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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

I 2nd the 2nd paragraph

 

Self hosting an Ark Survival game server for my friends and I. Have it running through a windows VM on Proxmox.

What is the best way to go around the “Windows Update auto restarting the server” deal?

I set up a batch file to run server on start up in case, my other issue is I have the Windows login page and would like to skip right to the desktop instead to auto launch server.

Appreciate any advice thank you.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

So I just got mine recently, tried to use my old 240 AIO and was able to fit it all. Had to under volt but would still creep up to 90s in intense Games. Decided to get a 360 AIO and haven’t went overs 70 in the same intense applications. Could be a combination of seating pump (I suspected bit of pump failure too). But I definitely recommend a 360 AIO and case with sufficient cooling. Temps are amazing now

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

These hard drives look nice but let me save yall the trouble from using this as “backup storage”. Literally dealing with an older version of this external drive had to send out for data recovery. It never dropped nor received water damage. It just seems to have failed which I believe is on the PCB end of the drive, hoping so to recover it fairly easily. If you use it just do proper backup management on a cloud or something. I mean that’s a given a general better practice anyway. But these things seem to fail eventually so don’t rely on it

 

Had issues with pushing a weaker AIO on 12900K. After playing around with adaptive voltage and offset, I would be good during idle as always and short duration. Not thermal throttling but not stable assuming there are voltage shifts going on and the offset not helping while gaming. Backing off of the offset helps but I’m back to the same issue with higher temps.

Considered turning off e-cores but that seems to be more of an older consideration and not so much now? Don’t kill me for this comment please.

In any case I thought why not see what performance for gaming (my main use case) with hyper threading on/off. I have virtually no difference in performance but I noticed it allowed me to reduce my offset even more while remaining stable. Thus improving my temps and avoiding thermal throttle (and sustaining stock performance for the most part).

Maybe there is a better approach to my issue, like buying a better cooler lol. In any case figure I’d share my finding to anyone in a similar boat.