I have a Startech USB Hub here that keeps shutting off whenever the PC is turned off, I've already messed around with device manager to keep the device powered whenever Windows shuts down but still, the Hub itself turns off whenever I click shutdown on my PC, can anyone help?
Title. I have two work PC's with 8tb HDD's connected to each, I need data from PC A to be sent to PC B without having to constantly unplug/plug in HDD's as while they might be bullet proof for a time, the connectors for them are anything but. I know there's solutions for using an Ethernet Cable and messing with the IP settings but both PC's are connected to the internet and I don't want to mess with that. I also saw establishing a network drive but I'm unsure of the performance of that as the files I'm moving can be upwards of 50GB's if not higher. I also looked at KVM's but couldn't get a clear answer on data transfer capabilities with that either. I need help figuring this out.
If somehow you haven't seen it, Nintendo unveiled a Star Fox 64 Remake last night scheduled to release in June this year Here and looking at it, I have complete confidence in the ability of Nintendo to produce an F-Zero remake if they choose to.
However, in that same breath, I realize there's only one thing now stopping it from happening currently and that's Miyamoto himself. Miyamoto for whatever he's done will always be known as Mr. Mario but he's always had some choice words to say about F-Zero, whether it being him being "out of ideas" for the franchise or him not being happy with the products third party developers like AV (Sega) and Suzak have shipped with the F-Zero name.
I believe now more than ever that an F-Zero remake is possible with everything I've seen but at the same time it's as impossible because of Miyamoto not having the desire to produce such a game. Despite all of this, I am remaining hopeful more than ever that we will get that remake though.
Title, the specs for this build are:
MSI X870e Tomahawk
Ryzen 7 9800X3D
MSI Gaming 5080
Corsair Vengenance 32GB 6000MHz CL36 (AMD)
Samsung 990 Pro 4tb
Corsair RM1000e
Corsair Nautilus 360 AIO
Corsair AX120 (4-6)
I haven't found a case I'm particularly interested in building in yet as I want something better than the 3000D my current rig sits in but my plan is to play a myriad of games across varying levels of quality, emulated or otherwise and games across a wide timespan so I'm wondering if this build will work for my needs. My current rig will handle the editing/uploading of said videos but this rig will be dedicated to purely gaming and recording said gaming.