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That would be the wrong choice imho, if, then I would go for a 5800X3D instead.

You better create your own thread for this task. This up front: Router + NAS in one OS is a BAD IDEA first off. Break the router and immediately have the jewels too, not good. You could use Proxmox and run them as VM's, one OS for each task, but given that you ask for help, Proxmox is likely above your skills. Keep them as separate devices, best advice I can give you, performance and security wise.

The toll on the CPU and USB bus should not be forgotten when going with very high DPI and high poll rate. Check the CPU, at least in the past that did matter. I run them max at 3000, despite it could go way higher.

My FTTH sits curled up next to my doorstep. I hope they hook me up next few month, it seems they forgot to connect the last 2m to my wall under the stairway..LoL. The poor guy who was tasked to drill it through the wall drove off undone twice as he ain't got the tools to do the ground digging work under my stairs and I am not allowed to do it, so be it I have Gbit on cable 1120/55 Mbit which is ok, just for Cloud backups and stuff the FTTH with 4x the upload is just way better and same price, so I changed. They do the Fiber work for free, so that was a good deal. I just need to rent it two years ( same money as cable/Vodafone ) and I can opt out again or use their fiber for any other ISP that offers FTTH. Can't really complain about cable, a bit unstable last year when they did all the road works but overall..I can work remotely, which I do 95% of my time.

CAT6 will do a great job if you stay with 50m cable length. Oh hell yes, Hubs were a disaster and the first obtainable home office switches weren't that great either with their ARP Cache errors...not good if you play with networks. When I recall the price of my old pair of 3Com-905 ISA card ( those with Coax and RJ45 ) I think a Dual 10Gbit Intel is a real bargain ! But tbh, I prefer DAS over NAS ever since for my own needs, so there is no real need for my personal network to do 10Gbit, just when I need to work and copy large file sets, usually Backups or whole drives a 10Gbit was awesome, but that would mean TWO adapters, also on the Client's PC which, unless a fairly modern server or WS, don't have that. So it's like back in the days...does it pay to put in a 10G card for 20min and copy the stuff over or let it just run on 1G and not open the case and not install the card....usually I had put in the 1G card back then.

I was preparing for the 10Gbit era that is slowly conquering the market with more modest prices. I remember Token Ring on a Coax cable, that was my first LAN setup for EF2000 with MS-DOS...long time ago. I have seen them coming and going, 10Mbit, 100Mbit, now 1Gbit as standard...but slowly we transit to 2.5~10Gbit in the next few years. When I looked at the prices for cables and wall outlets etc... the difference is peanuts. 112MB/sec is just WAY TO SLOW if you juggle large files around, I feel like back in the days waiting for a 80GB drive to copy over a 100Mbit network, now it's 800GB over a 1Gbit networ, same lame duck. With NVMe everywhere it's time for at least 10Gbit networks or even faster imho, at least between Workstations and NAS. My ISP synchronizes with 1120Mbit on cable, so there is 120Mbit I can't use since my current router only has Gbit. Since I ordered Fiber 1Gbit with 4x the current upload I will also get a new Router ( gonna buy it myself ) and that has a 2.5Gbit LAN, YES !

I use cat7 cables and cat6a ports and patchpanels. the diff in price from 5 to 7 is marginal, so I made it 10gbit proof throughout the house. cablelength does matter, see above chart. Better only go 75% of max length or use fiber

This site has this exact driver, I downloaded it and verified them against each other. https://www.driverscloud.com/en/services/GetInformationDriver/57555-10243/saitek-pro-flight-combat-rudder-pedals-7-0-47-1-x64-driversexe You might need to overrule windows installer...you will see

sent you a PM ..and another on with my Gmail here are 2 screenshots from Device Manager and Driver Tab showing Version and date of driver.

They do work with the right driver. i can send it to you once I am back home. send me a pm

You want all those bugs and network disconnects back ? ehhhhh Rather give me the DCS of 2025 today

It might just have been bad luck in the silicon lottery or maybe another batch of the same spec IC that just runs better due to unknown reasons for us mortals. I wouldn't nail it on the RGB premium. You would need a whole batch of each to verify this.

