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Hi, I don't monitor power settings (as far as Wattage), but do make sure to set the power loss option in OEM Features Management to "Power Off'. That's so the computer won't turn on when Power is applied at the wall socket level. Otherwise it will power up just by plugging it in. Under the same settings there is a Power Limit Setting, but it has "Balanced" and "Performance" Mode. Confusing because no book.. I use a Jonsbo N3 Case with 5 each 6TB WD Red drives and 2 250MB Solid State Drives (for Truenas boot). I have a bay left over, but no decent drive to add. Also one Nvme for cache. As far as performance, it's good, but the SETUP screen just doesn't show much (i.e. NICs) as the last version did ( th-cam.com/video/29bkHx2Kgd8/w-d-xo.html Minute 11:51 marker). Watch the whole thing also, he's really a good speaker. I am in contact with CWWK, but we will see. So far they responded to my quesitons. A book would be nice.... I can Change Operating systems anytime, but didn't get to it yet..

You're right on every level. I suspected the PSU, but it wasn't but a few months old. As soon as it powered down and didn't turn on with the switch I really knew (but was in my denial stage) Chinese no-name I think. I am talking with CWWK about seeing the drives at the controller level (which is what I should have said before). As far as Rufus it worked on DD, so it was my ignorance. Now let's see if I could get used to AMD.

th-cam.com/video/_gUDap8CKl0/w-d-xo.html Just a short of my problem....

Thanks for this comment. I guess you are running just one stick... I have 2 sets (one samsung and one Corsair) coming in from Amazon yesterday. That means it's late and I have no idea when it will be here, so I will order it again and cancel the one that's coming..... Already sent back the TEAMGROUP RAM I wanted to try it out.... This is good info you gave me, I am thinking RAM, but my parts kit is at Amazon....

@@JohnPonthecuff Running 2x 32 gigs of that Kensington that I had found on Amazon. I took a chance on it and am glad it worked. Normally I use Corsair for stuff like this, where it is more important to be stable vs wanting a good XMP profile for a gaming rig. That's one of the reasons I bought this board, 2 sticks of ram unlike their single stick N100/N305. And no P/Ecore issues with ESXI. The extra CPU muscle doesn't hurt either.

Today I will try Samsung and Corsair 2 X 16 (already sent Teamgroup back. My fault for going cheap).

@@tzviasegal3003 OK, I am done with this board. I never should have taken out the LGA 1151 board that was working fine. Going back to CWWK on this. Just so you know it's not the AMD 7840. It's the 8845HS. They told me when it was almost ready that they were sorting out the BIOS issues. We'll see. Should I make a short video with my dilema or wait?

@@JohnPonthecuff Yea I've got the 8845HS one... CWWK ran out of the 7840 and when they finally had it in stock again it was the 8845hs... And I really didn't change much if anything in the bios. Memory comes up as 5600 CL46. I'm just scratching my head about that TPM module you installed... is that for a specific OS, like it doesn't see the built in TPM in the CPU? Did you try without it installed? ESXI sees it in my case, but between having secure boot disabled and Broadcom being a (fill in the blank) it's not supported in ESXI 8 (works in 7 though). But it is there... When there are problems, I like to jettison everything not needed to POST, then run something like memtest.

I will be mounting it in my N3 this week. I will admit it's new to me, but it's not my main NAS. It's more for enjoyment. I will use your comment advice as I do the next part... I do have extra 2 extra fans and the rear fans on the Jonsbo N3. Also going with the AXP90-X47 FULL

Looks like I am having trouble with the board right now. Trying different RAM, etc. Keeps cutting off while loaing linux (trunas, winbutu etc.). Even trying to load windows it boggs down, and gives up saying it can't continue. PSU OK (even disconnected half the drives which were working in the same case with my I5 board and LSI 9300 HBA card). Anyway, just letting your know.

@@JohnPonthecuff these mini nas/boards are very fussy with ram modules and ssd/nvme compatibility, might be worth trying a smaller ram module and a different branded memory module as a quick test. Also worth trying 1 on its own or in the other slot also. Have you also tried memtest to check if the ram is passing ok? I found samsung modules most compatible, but I am aware lots of cwwk owners (routers mainly) had issues with larger size ram modules like 32gig or 64gig modules. 16gig and 8gig modules tend to be more compatible. Crucial brand can sometimes be problematic also. Also check the cpu temps, maybe the bios can show the cpu temps if its hitting close to 90c it maybe causing freezing/lock ups/slow downs.

@@mrpurpleman9698 I'll tell you what upset me. Why is there a TPM module adapter area if TPM 20 is already built in (it's in the BIOS )? Maybe it's for a tpm 3.0 someday......

@@JohnPonthecuff Yeah that is odd rather have the space for other features, could be for future proofing tech as you say. How did it get on is it stable or any better now?

That's funny, because I was looking it up and it's not there. However, I did put an M.2 SATA drive from my Dell laptop in my ASRock board that runs an old i5 processor that doesn't support Windows 11. It was just a test to see if the board would boot up. It went straight into Windows 11. There was no TPM except in the "Registry". Maybe that's where it worked from. My idea on it was that a Windows 11, that was installed correctly on a TPM machine, might run on an unsupported box it originally ran on a supported computer. Just throwing it out there, because I don't have the time or extra equipment. Also, I am not a Genius, like karmaftw3730 noted even if it was sarcastic.😆

TPM has been part of the motherboard architecture for years. New CPU's 8th Generation Intels and other may have TPM integrated in the CPU. Some other CPUs/Motherboards new or old don't have it, which is why they offer TPM module pins on the board. An example would be my ASRock Z270M-ITX/ac. It doesn't have TPM, so I used the module. Other Boards have Trusted Platform Technology (PTT), and as I mentioned above, some later CPU's have PTT embedded.

