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bobsterlobster

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    Comment #47636450

    What a blast from the past. I still remember seeing it for the first time on my Socket A Athlon 1900+ pc.

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    Comment #47636405

    >Did you buy this board already broken? Honestly I have no idea what this board has been through before getting to me. It had the PWM/Temp/RPM issue from the moment I got it. Maybe…

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    Comment #47629588

    I see, I see. That's an impressive amount of digging you did. Thanks for that. Think I could wire pin 88 to ground and basically fix it? Even if I do get it fully fixed, I think my…

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    Comment #47624234

    Will do. Might be worth to look into it a little deeper.

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    Comment #47621931

    There's only one page for my board: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/970-GAMING/support And I've tried a couple of versions available there. I was even able to find some beta/unrele…

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    Comment #47621920

    Your hunch is correct, I did not test the PS/2, serial or parallel ports, and I'm only using USB.

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    Comment #47621830

    If windows crashes, then the audio generation crashes, so the fan will start to operate without PWM. Should default to 100%. At least that's how the PWM fans I have behave when the…

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    Comment #47621816

    Interesting idea, I'll look into it.

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    Comment #47621504

    I am not controlling a single fan though. It's wired to a fan hub, so the PWM signal is sent to all the fans in the system. I also wrote a companion windows application that reads …

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    Comment #47621445

    Not sure how LLMs failed me, please elaborate. Also not sure how you found that model number, it's literally an F71878AD, here's proof: https://www.modders-inc.com/wp-content/uploa…

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    Comment #47579943

    MSI shipped a genuinely good motherboard and forgot to wire one chip, so PWM doesn't work. Instead of tossing the board or living with the noise, I decided to make lemonade. An Ard…

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    Comment #46984803

    Maybe you're right. After all, I haven't lived countless centuries, so I have no idea what it's like. But I believe life gives life meaning, and we can agree to disagree on that. S…

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    Comment #46818805

    Not aging does not mean infinite life. Not only can you end it whenever you want, but you can still have accidents or win a Darwin Award. Also, longer lifespans open up space explo…

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    Comment #46818537

    Why do people use The Last Answer by Isaac Asiimov to justify that dying is ok? If anything I find it a great reason to not like the idea of an afterlife. But living as a human, yo…

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    Comment #46818488

    why's that?

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    Comment #46804863

    I agree with you that there's some friction involved and a bunch of trade-offs. The thing is that I absolutely lost it, because of the bugs and the ads, and just wanted something r…

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    Comment #46803042

    I don't think it's Stockholm Syndrome, rather it's a classic case of sunken cost fallacy. For me at least, that's what it was. I had invested so much time in Ableton (~14 years) an…

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    Comment #46800498

    Thank you! Sadly, the one I posted is outdated too. I tried looking around for the newest one because I had seen it before, but couldn't find it anymore. The list was ~30% longer.

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    Comment #46799569

    lol! Sorry about the clickbait. Everyone's doing it nowadays, and I wanted to follow. Gonna think of a better title next time

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    Comment #46798822

    Last time I looked on stat counter it showed 4 and something percent. That's where I pulled the number from. But it seems they updated it to 3.86 now. It's so over for the Linux co…