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Was bored and had a few spare moments recently and this was the result:
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Cross-posted from the main thread: https://techenclave.com/threads/the-elementary-os-thread.220849/
Delay initial check for updates by default 60 seconds by vjr · Pull Request #2253 · elementary/appcenter
Related to: elementary/settings-daemon#158 and elementary/settings-daemon#177
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Skip held-back packages during system update check by vjr · Pull Request #178 · elementary/settings-daemon
This PR attempts to: Fix #101 Fix #116 Maybe other issues too.
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Cross-posted from the main thread: https://techenclave.com/threads/the-elementary-os-thread.220849/
Exchanged my 5 years old iPhone11 for a S25U with exchange value ~35K. (4K was reduced during inspection citing battery life is below 80%).
Even 31K is decent for the 64gigs model, which I bought for ~43K (including cashbacks)
Even 31K is decent for the 64gigs model, which I bought for ~43K (including cashbacks)
Edit: My current ecosystem is like this bridge.
I got 9k for my 7-year-old torture machine poco f1. I didn't actually exchange it, though. It's still in my pocket.
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Ssreek
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arup
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rsaeon
Innovator
Replacing the AC fan and Radiator fan in my Uncle's twenty-year-old CRV
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chungus
Explorer
Now I feel silly for getting one of these.
I would probably screw up the screw size/length and drill into monitor housing if I diy.
chungus
Explorer
All parts total costed less than 1200 rupees
1. Hp 460 watts Platinum rated server psu
2. Server psu break out board(one in the picture is bit expensive I also have a cheaper one without voltage display)
3. Zx 4kx buck converter
4. Pcie to molex connector
You can also connect two or more these PSU in series to get 24, 36, 48 volts also etc
This buck converter goes upto 30 voltsthis is my poor man's bench supply.
All parts total costed less than 1200 rupees
1. Hp 460 watts Platinum rated server psu
2. Server psu break out board(one in the picture is bit expensive I also have a cheaper one without voltage display)
3. Zx 4kx buck converter
4. Pcie to molex connector
You can also connect two or more these PSU in series to get 24, 36, 48 volts also etc
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bssunilreddy
Luminary
Can you also 3D print for my AM5 stock fan the same way you did for your AM4 stock fan and I will pay you? Do you have a 3D printer? If you can 3D print for AM5 stock fan then PM me the details and price? Okay.
chungus
Explorer
Yeah I have a 3d printer. If am5 fan mount is compatible with am4 then you can take mine for free. Mind you screwing to motherboard can be bit of a hassle
Dude you did what I couldn't do and only wished. I bought crap load of components in 2020 to build multi rail, battery backed power supply. And then life got in the way.
These component will see the trade section soon.
chungus
Explorer
I have one with atx power supply too, that breakout board gives 3.3, 5, 12 volts
bssunilreddy
Luminary
I will PM you once I get my new AM5 parts and install them and will see if my already existing AM4 stock fan will fit on AM5 chipset. Then you can send me. Okay. Thanks.
BTW what brand 120mm fan did you use to put on the top of your AM4 stock heatsink?
chungus
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bssunilreddy
Luminary
Man
Seems my 5600x has Wraith Stealth cooler and even Prism cooler also is compatible with AM5 chipset.
Before modding what stock cooler is yours?
This is my cooler.
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