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The model is very beautiful, its sailing fools you because the video is at normal speed, also the warships because they are very narrow and with large superstructures, they have the tension in the fast turns to take a big tilt in degrees.

Yes. Here is how it goes with Ryzen: - All standard consumer Ryzen CPUs support ECC - All standard APUs DO NOT support ECC (e.g. xxxxG model numbers) - All business/enterprise Pro APUs support ECC (e.g. Pro xxxxG/xxxxxGE model numbers) - The support for ECC also depends on the motherboard, so you should check with manufacturers as a secondary measure

​@@LittleMopeHead i have this ram SK hynix 16gb HMA82GR7DJR8N-XN T8 AD but dosent work

@@Martin-rv5is Which motherboard do you have? Is the Ram legit? Sometimes these SK Hynix are fakes too.

@@LittleMopeHead The ram are legit. the mother is Asus tuf gaming b550m-plus wifi ii

@@Martin-rv5is Looks like the ram is not in the mobo's support list, so it's a bit of a gamble. I read that someone bought a few rams from various brands before they could find one that worked. It's best to go with a known brand like Kingston, Crucial, etc. I read that A-Tech is very good with compatibility. I have the 5750GE version of this PRO APU. It's currently being shipped to me from China, but I plan to put it on the Gigabyte B550i AORUS PRO AX mini-ITX motherboard. I am also going to gamble with the ram and bought the Kingston Server Premier 32GB (‎KSM32ED8/32HC) for $75, which appears to be using the Hynix C parts too. If that plan doesn't work, I will return the ram and try the A-Tech Server 32GB kit (AT16G2D4D3200UD8N12V), which is currently at around $100. Wish me luck!

eso estaba pensando... Se ve muy lindo pero 3 motores es demasiado, creo que con sólo uno de la misma potencia o menos, seria más realista

@@sbenitez1768 Mira,estoy haciendo un modelo escal 1:200.Como te puse ,con un pequeño motor y su sistema de engranajes usando una afeitadora philips a bateria logro mover las tres helices a bastante mas rpm que el buque real.Con la modelizacion no es facil calcular algunas cosas,pero un buque de 48000 tons a escala 1:200 pesa 6 kilos y para moverlo en el agua a la velocidad a escala ,si el real navega a 30 nudos,unos 54 kmh,tu modelo debe navegar 200 veces mas lento es decir 270 metros por hora es decir 7,5 cmts por segundo.Puedes redondear en 10 cmts por segundo.Mas de eso lo hace verse como una lancha de carrera.No digo que no dispongas de una potencia extra para salir de alguna situacion complicada.Pero si quieres hacer algo que se vea real ,debes limitar la velocidad.Si quieres generar la ola de proa te digo estoy con la idea de colocar algo en la proa bajo linea de flotacion y un poco antes de la maqueta que genere resistencia al avance y que levente un poco de agua .Hasta aquí todo lo que tengo para aportar.BUENA SUERTE.

@@edselrodriguez5450 hay algun lugar donde pueda ver tu barco? yo lentamente estoy haciendo mi bismarck. mi idea es con solo un motor mover las 2 helices x medio de engranaje o polea y la central dejarla fija ya que en la linea de crugia tiene un refuerzo y si lo corto pienso que lo va a debilitar (kit amati de madera) , aunque no descarto la posibilidad de hacerlo y que anden las 3. personalmente no me gustaria que parezca un fuera de borda pero que tampoco haga 1km por semana, a mi gusto se haría aburrido ademas que como decís, en lugares complicados como puede ser un río, con tan poca potencia se lo llevaría. Saludos

@@sbenitez1768 mi barco aun no flota.Yo no parto de ningun kit.Parto de cero.Solo tengo una maqueta Heller Esc 400 de donde saque las medidas para hacer una muy fuerte estructura en madera de balsa.Eso lo hice hace unos 25 años.Luego me quedé sin tiempo y hace un par de años retome las tareas.Yo trabajo sobre cobre que luego atornillo,clavo o sueldo sobre la estructura de madera.Ahora cuento con planos alemanes bastante originales de hace 80 años lo que me facilita para las formas.No tengo nada publicado.Es un proyecto muy diferente al tuyo,no se si te serviria de algo.Este es un proyecto que navega,que tiene sus torres de 380 y de 150 que giran y elevan sus cañones mediante motores paso a paso y poleas por lo que son muy precisos en el movimiento que tambien respetan las velocidades angulares de las torres originales.Con luces a led en cada ojo de buey que encienden y apagan simulando actividad.Tengo par dos o tres años más para terminar.Estoy en America Latina,entre Argentina y Brasil,un pequeño pais llamado Uruguay.Por ahi por whatsapp te puedo pasar alguna foto y tu mandas algunas de tu modelo.

@@edselrodriguez5450 venia a borrar mi numero pero creo q nunca se envió

The 5750g is not 35w both of them are 65w but the only diff. is that the 5750g gpu have more technology inside. But the only - are that both of them dont have simultaneous multithreading. We need a cpu with an update on the cpu power with an radeon rx 8 update + we need it with simultaneous multithreading & with all sse/ssse avm fma technologys. If this happend no one need anymore any gpu. Im just waiting for some cpu like this.... that will be CRAZY

So i think the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D with an Radeon 8 will stay the BEST cpu ever but it doesnt use the Vega 8 of a Radeon gpu. But if you use the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D with an gpu that have Shader model 6.7 like Rdna 3.0 or Ada Lovelace like an Radeon RX 7900xt or RTX 4070/ti gpu then u will fly in the sky and from there upside down inside the game. But no one have to gift his own money. Because of this we need a strong cpu with all video filters like the 7800X3D with Radeon 8 or stronger like a Radeon 8.

It is a PRO APU. I have a feeling it would perform less than the 5700G due to the low TDP. There is also the PRO 5750G (65W) variant too, which is probably the same as 5700G, but PRO (supports ECC). I believe the PRO 5750GE is meant for business and servers while the 5700G is meant for consumer desktops.

It could be just a 5700g but with lower tdp and overclocking being disabled. It is still impressive if you look at performance per watt. I had to give up a lot of multi threaded performance if I wanted to bring the 5700g to 35 watts. I might just get the 5750GE to mess with because my current system has 5700g being limited to 35 watts still can emulate some PS3 games with iGPU. If I don't have to sacrifice a lot for 35 watts then thats a huge win for me. 5700 GE is very good if you go for highest performance per watt.

You hate russians?

@@MAESTRO_2007 Hate for Putin

@@widescreennavel I don't like him either, he kills Great Russia

@@MAESTRO_2007 How do you feel about the Ukraine War? I bet your name is causing some problems for you, since you created it before the current war.

@@widescreennavel To be honest, I don’t give a damn about Ukraine, but I don’t give a damn about my country, which is being destroyed by corruption. I want to see again that Great Russia, as it was before

Yes its free international shipping

Not sure were you read that but that is not correct, it supports a 16X lane for your graphics card, but only 12 for USB 3.1. So technically most connected devices (SSD's) will only run on gen 3 speeds, but your GPU isnt effected.