Scannerman

Be sure to examine the specifications of any external enclosure you buy. Some have limitations on the maximum capacity of the drive you...

Yes. (y) Plus by air gapping your back up any buggy data or bad code can't be transferred to your backup drive when you're using your...

Using the SATA drive as backup makes more sense to me. I’ll still need to look at prices. The nice thing is that I don’t have big files...

Yes. And nobody wants it. So now governments are snapping to attention and complacency is drying up because who wants to pay tariffs?

The problem is all consumers ultimately end up footing the bill with higher prices, which hurts an economy. Add to that already existing...

TBH I can't blame Trump for what he did and I'm a Canadian. This is a political lesson in reverse psychology and it's working. Canada...

Depending on how pinched for cash you are file transfers from NVMe to SATA SSD aren't so bad. I'm assuming you simply want another SSD...

Thank you for the encouragement. I'm entirely unfamiliar with this architecture. I imagine it's still a little old to be...

I like a snappy, responsive system that doesn't take ages to transfer files. I also like hot swappable bays that allow me to examine a...

You don't seem to have the slightest clue of what - zero-day - actually means. :facepalm: And all it took was a simple google search...

I'm thinking the RAM is daisy chained. It looks much like the layout in my X99 series board.

That looks like a layout for an AMD platform. :-) The manual for this board puts it this way.

I think this is true of many freeware packages but I don't believe Kaspersky does this. It's all the same data base with them and they...

I do a little OC'ing myself — nothing extreme (like Buildzoid) and I certainly don't do LN2. I have this 6900K running stable @4.1 GHz...

It does. I was concerned that perhaps the CPU wouldn't support the system board because it is limited to quad channel and the board has...