I used the search feature and just found your post. I sent the info to a guy on the un-named forum that was having like problem.I had a Lipo mod that got wet with juice, I thought I had cleaned it up good. There was some juice residue between the JST pins on the back/ front? of the board. This was causing 2 of the 4 cells to charge real slow. I cleaned it up & the battery recovered, still works good today
The desktop that I built about a year before the one that i'm using now (about 2011) I put 3 750 gig Hitachi 7200 drives in RAID 0, that got better than SSD speeds at the time (SATA 2), about 400 mb linear read. That was where I learned about the 2 Tb limit. I was able to work around the 2 Tb limit by splitting into 4 drives (partitions) after setting them to RAID 0, the 4th non-raid partition was just big enough to bring the array to just under 2 Tb.
I hope that Pcie to SATA card will work on boot.
I hope that Pcie to SATA card will work on boot.
Here are the wattage readings I am getting:
- 3 watts - Standby
- 25 watts - idle (screen off)
- 30 watts - idle (screen on)
- 50 watts - typically what it is running at while using
- 130 watts - heavy all out intensive gaming
You could download/install GPU-Z. It will show you what the 1050 is doing in terms of power, temperature, GPU utilization and video engine utilization along with a host of other details. Using those igures you can see what the machine/Intel GPU load looks like.
awsum140, I was using GPU Temp, but I'll install GPU-Z and check it out. In the comments people where mentioning about the Lenovo Legend Y530, that is that it will suddenly freeze up. One commended they thought it was a Windows problem and not the machine. I also agree. I've experienced this too, but it only happens when the 16GB of RAM is full. I am not doing anything that should eat up 16GB of memory, so I must have a memory leak. I'll check it out.
It locks up for about 5 minutes (mouse pointer doesn't move either) and then comes back with like 4GB of memory in use. I suspect that Intel Optane 16GB might be causing the freezing up. I'll look into this too and I can toggle it off and see if it happens anymore, plus plug that leak.
I have another used computer (only a few months old) coming today. It's a HP Pavilion X360-15 inch. This too has 16GB of Intel Optane memory, but only 4GB of RAM and see if that one does it too. It only has a i3 processor and uses Intel integrated graphics. I am hoping it will be fast enough for things like browsing, email, and watching movies.
It locks up for about 5 minutes (mouse pointer doesn't move either) and then comes back with like 4GB of memory in use. I suspect that Intel Optane 16GB might be causing the freezing up. I'll look into this too and I can toggle it off and see if it happens anymore, plus plug that leak.
I have another used computer (only a few months old) coming today. It's a HP Pavilion X360-15 inch. This too has 16GB of Intel Optane memory, but only 4GB of RAM and see if that one does it too. It only has a i3 processor and uses Intel integrated graphics. I am hoping it will be fast enough for things like browsing, email, and watching movies.
There are known memory leaks in Intel GPU drivers. I don't have anything with built in Intel graphics so I've never experienced it. It has given a lot of people that run Blue Iris fits for a long time, but the latest versions seem to have fixed it, finally. It becomes a matter of testing each previous driver and stopping Windooohs 10 from "updating" it on you once you find one that doesn't leak.
This is when I have my first cup, I just got out of bed to get ready for work.
I drink coffee when I get up until I go to bed.
This HP Pavilion 360-15 i3 4GB Win10x64 skipped 91 frames out of 12303. While my old Gateway M465 T7400 4GB Win8.1x32 did not miss a beat. Say when did manufactures start overclocking CPUs?
Say when did manufactures start overclocking CPUs?
Much Thanks for the music gents! 
Mowgli, I think it was Baker Street when I first realized my love for the Sax, and afterwards with Springsteen's gravelly voice and Clarence Clemons. At well over 3:30 minutes, that version probably never made it to radio.
While I'm here, in my shuffling madness, I did't even know a flute existed before Jethro Tull's Locomotive Breath and Aqualung. Yup, time to crank up the Stereo. 
Mowgli, I think it was Baker Street when I first realized my love for the Sax, and afterwards with Springsteen's gravelly voice and Clarence Clemons. At well over 3:30 minutes, that version probably never made it to radio.
While I'm here, in my shuffling madness
, I did't even know a flute existed before Jethro Tull's Locomotive Breath and Aqualung. Yup, time to crank up the Stereo. 
Much preferred over bladder leaks IMHO, well I guess itI have memory leaks!
Totally enjoyed Springsteen - The River, Matchbox 20 (such a clean recording), U2, Kid Rock, and some Hootie and the Blowfish earlier.
I gotta put an amp back in the cabinet, but it's 50 pounds and a tight fit.
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