See if you can get the memory upgraded. DDR3 SO-DIMMs should be dirt cheap.
I'd also get a cheap SSD aswell, especially if this is for a child who might not be very careful with the machine.
Are you sure there's no setting in your MoBo? It's usually well hidden and perhaps under an unintuitive name.
It won't. In fact, it might even make that part worse because the quieter parts would become even quieter.
What you need here is a "midnight mode" which is just a compressor; it reduces the dynamic range. Since dynamic range is an aspect of audio quality, this is not something you generally want.
Gain normalisation just ensures that different audio tracks are, on "average", the same volume so that you don't have to change volume all the time to accommodate the different mix of each song.
Spotify has these features for example under it's "Normalise volume" setting; the first two settings do gain normalisation and the high setting also adds a compressor I believe.
ncdu ~/.cache/Make it redirect to whatever the current PM's website is.
But my filesystem has RAID and checksums and I use ECC memory, I don't need backups /s
Impressive to see it correctly render such a modern game and even at something approaching playable frame rates at high resolution? What is this magic?
I assume reclocking was used here?
127.0.0.1
https://openbenchmarking.org/ for performance on Linux but it's nowhere near as usable.
You gotta commend UB for their data presentation, it just sucks that the data is completely worthless.
It’s just that setting everything up (once) again is annoying and highly inconvenient.
Why though? Have you ever tested your backup?
gov-enforced list of numbers that you are forbidden to call for advertisement. If there is one, put your number there.
As a scam caller from some country the US has no influence over, that would be a great resource!
Not physical unfortunately but I know of https://leanpub.com/nixos-in-production by @GabriellaG439@tech.lgbt.