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By hellowalkman · Posted
This 2TB NVMe Gen4 SSD is priced just $94 and you also get a free 64GB UHS-I memory card by Sayan Sen A few days ago, we reported on Team Group's T-FORCE G50 4TB NVMe SSD that was up for grabs at just $200 thanks to a promo coupon. Sadly, that deal has expired although you can still WD's SN8100 (Gen5) and SN7100 (Gen4) offerings as they are still running the discount. If you don't have the budget for those or are shopping for lower capacity drives then Crucial's T500 Gen4 drive discount is still live, and you can get them for just $125. And while the G50 4TB deal has expired, Team Group is now offering its 2TB model at its lowest ever price and you also get a free Micro SD card with it. The Team Group G50 is also a TLC (triple level cell) NAND flash SSD, and thus the endurance on the T-FORCE SSD is quite good, as it is rated for 1300 TBW (terabytes written) for the 2TB variant. Its MTBF, or Mean Time Between Failure, is claimed at 3,000,000 hours. The operating temperature is 0~70 C. The G50 does not have a dedicated DRAM cache (only the G50 Pro SKUs have it), but since it is based on NVMe version 1.4 which supports HMB (host memory buffer) technology; thus, the drive can use system memory for caching. In terms of performance, Team Group promises sequential read and write speeds of up to 5000 MB/s and 4500 MB/s, respectively. However, the firm does not disclose random throughput metrics. Get the Team Group G50 at the link below (deal is said to be ending in less than 10 hours): Team Group T-FORCE G50 SSD (TM8FFE002T0C129) + Team Group 64GB Elite microSDXC UHS-I U3, V30, A1, Micro SD with SD Adapter, to 100MB/s (TEAUSDX64GIV30A103): $105.99 + $12 off with promo code SSETA665 (Shipped and Sold by Newegg US) This Amazon deal is US-specific and not available in other regions unless specified. If you don't like it or want to look at more options, check out the Amazon US deals page here. Get Prime (SNAP), Prime Video, Audible Plus or Kindle / Music Unlimited. Free for 30 days. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. -
By Kushan · Posted
I know what you're getting at, but Microsoft themselves have said that the Xbox Ally specifically disables a bunch of stuff from Windows to improve performance and save 2GB of memory. And that special game mode is coming to Windows 11 next year. -
By +Eternal Tempest · Posted
It could be good old fashion neglect, lower priority focus, less resources then it use to vs active sabotage. -
By +Peter Alexander London · Posted
Then give it a try -
By +Peter Alexander London · Posted
Then give it a try
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Hi guys, I want to control a computer in my local wireless network using RealVNC. I installed VNC Viewer in my computer and VNC server in the remote compter.
For the remote computer I set the password and open the port for it in the firewall (port 5900 TCP), but when ever I try to connect to it from my PC it give me 'Connection closed unexpectedly'. I checked the FAQs of RealVNC and it refairs that the problem is related to firewall?!, but I opened the firewall in the remote PC? and I even open it in my PC but it is the same thing?
So guys what I can do more? I am not sure if this is right but do I need to open ports in the wireless ADSL? but I want this in the local network not accross the internet.
Please help and thank you in advance.
Note: forget to mention before that this happened, when I try to connect it give me a "connection aborted (10053)". but the weird thing that it can connect after I try to ping it from powershell, but it give me "Connection closed unexpectedly" later.
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