I'm really not sure what your referring to, sorry.

I'm not sure what your referring to, sorry.

Amen

This guy is really Amazing. He is Able to explain how to use Yubikeys products in ways that they are not able to

I wish Yubico Hired someone who knew how to use their products, or, to engineer them to make them User-friendly.

I am not 100% sure, however if you are using a USB as you 'root' system, then you may need to make sure the device has been properly closed after making the changes. I used 'Fixed' 2.5" SSDs to make sure things are managed properly.

@@PE4Doers Thank you for your reply. I'll take a look at your suggestion. Cheers...

@@xdj67 Good luck

I guess you are referring to the touchpad. I was only able to get that to work after installing a driver provided on the manufacturers website, and it did not work with the phone. I apologize for not including that on this video.

You are very welcome Sir

R=Are you referring to the Fan Power connector? If so, then I apologize, since I thought you meant the RGB connection.

You are very welcome.

You can use either one of the 10G interfaces for your ISP, then use the second one for your LAN. The only limitation on that would be if both your ISP and LAN interfaces require RJ-45 connectors, then you would need to add an SFP+ to RJ-45 Transceiver.

Possibly, I will look into that.

Thanks Jason, I will look into it further.

Jason, as it turns out neither 80 nor 443 are ports that the REOLINK NVR will respond to. Most likely it was needed in an older version of the Firmware. I suspected that, but I should have tested before including them in the video. I have now disabled them on my router to be 100% secure. Thanks. I will Pin this comment and the responses in the comment area of the video.

You are very welcome 🙂 Thank you for watching and the very nice comment.

I did not specifically try roblox on the system, however any software that runs on a 3rd Gen Intel i5 with 18G memory (after following my upgrade suggestion) should work, though performance might be an issue.

Thank you. I'm sure other viewers of this video will find this information very helpful.

and I'm laughing

The same process works once you copy the ISO file to the hard drive.

That would really depend on the Router. Some support fully configurable VLANs, but may only support a specific number pr per-defined sub-networks - such as those that support a Wireless sub-network and/or a DMZ.

@@PE4Doers ok ty.

I believe it is called 'Smart Home', which is used for a number of other devices.

You are very welcome. Thank you for the nice comment.

Are you suggesting the the the CPU be de-lidded?

Great. when are you sitting for the test?

Thank you. I'm not surprised by the remote changing. I complained to them after the review that I was not very happy with its cryptic nature. Then when I they sent me the N1000 to review, they seemed to fix many of the issues I was having. I still use the N970 on my dining room PC (sort of the family computer used mostly for Zoom, Skype, etc. But we have it set for auto framing and lust let it do it's thing. I have the N1000 in my recording studio, where I use it mostly for Live Streaming, and the rare situation where I need a camera facing me while I do something on one of my two screens. In terms of my Mixer ( which is currently a low-end analog that is soon being replaced), I use mostly an XLR lapel Mic, and I have the applicable Channel set to 20% less 'High' frequencies, 'Mid-range' for the middle frequencies, and '20% higher' for the high frequencies. Setting up a mixer however is very trial-and-error, and I found after several sound tests that I was sounding too high pitched, so I trial numerous combinations before settling on my regular setting. I suspect I will have to re-tests once I replace my mixer with a higher-end digital unit.

I really do not know that specific CPU, but my guess is that the memory is either not compatible with the motherboard overclocking, or the motherboard does not support it for any memory make/type.

Thank you Ron for the nice comment - as always 🙂

I believe you nee to get yourself an ARGB hub. Then the software provided would give you some of the control you are lookin to achieve.

You will need to get an ARBG hub, and hopefully the software provided will allow you to control those colors.

@@PE4Doers Oh ok. Aww one more thing, can you please suggest me one actually I am very much confused.

I am not really familiar with that unit. Did you see any reviews or comparisons between that unit and the Fluke I reviewed? I honestly can say that Fluke equipment has always served me very well, and have been very accurate?

on a related matter, have you tried for instance, to boot from a device connected to the EXT4 card?

Do you have the TB4 in a 4X slot on your motherboard. I have heard of some people placing it in a 1X slot and experiencing some some strange results.

I have not attempted that, so I really can't give a technical opinion in that area.

@@PE4Doers many thanks. the manual for this motherboard (prime x670-p wifi from asus) says the thunderbolt card canonly be used in the bottom x16 slot.so i put it there.

Sort of - that extra current capability will provide up to four times the amount of power to the devices plugged in to the USB-C connectors. Even without it, power will be provided, but it's light a 'fast' charger rather than an 'average' charger, and can support full power to larger devices (like a small to medium sized laptop).

I am not familiar with the CalDigit3, however I wish you luck.

I apologize, but I really don't know. Have you reached out to the manufacturer?

The only way I know of supporting ARGB fans on a motherboard with the proper connector is to add-on an ARGB Hub.

You are very welcome. Thank you for the nice comment.

Yes, it does have Bluetooth. One of the 'key' advantages of using a Creator Motherboard - Connectivity is the prime directive. Here is an except from the User Manual: Bluetooth V5.3 Hardware Ready- The Bluetooth version may vary, please refer to the WiFi module manufacturer's website for the latest specifications.

