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It's an Amazon product... It's not going anywhere anytime soon.. :(

I believe it's still Free, but there is a version of BlackMagic's DiVinci Resolve for Windows that can do video editing.. Once you learn it, it's really worth the $295 price-tag.. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

I'd say new post.. So that it's properly searchable?

AMD or Intel?? I've got the HP 16.1" OMEN 16-b1020nr Gaming Laptop (i7-12700H) equipped with a 3070. It's got 32GB RAM and I installed my own 2TB NVME drive (SKHynix Sapphire P41). Paid $1200 for the laptop and another $170 for the drive. Zero complaints.. Works like a champ. I'm sure...

Is that City of Heroes?

I need to dive back into this project soon. That Backup Server might be the solution to my problems of before..

You sure that's not related to the GPU switching? I have that similar behavior on my HP Omni laptop (mind you only a 3070 and not 4080). Congratulations on a great build though!

Sadly.. It's USB-C to USB-A.. :(

Exactly.. Everything I'm connecting won't saturate a 10Gbit pipe.. I am currently dedicating my sole USB-C connection to its own hub for attachments of my External Drives (NVME, SATA, etc.)

I am still heavily using USB A interfaces.. On my systems I have anywhere from 6 to 10 USB cables coming out of the back for various devices and whatnot. Only recently have I been utilizing USB C connections more and more. A few more than 1 port in the back of the motherboard would be nice.

Yeah.. Intel was on the PCIe limiting bandwagon a while ago. Sadly, AMD followed suit shortly thereafter. Your only saving-grace if you're looking for more PCIe lanes is to go the Server Motherboard route or HEDT with AMD's Threadripper series.

Fans are a very high-profit item for these manufacturers...

That setup is thing of beauty!! Very well done Zarathustra, and I too am jealous!

Very short... We're talking ~200Ft. for one beam, and ~150Ft. for another. Signal strength for both hover around the -52 to -56db range. I could aim them better, but they are both performing rock solid.. Do NOT try to do a beam connection through a surface (glass, wall, etc.) These units...

The one thing I've noticed with 2.4Ghz networks, is that they perform horribly if there is the slightest inkling of interference (other 2.4Ghz bands, etc.) As long as your connection is solid and the bandwidth fits your use-case, congratulations!! I've got multiple building to building links...

Now I need to figure out how to justify to my boss why I need one of these.. Sometimes, working for a Non-Profit can suck (This being one of those instances).

My bad.. Yeah.. You're good to go there..

Arctic Cooling has nice coolers.. I'm sure it's more than sufficient for the 13600KF part. You could save some $$ by shifting to a 240MM cooler vs. the 360MM cooler.. As for the 3060 vs 4060, they both perform similarly.. Whichever you can get cheaper is the one I'd go with..

That's not bad. Similar to something I'm looking to put together for my wife as a replacement for her aging i7-4790.. I'm going the route of an: Gigabyte B650 GAMING X AX AMD R5 7600X Cooler Master MASTERLIQUID ML240L RGB V2 G.Skill Flare X5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 Memory MSI GAMING...

Yeah. I was kinda taken-aback at the level of complaints made against the current Intel i225/i226 solutions. Intel used to have rock solid adapters, and was what you'd strive for getting.