardware from my understanding. A home theatre that supports MQA just has the software on it's SOC. Yes, it's proprietary and probably expensive to license so not everyone supports it, but that doesn't...