Tbolt-214th, yep, that is me, LoL. I am not so sure about the 2nd in Command, for sure one of the most active Pilots back then. What drove it down was the netcode of Flanker at that time, we had constant disconnects and all that stuff and over time that killed the fun and in the end the Annihilators.After that period I started R/C flying for about 20 years. That taught me lot about "flying" but I don't have the time and patience needed for highly complex R/C aircraft anymore.That was about the time I checked the A-10C/Ka-50 website again which was then called DCS, just that I meanwhile ran a MacbookPro LoL...it worked ! It worked so good I am hooked ever since, despite the little time I have to free my mind and actually fly something. Back in those days I was in my mid 20's and no kids, now I am in my mid 50's and have a 6 and 8 year old one running circles around me. Bet that I am done at 8pm and I wish I had the energy to just grab the stick and go for it, I just don't and instead relax while watching DCS youtube videos, toss some VMware machines around, do some Teamviewer work...and wish I was flying, low and dirty Maybe it's time to get back into Gear, it's all ready to fire up and take off. Maybe a bit rusty in "what's the key for xyz". Helicopter sounds good to me, I love the Ka and Mi

105 !?? Klingt wie ein schlechter Witz, oder ? Selbst wenn die Dinger nur 5-10 Jahre im Lager halten und nur so-und-soviel Stunden Flugzeit haben dürfen und man dafür "erstmal" nur diese Menge bestellt und dann wieder welche nachbestellt wenn ein gewisser Prozentsatz ausgemustert wird, kommen mir 105 ehrlich gesagt zu wenig vor. Zieh mal gleich 10% ab wegen XYZ Gründen, dann bleiben weniger als Einhundert. Wieviel ballern die im Moment von Ost nach West ?? Langt nicht mal 2 Tage ! Erklär mir mal einer die Doktrin in der <100 ausreicht. Bitte eine Doktrin die Luftüberlegenheit voraussetzt.

Daumenregel: RAM = SWAP Ich habe fast alle Kombinationen im Laufe der Jahre durchprobiert und habe es seit einiger zeit auf System Managed stehen...und das System nimmt sich satte 65536 MB Swap, im 2D Modus. Solange Deine SSD genug Platz hat, hau rein ! Wenn's am RAM oder SWAP hängt, hängt alles ! ..und wenn's wirklich voll ausgenutzt wird gibt's nen fetten "Out of Memory" Abbruchfehler. Die Meinungen über 32 oder 64GB RAM gehen tendentiell mehr zu 64GB, gerade bei VR. Wobei ich im "D-Modus locker 48GB verheizen kann und nicht selten im MP schon 54-56GB usage hatte. Möchte nicht wissen wie das mit 32GB stottern würde, egal wieviel swap du hast. Hubraum kannste mittlerweile ja zur Hälfte durch Ladedruck/Turbo wett machen, bei RAM gibt's sowas noch nicht. Wenn der Speicherdruck steigt muss erstmal mehr RAM rein und den SWAP am besten auf System Managed stehen lassen und nach ein paar sessions mal nachschauen was das OS eingestellt hat. Kannste ja erst mal ohne DCS machen und Werte auslesen, dann mal heftig DCS MP auf nem vollen Server für 1-2h, dann schnellt die Nadel aber schnell hoch beim zugewiesenen SWAP, weit über dem "empfohlen" Wert. edit: Wenn möglich sollte die SWAP weder auf dem OS noch DCS Laufwerk liegen. Dafür brauchts aber mindestens 3 SSD, am besten ne NVMe für SWAP denn dort spulst du GB-weise Zeug rauf und runter. Wie unten im Bild, meine SWAP liegt auf der GAMES NVMe. Dort sind nur Spiele die nach aller Voraussicht nie SWAP brauchen werden. Bei VMware komme ich oft an +90% RAM usage ran, da könnte auch der eine oder andere Überschwapper stattfinden, aber nicht so heftig wie bei DCS bei Vollgas MP I my 2 cents

Afaik I was the only german member in 214th Annihilators. Rockfire was from NZ iirc. Mongoose was from the UK, and tbh I forgot the other names. I don't think I was 2nd in command. I may have had the most posts on our old page's Bulletin Board. I am almost certain that Rockfire is no more with us since he was already in his mid 60's and either just before his retirement or was already retired... some 25 years ago. What is your Time Zone ?

As far as I remember Gel was from Trinidad & Tobago and didn't he run some IT Business back then. Those were glory days, on Dual ISDN lines with 128kB/sec, a PIII-600 and and a few MB of RAM LoL. Let's see if we can get more of the old gang together. I talked to Mongoose some years ago but iirc he stopped flying Sims, hope I am wrong. Wish Hengist was around as well, he was the right match for GS's dogfights. I can participate in the evenings ( local german time UTC +1h ( +2h summertime ) and assist in technical matters when it comes to hosting, servers, etc.. I own modules across all genres , ca. 75%, and usually have all maps. I am open to all kinds of missions but due to lack of time and children that I raise by myself I am sometimes just too damn done to hop into the Apache and learn it or keep pace with F-18 or 16 and all those were flying is secondary but knowing the onboard systems is vital. I have to heavily invest time into those modules. It's like you basically know what you want and need to do...just how do I tell this stupid plane what I want...that kind of thing LoL Anywhere, keep me in the loop if you proceed in reviving the "214th VFS"

Here I am Long time ago I was with the 214th Annihilators flying the F22 TAW and Flanker series... man, that's two decades ago. My nick back than was "Tbolt" or long version, Thunderbolt. Iirc, Archimedes was the General/Leader, Mongoose and Hengist and all the other's. I have little time but who knows, if the gang is right I am with it.

