I read that, can't wait to see what happens. Would give nvidia even more capability

Thanks @black3dynamite .... before I saw that I tried a fresh install (over the top of the old one) and that fixed it for me.

If the laptop isn't worth much to you without the NVidia, you can Google "laptop oven reflow" http://www.computerrepairtips.net/how-to-reflow-a-laptop-motherboard/ If it does serve some purpose with the built in Intel video, you may not want to try that....

@momurda said in Gigabyte Announces the G190-G30 Quad Volta Server: $100k? That would be a good deal

Taking BitCoin mining to a whole new level...

@scottalanmiller said in First Look at the NVidia Shield TV: @IRJ said in First Look at the NVidia Shield TV: It seems like that is just a list of android games. There are a handful of Android TV only titles, but nearly everything that runs on Android TV also runs on Android, but not the other way around. Well not all Android apps run on Adroid TV, but actually most of them do work if you sideload them. Sometimes the controls can get lost if the apps only work for touch screen devices. I have sideloaded alot of apps and most android apps do work on Android TV.

Probably my most frivolous purchase in years. Backplate for the GTX. Seems to add a certain je ne sais quoi.

Tests were done on the NVidia Shield TV platform which is an Android-based console device.

It's the second one in the Shield series, so it has a little traction already.

Another factor that people forget with FakeRAID until it is too late... if your OS crashes your RAID is useless. With hardware RAID you can rebuild your RAID after a drive loss even when the system is offline. The datacenter people don't need to know if the OS is healthy, if it is on, etc. They can swap drives and let the RAID controller repair the array. With FakeRAID there is no RAID until the OS works and is healthy. So even if you replace a drive, the array might be unable to repair itself. Dealing with someone facing this problem right now. System crashed with the RAID array lost a drive and won't boot. Not the OS is having issues and there is no RAID at all.

@technobabble said: @thanksaj onboard Ok, get some screenshots when you can. That'll help us.