collar
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- Comment on My friend is buying a new PC and he is deciding between air cooler and AIO, which should be get? 2 weeks ago:
I’ve had an AIO for years and had no complaints, but I just bought a fan since AIO can fail more easily over time. There are more parts that can fail and water can eventually evaporate or break down the materials.
I think it depends on what the use case is. I’m using my PC as a sever that I want running 24/7. As such, I don’t want fewer points of failure and I’m concerned about potential failures when I’m not home. Whereas, if it was just a gaming PC that I only turned on while I’m playing, I might care less as I’d be able to monitor it in person easier.
Food for thought.
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to technology@lemmy.world | 71 comments
- Comment on Well this ain't no good 4 weeks ago:
Says it was filed in 2020. Was it previously under seal? What case is this from?
- Comment on Screw it, I’m installing Linux 2 months ago:
Good mix of usability and learning curve. You will need terminal, but that’s never been easier with AI assistants to learn how. Plenty of support for applications or open source workarounds. It also is familiar enough to use rather quickly, but not so much that it feel like a Windows clone. Highly recommend starting with Ubuntu.