RTX 3050 cards only utilize eight physical PCI Express lanes.
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I did some light digging, but it would appear that the updated file simply hasn’t been made available yet. This could mean that the page was taken down until it can be updated to include the new revision. Give it a few days, but after that perhaps check in on the Intel support forums to see if it’s just a server side goof.
1·1 year agoIf you need ECC UDIMM support and true ITX, there are quite literally zero options on the market.
If you can use a “deep-ITX” board, ASRock Rack offers the only model available:
Dual X550 10GbE: https://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=W680D4ID-2T/G5/X550#Specifications
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813140115
Dual X710 10GbE: https://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=W680D4ID-2T#Specifications
If you don’t mind using ECC SO-DIMMs, there are a few ITX spec boards:
This is perhaps more superficial than I’d care to admit, but every time he pronounces Genoa like that it causes my eye to twitch.
Great stuff. We need more positive tech content like this.
It’s very silly. That said, you can already stream PS games to a phone with the remote play app. The Portal is completely optional.
Those are usually just separate chapters scanned in from original order booklets or product handbooks/catalogs. The stuff that tends to be available are the more common components, the parts that were carried forward for a number of years or were iterated upon.
The chapter you came across seems to be excerpted from the 1981 Component Data Catalog, one of several sets which have been archived whole on this site:
http://www.bitsavers.org/components/intel/_dataBooks/
Some of the later revisions (8237A/8237-5, 8257, etc) can be found in the more recent entries, such as the 1985 edition.
Stop fanning the flames?
I can’t see any on either Chrome or Duck Duck Go (Chromium) mobile. I was genuinely curious, too, as that sounds like a bad experience, but I just can’t replicate it at all.