From my understanding you can't compare 3600-DDR4 to 3600-DDR5 as I am very confident that the DDR5 kit would run at a far higher true latency and that may cause the stutter. We would need the timings for 3600 with DDR5 and DDR4 to calculate the true latency in nanoseconds and compare those, Apples to Apples. Buying RAM remains rolling the dice to some extend

Isn't that the new screen that won't run at given spec with any Nvidia card ?? Regardless of that, no current card would give you 240Hz at that resolution in DCS, and no DCS-capped-180 either.

Having a 2nd slot for a channel is mildly said a "complicated" idea first off, there is no denying in that. There are basically TWO ways of solving the problem of how to connect a 2nd slot aside the first one, it's not a true channel, it's a 2nd slot to one channel. There is T-Topology and Daisy-Chain Topology, both have advantages and disadvantages but none is beneficial for higher clocks or lower latency, it's the other way around. You have to let loose and talk slower. Same context in other words: IF you plan to max out your RAM capacity for a given platform and are forced to use the 2nd slots per channel, stay away from the top tier modules, it's wasted money. IF you can achieve your desired amount of RAM with 1 Dimm per channel only, do that, you can go all the way into MHz and low latency. If you are somewhere in the middle, like I am with my current config from machine in sig, you have to choose a motherboard that can cope with 4 modules ( watch reviews ) and find the desired, matching RAM. Fir example, I could have gone 2 modules á 32GB but those have a bad latency, I wanted B-Die but B-Die doesn't come in 32GB modules as the only make 8Gbit dies, so one of my 4 16GB Dimms is already dual ranked with 16 dies. B-Die loves oc, my mobo allows 4 modules to be oc'ed up to the limit where the AMD Infinity Fabric has it's limit, 1800MHz. I didn't know before if it works out, I was lucky, XMP worked OOTB and giving 1.48v let's them run at 3600 with same CL14 settings...just lucky ! My other PC, same B-die, 4 modules with 8 8Gbit dies each, 4x8GB, will not run at 3600, only 2 modules allow XMP and even go well beyond 4000. Just with 4 modules, anything over 3000 makes it go BSOD in a matter of weeks. Tried many many nights to fix that, it's the poor Board RAM layout to blame, the RAM works superb, just not in that board with 4 modules. With DDR5 you can easily do 64GB in 2x32GB and stay away from the headache. For 128GB I would also suggest 2x64GB module once available for mainstream. The DDR5 limit on Desktop is 256GB with 4 modules, once those modules/dies are available to the market.

The CPU behaves as advertised by AMD. If you use 2 modules per channel max supported speed is 3600MT/sec. 1 module per channel is 5200MT/s. Anything faster is a "may or may not work". The faster, the more modules, the lower the latency the lower the chances of success. Coupled with a board that by definition ( trace layout for 2nd slot per channel ) doesn't like 4 modules at any speeds higher than 3600 MT/s and you are stuck. What you experience is the guaranteed performance, not a failure or shortcoming. What you ask for is not guaranteed and may or may not work depending on your particular choice of hardware. Check your boards QVL if it supports 4 modules at 6000 MT/s, I doubt it does.

Usually, these symptoms originate from motherboards with sub-optimal memory traces on the PCB. There is not much that you can do but change the mobo. It will likely not work with 4 modules at higher speeds. Signal integrity and timing issues are the main culprit afaik, but that is beyond our reach to fix. Bottom line out of my experience. Your board won't run 4 sticks at higher speeds and good latency, maybe not even with high latency. I have been there with a few boards myself and it's a waste of time to try to get it working. my 2 cents

Let's hope, I fear something else went south before and the missing folder is only 1 of more issues soon to find out. Let's hope I am wrong, I just paint it black to avoid disaster striking.

I knew a "Me-109" Pilot from WWII when I was a young kid, he helped me built my first sail plane and often took me for a walk through the woods telling me many things about airplanes, like Center of Gravity, Pitch & Roll and Yaw, the BASICS of how a plane flies. He never used Bf, for him it was the Me or Messerschmitt or often just "hunnerdneun" in slang. Correct, in Wikipedia and manuals and other legal papers you will likely read Bayerische Flugwerke AG but that is not how the people here in Germany remember it. It's actually one of the few WWII Birds I don't have a "Walk Around" book about....just checked eBay and Amazon....damn...it's 114,83€ for the Booklet nowadays. Got them for way less 30 years ago in the States. The Book titel reads: "Messerschmitt Bf-109g Walk Around". https://www.amazon.de/Messerschmitt-109g-Walk-Around-Hans-Heiri/dp/B00SB24NGG/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1695064036&sr=8-1