rteuionwiv

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   by rteuionwiv 5y ago

   I think yes, but if you buy cpu, you look at advertised speeds and you expect get them in your machine. From what i researched, to achive advertised clock frequencies you need to increase voltage to make it more stable. Some people reported
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   by rteuionwiv 5y ago

   I can confirm that 5000 desktop ryzen series has issues with turbo boost, basically if you disable turbo and stay on base clock then everthing is fine, but with turbo (CPB) enabled you get crashes and BSOD. I had this problem at work at my
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   by rteuionwiv 5y ago

   I don't think anything too bad could happen when landing light aircraft on slippery but long runway. I was doing some winter flying and was landing pa28 on slippery runway (compressed snow) and I didn't noticed any difference unti
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   by rteuionwiv 5y ago

   What about xylitol? I use it all the time putting it into morning coffee. I'm avoiding table sugar as much as i can, and generally prefer stuff that is not sweet, but coffee is the only thing that needs to be sweetened a bit to kill bi
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   by rteuionwiv 5y ago

   I love airplane avionics, it never changes look at for example, once you learn how to use Garmin 430/430W you can easily figure out Garmin G1000, everything is standarized, colors are standarized, there are shit tons of abbreviations l