Necro! Bump! Bump! Bump!
https://www.pcmag.com/news/no-leaks-water-cooling-device-for-pcs-uses-vacuum-pump-to-keep-liquid-in
Necro! Bump! Bump! Bump!
https://www.pcmag.com/news/no-leaks-water-cooling-device-for-pcs-uses-vacuum-pump-to-keep-liquid-in
Surprising that we havenโt heard more about that. I remember just one LTT video about that from around that same time as that article came out. I wonder why nothing new has happened regarding that water cooling accessory?
I donโt have a PC, sadly.
Donโt want to remember the last time i had oneโฆ
what happened to it
I threw automine in the trash.
My dad loved automine more than me for some reason (automine was my favorite), so he banned me from the computer permanently.
What is a automine? I want ask
My pet cat plushie. Sheโs a calico, like how basically every other calico is a girl.
then why it is not Auto-mine and plus no one wants throwing them into the trash because it is definity helpful
I am confused no one calls a pet cat plushie โautomineโ.
Is automine a pet cat plushie or a minecraft mod or something else?
I am Automine.
Are you a cat plushie or a minecraft automation mod?
If not, then what?
I am in existence
OS: I use debian, manjaro, and endevourOS. I dislike both of the latter bc while they get me access to the AUR they both kinda suck. Iโll switch everything to debian at some point, unless I get really into install arch manually at some point.
CPU: I have a 5600G, which is a stupid CPU but I starting building my computer before I had the money for a GPU and there arenโt too many other CPUs with iGPUs, unless you wanna go intel, and I just like upgradbility too much. One day when I have money Iโd like to get one of the fastest 5000 series CPUs, which are only getting cheaper.
GPU: RX 6800, no complaints. The 6800 XT and 6900 are probably better and barely more expensive, I just got a fantastic deal.
RAM: 64 GB of the fastest DDR4 my motherboard supports, I could OC, but I donโt feel like breaking my ram.
Drives: 500 GB SSD for most of my stuff, another 250 GB one for duel booting, and enough HDDs that the total is 4.3 TB.
My most likely upgrades are to a 5950X or 5900XT for the CPU. I need more cores for compiling and better PCIE lanes than the 5600G has. Theyโre currently not much more than 300$, I can get one, but I donโt like wasting money so I think Iโll get one on sale for less that 300 whenever that happens. At which point I can perform a socket AM4 suffle and give my little brother a free cpu upgrade, and put his old potato CPU (2400 or 2600g something, dunno) in an 80$ mobo and have a server. Until then, I canโt properly shut down my computer, as those 4.3 TB of disk space isnโt all steam games if you know what Iโm saying.
If you were to install arch, would you just switch everything to that?
I supposeโฆ I really like debianโs stability though. I wish debian derivatives could use the AUR, if they could we would live in harmony. Alternately that someone other that valve made a decent Arch derivative, or that non-debianalike distros could install deb files. Basically, I just wish we could all use interoperable package managers.
And I can guess arch happens to allow for the usage of AURs, right?
The AUR is the Arch User Repository. It is a collection of mostly open source projects mostly uploaded by Arch users into a unified repo (lol, not, there are other repos you can add) with build scripts set up exactly right that the process of compiling and installing them can be automated. It also has binary packages, in which case the โbuildโ scripts just move the binaries into the right place to be installed. You canโt use it on other systems because it always assumes you have an arch based system and would probably go to war with your other package manager if you tried to use it.
Do you think itโd be worth switching over to Arch even if itโs at the price of debianโs stability and stuff?