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Not sure that is relevant and completely dependent on what you use CPU/GPU for

Ok. I'm happy to use worst case scenario and plan for a full load.

Seems pointless not too if average load can't be quantified.

Plus it futureproofs the build.

Nah, that's a Tribble.

We should be trying to use less power.

Cycling slower?

But those calculators already consider absolute theoretical peak power with a safety margin. It would be running at a fraction of 650 W most of the time.

What would be the average power?

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Did a power calculation and it was about 650W for the whole PC. Don't really like being that close to the full output power. Don't know if it's still true but I was always told PSU's ran happiest at about 50% load.

Scary what the RTX4090 will pull...

Hence new 1kW PSU.

New GPU. Then figure out the old 675W isn't going to hack it any more.

Are we seeing 1500W PSU's in the future?

Hazbeen Hotel. A musical set in hell.

I watched as there wasn't anything else on Prime that I fancied and ended up watching all of it.

It's not a cartoon for kids though.

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Thanks but not what I'm looking for. I still remember SuperJanet when it was just a few fields.

Sounds like you need a Web domain, and then to modify the DNS record to point to your local server.

A Web Domain you say? And then some Geekery about Domain Name Systems?

So.. What's a decent web hosting site that allows Hotlinks without hassle?

OK. Riddle me this.

I have a permanent Plex server but I'd like to use it to provide Hot Links to forums. Instead of using web photo hosting for photo links, I'd like to use the server.

All Goggles just point me back to web-based hotlinking.

So the idea is to use the server and allow it to do the same as web versions (Flickr, Google Photos, Imgur) but the images are local.

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Finished the Mustang. I seem to love making everything as dirty as possible!

Had a go at chipping this time, but it didn't go entirely to plan with the chipping medium so had to resort to the hairspray method.

Nice work. I've got a Mozzie in the stash for when I feel a twin-engine calling!

Do you dip or carefully paint the prop blades?

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