@@PE4Doers Ah, I see it now. I've read that and the WRX 90 specs many times and didn't realise the connector for the WiFi and BT is an M.2. Thank you very much.

@@FrankEdavidson You are welcome.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment

I'm not sure what you are referring to...

@@PE4Doers 1st time I've seen a mem mhz listing above 1000 in the 10s, let alone a BIOS listing 👀

@@DougguoD I do apologize, I am still missing some context on your question. When you talk about 'any' form ov overclocking (even when the motherboard had some preset that is likely checked with many different memory DIMMS), it is still a risk. Their is nothing that can be 100% guarantted when silicon is involved.

@@PE4Doers 0:34 D.O.C.P DDR4-3603 I'd think 3600 OK, but 3603 ? anywho, as some extra entertainment, I had a look at this vid 'cause 2nd time now (2 diff processors) xmp has sorta killed the cpu so that I had to reseat the cpu to fix, and now understandably leery of xmp-ing again, so I'm looking to manually boost beyond the current dismal auto setting of 2440 🙁 just rechecking, really.

Oops, 2400mhz - just reset it manually to 3200 @ 1.35v ✅

In my second job (1977 through 1981), I worked for DEC as a Field Engineer and repaired the entire line of PDP-11's, with the 11/70 being my favorite to work on. Then from 1981 through 1987, I was a corporate software support Engineer (and it helped I knew the hardware very well), followed by a systems programmer, on that same line of systems. The software (including the Operating System) was custom created by that company. I should make a video (or hold a live stream) just talking about some of my experiences back then as first a hardware then a software engineer.

What AIO are you planning on using? I am very happy with the Artic Liquid Freezer III I used in the upgrade to my previous Virtual Memory Application Server build.

@@PE4Doers I'm planning Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420 (for 14900k) but it is still unavailable in my country. Hopefully, it might be available with in July as Arctic importer said. I might use Cooler Master HAF 700 EVO or Lian-Li O11 Dynamic EVO XL as Casing. Already purchased, Motherboard Asus ProArt z790 Creator Wifi & GPU, GALAX RTX 4080 16GB. But still not sure about additional case fan & number of RAM. For your kind opinion please.

Thanks for watching and the comment. I started videoing the next part today, and will try to get it uploaded this weekend.

@@PE4Doers 👍🏻😊

Thanks Jeremy, I am actually getting ready to start the next part this afternoon or tomorrow. I will be soldering on most of the components to the PCB. I'm not sure if I will be able to add the four RS-232 ports however, since I am still waiting for the parts.

I wish I could, however spoken (written) languages are not my strong point. Its is actually unfortunate, since my mother was Cajun French and my youngest daughter minored in French and spent a semester abroad about an hour north of Paris when she was in college.

I do not think so since according to the manual and specifications, on 6TB is supported by the hardware and firmware :(

Three things you need to ensure: 1) you will need SATA Power for the drive. You might be able to simply add a small power supply to your external hard drive, but the posses some risk depending on whether that power supply is meant to power SATA. I think you should invest in an external enclosure that support an eSATA drive (they cost between $25 and $40, depending on whether you want it to also support USB connections). 2) Is that drive you want to use a 'Security" drive (Green labelled usually)? Although any drive may work for a while, the massive number of continuous 'writes' of middle-sized snippets from the camera, would cause a drive not meant to handle that heat up quickly and continuously. I have read a article that you should only expect about half the usable life if not engineered for security systems. 3) The REOLINK disk controller on my unit only supports two drives at a maximum size or 6TB. You may have a newer mode that supports more, but you should double check that manual and the specifications for you system.

What model is your board? That may be what that manufacturer calls the CPU Fan.

You are very welcome, and thanks for the very nice comment 🙂

Thank You.

WOW, I got mine for less than half that. I will need to go check that out.

@@PE4Doers Newegg

It sounds like you have an ARGB fan (that Only worked at 5-volts), and a legacy RGB connector (that only outputs 12-volts) on your motherboard. See if there is also an ARGB connector. If not, do not plug it in, or you will blow something out, most likely the Fan, but you could also trip the over-current sensor in your Power Supply, which you can reset by turning your PC off for at least five minutes.

@@PE4Doers it’s not an ARGB, does that make it okay. And thank you for your help

@@IdiotSauce29 You are quite welcome. Now you have me wondering if that fan is meant to be connected to a proprietary RGB controller. Is it just one fan, or two to three?

@@PE4Doers they are all connected 3 fans to be exact

@@PE4Doers my fans spinned when I turned it on so ima just roll with it

I am not familiar with the Buffalo TeraStation. Do you know the largest disk size that supports it? Also, Buffalo has some really good online help that can address a specific unit.

​@@PE4Doers yeah i did find some forum threads about that, some people there even got working it with 4x8Tb disks official web-site also mention that it doesn't support expanding array so mine guess we have to just get rid of 4x1Tb disks and replace them with something larger then create a new arrays without rebuild or anything, thanx for responding anyway