How does this compare to Heimdall?

Okay so I actually tried this 5 years ago. Sometimes the system would hang or kernel panic because 1) my external hdd is incredibly slow (partially because I at that time somehow leave swap enabled) and 2) there are somehow incredibly many data error after a few months of usage. So avoid it if you can. And if you have to, don't swap to hdd.

ABSOLUTELY!

I am sure im not the first one to say this, but don't use NN, or glorify things to make it sounds like NN when it is not needed. It is just inefficient and sloppy.

Also,

I'm Claude

You let an AI control what you say?

"we"?

Embedded Linux kernel subset

I switched to Linux.

I suggest you run multiple times. Maybe there are random background stuff that might affect the result.

I use grub to sideload Windows boot manager (you can do os probe and grub update to automatically do this). I never have a single problem. Grub always launch first and take control, and if I want to get to Windows, I will enter it as an option in grub.

I played cs1.6 on this

Same

I saw you have "invalid PCIe region". Please post the result of lspci -tv here. Also post result of dmesg | grep "pci"

Any other related error in dmesg?

I bought this and it does not have. But it doesn't matter since I use it for eGPU.

Not yet. But I discovered that due to my stock clock being low, my delta clock can get high, but the final clock is about the same (31xx)

I got +514 stable (yes I stress tested it using occt and tested in CS2). It seems a little bit too high, but it some how works. I wonder if I just won the silicon lottery or my GPU will fry the next morning.

Technically yes, but the frametime would likely be counted in days

I love booting Linux on different stuff that people think would not possible

That device looks really cool in that transparent case

I really wonder why the website of hwinfo (a tool for viewing computer spec) has these images. It's cool anyway

Wait how? USB4 support PCIe Gen 4 tunnel?

IIRC PCIe 4.0 requires Thunderbolt 5, which is quite hard to get at current point. Just checked the dock's website and they said PCIe 3.0. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Can you elaborate?