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What temp difference to expect 11vs8 (140mm) fans HS 420
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What temp difference to expect 11vs8 (140mm) fans HS 420

Hi Folks, I’m happy to join the family and I first of all: wow, this thing is huuuge. Coming from an H510Elite, my eyes have first to adapt to this bulky beauty. However I keep wondering if there are any reliable tests on YT or someone with experience who benchmarked the different constellations. I don’t mind adding the extra 3 fans but I like the look more with only 8.
My system is pretty old besides my 5090FE, there’s a Ryzen 5900x (with AIO cooler) and 64gb ddr4 ram. If the temp difference is about <5°C, I think I’d go with 8 fans. The 9 fan config is also interesting and perhaps the most efficient? I’m just happy to chat with someone about it. Thanks

u/nok01101011a — 3 days ago
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So now scraping data without permission is bad for AI training? Irony died on spot

u/AminoOxi — 9 days ago
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how do I recreate this haze + backlight look?

Hey everyone! I’m shooting a narrative scene soon with a group of people and would love to recreate this look intentionally instead of relying on a venue. Any advice on haze machine type to rent, lighting setup, or camera settings to pull this off in a controlled environment would mean a lot. Thanks so much in advance

u/Mindless-Parsley9103 — 26 days ago
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We did it! Illinois, $450k 6.15%

Took a year to find it but happy we waited. Planned to take a pizza pic but ended up with this because moving chaos

u/No-Assistance2922 — 1 month ago
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Built an embedded hardware + cloud pipeline on my own time. Nobody asked me to, I just knew we were overpaying vendors. STM32, some cloud glue. It's now deployed and saved ~$90K in a month.

Now they want to "guard the code." Cool, but I want a promotion and IP clarity first. I have a recording of my lead confirming I built this independently, not sure how far that gets me legally. But they gave me a 3.5% rasie LOL. I can easily get a higher offer ~30% raise (recruiter called) and do basic work without sharing my IP.

Main fear: they extract everything, document it, then low-ball or phase me out. Plus I know my current employer has neither the grit nor the innovative minds in leadership to get to where I am.

Thinking about either walking and commercializing it myself, demanding a formal IP agreement before touching anything else, or lawyering up first. Not sure which. To be honest, starting a company on my own has been my dream, and I know this thing has a place inthe market.

Edit:

- The entire system was tested on my own chips, PCBs, oscilloscope/tools, AWS EC2 and database serverless trials/subscriptions for prototyping. The deployment at my employer's was after minimal API modification to my personal project.

- I’d consider 10% of my personal work has been revealed to the employer, without the rest of 90%, they would find it extremely hard to scale, and deploy this solution in other industrial settings.

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u/Ok-Student5569 — 2 months ago