@@nemesis2264 Upgrade your cpu and board. GENIUS! That shit is ancient as hell

6700 is still old and outdated. Next story please

@@nemesis2264 6th gen CPUs have TPM 2.0 in them. I have a 7700 in an H170 motherboard and it has TPM 2.0.

Elaborate

no lmao

@@Megatog615 Why? you being chased by the CIA? was just curious. Kinda feel like TPM is just like a digital ID, masquerading as "safety"... But a backdoor would be something else entirely

You are correct. The idiots that say no have no clue lol. TPM and about 8 dollars worth of hardware can let you break Bitlocker encryption.

Upgrade your damn hardware

@@karmaftw3730 Why upgrade what still works perfectly fine? I've got better things to spend money on...

@@itIsI988 to each their own I guess

I'm not sure about that, unless you run one of those M.2 SATA adapter cards, if you already have the mini-itx with the one expansion slot. That's just my unqualified opinion.....

@@JohnPonthecuff probably I will drill hole and mount this HBA somehow to the lid ))

I'm done with that, but you are right.

In my old days, it was not uncommon for boards to ground out and not boot or even post. That's when? i put the tape like that to insulate it on all sides (over and under). The problem was the boards, not the case. Other than that, I was wondering, when someone would notice and ask the question. This thing actually had cardboard washers. Thanks.

I guess someone paid attention. Thanks. My appeal (widely ignored), was geared toward schools at the time. Yes I understand about video. Again, thanks for the comment.

You are welcome , I was a teacher for 25 years and some families didn't have 2 pennies to rub together.

Displayport to USB? You won´t find a monitor or TV with an USB 4 / thunderbolt input for cheap. I think ( I may be wrong on this ) the most common monitor or TV inputs are still VGA and HDMI. Which is ok anyhow, because you can find adaptor cables for Displayport to HDMI or VGA for 8 bucks or below 😉

I use display port to DVI, using adapters I had leftover through the last few years..

My 43" Toshiba Fire TV wasn't expensive, less than $200 in 2022. It has 2 HDMI ports and 2 USB 3 ports..

My intro is the only planned part...thanks.

I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but I know more than most, because I learned by mistakes. However making videos in my spare time keeps me sharp/numb or something like that......See your comment is so far over my head, I can't reply right...

@@JohnPonthecuff it is a bad joke - as I HATE those idiotic Problems... Thank YOU!!!

When you say feed it quality ammo what ammo were you using

I gave it a little lube.....

It came with the .410/45LC barrel. I added the others when I found them at a decent price (at that time). Back then "Optics Planet" and "Buds Gun Shop" offered the best price. Sold it for a decent price and got a Taurus Judge which made more sense, then got a S&W Governor, which I really like. Now will sell the Taurus to someone local, and only have one. The Bond Arms was fun, but not really "me" friendly. However if it was up to me. I would have kept all of them.

I solved the problem. After I sent it back to KAHR, they fixed a few issues. Then as you might see on my Part 3, I solved the "Me" problem in holding it. It's so small that I couldn't figure out a proper way. Now it shoots good, no matter what I use as longs as it's not flat nosed. Not really sure about flat nosed, but just heeding the company's advice..... Took over 1000 rounds for me to get advice from someone on line and at the rage. If I wasn't that dense, I would have figured it out, but density is my middle name (or should have been).

I never thought of that. It's pretty small, so it's possible. I will go out this or next Thursday........

@@JohnPonthecuff sounds good! Report back and let me know.

@@Kh2456 I don't know about reporting back, but I'll let you know....

I guess part 3 let you know (posted)

@@JohnPonthecuff very cool. Thanks for the update, glad it all worked out!

I figured that out. I do not handle the grizzly well. So I just sold it and got a Taurus Judge....

That's what I did. Seven yards off camera. You're right on that. However, I sold it and got a Taurus Judge. Now locking for a decent 357. Why? Because I have left over ammo.

@@JohnPonthecuff Exactly. Try to find a used highway Patrolman. Awesome guns.

Didn't know they had an even larger grip than the grizzly has. It was OK for me. However, I did sell it and got a Taurus Judge that I will shoot (hopefully) 9 Mar 23 as I break in my Kahr P380.

Wow I just replied and it dissapeared. I 'll do it again. I sold my Grizzly and got a Taurus Judge (with somthing else in the box). It was a little smuggling action, to get it in the house. I posted a small video about it today. My videos aren't that good, but this video stuff is adictive and sort of provides a hobby. Thanks for the comment.

You're right about that, but I did hit the target a few times, they just went through the same hole...😀 I got better at it, but as a carry, I use a P365. I don't think I will get used to the trigger on the derringer. That being said (like I mentioned in my video), I sold it off and got a 3 inch Taurus Judge, and a Kahr Arms P380.

You're right. That particular pistol proved hard to aim. If you noted it was mentioned that I would probably dump it, which I did. Now I have a Taurus Judge and Kahr Arms P380... I will post a video (probably not much better than the others) soon enough.

That's the way it was. I just posted it. It was for my family. Didn't know it would be seen by so many. I keep posting them. Good thing there are others with better videos.

Don’t get one. Get more than one.

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