Found it! https://youtu.be/PF8Dfgl3Wx4

Omg the comments on the thread regarding it are priceless:

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1241553-can-i-mix-sodimm-ram-using-a-adapter-with-dimm-ram/?do=findComment&comment=13979574

RadiatingLight Posted September 1, 2020

It’s sketchy to say the least. Just buy 8GB DDR4, it’s not even huge cost savings compared to buying the adapter.

Didnt LTT also do this, only remember it being slower but usable.

GPLv3 should be the standard licence for all opensouce, IMHO.

Higher spec boards dont have this issue; Typically an issue with low and mid range boards due to cost savings.

Sez. I lol’d

Who the fk is gbhackers? Sounds like ai garbage site.

Priceless. Doing the lords work

But if copilot is untrust worthly according to copilot then why would you believe copilot?

Depending kind the tea, some require boiling water to steep in, all bateria would be killed off… so…

Also why the fuck would you piss off 4chan with their years of stalking, ddosing, swatting, etc of successful campaigns against anything they felt wrongged or even just annoyed them.

Who?

1-3% overhead, last i check couple years ago. No clue now.

Ok fair. But most of those tools are cloud based? Then wouldnt have to worry about an overhead lr encryption when the drive fails.

Pointless for gaming devices, nothing to hide on them, there will also be a small overhead for nothing.

100% this. They support many many different open source project and I read people are bitching when they havent had mich time to even respond?

Do you normally connect your machines to the internet during setup? Or is this solely without any connection?

Yes please let us know. Wont know till we order another batch of newer computers in a few weeks.

I guess i could download the latest test build on a test machine and reset it and try.

Doesnt work on these newest versions anymore.

They meant their dog.

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