Yes, yesterday Hotmail had problems accessing from email clients, and even via the web it was super slow.

For now, it's working again :thumbsup_tone1:

It's strange. Try putting a file inside the folder you created. Do you see the files from the root folder?

I started with Avast, then switched to AVG and have been back to Avast for a while now because of the startup scan. Very few incidents here too. Windols doesn't seem as vulnerable as it was a few years ago.

Normally, when you block an element, the antivirus alert pops up explaining what and why it has been blocked.

In any case, it does that to me and I tell the antivirus to go to **hell**.

Thanks for sharing.

@Nemo said in Software for automatic driver installation, what do you think?:

Am I the only one who goes to the official website of the component manufacturer and installs the latest driver available?
By the way @Rules, I don't know if it's my connection or what, but the link to Snappy Driver Installer that you posted doesn't work. Here's an alternative that goes directly to SourceForge.

Obviously if that option is available it's the best, but now imagine you go to the manufacturer's website and there are only drivers up to winXP or vista... and you need them for win7. That's what I'm referring to!

I say the same. it's always good to have utilities like this on hand

Years ago I used Opera, but back then it had the best web engine, now I don't like it at all I think they should become more open to third-party services. But anyway I occasionally take a look.

PD. About the honey in the eye socket… For lack of anything else it might be okay

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my god how the 670 is performing haha I'm putting it in third place in the world for now which is easy to say and I don't rule out putting it in second but little by little I'll give you the link to hwbot and the screenshot

pakitor1`s Unigine Heaven - Xtreme Preset score: 2602.3 DX11 Marks with a GeForce GTX 670

regards

I am the only one who uses and used is the raidcall

@Nemo:

I'm not sure if I understood you correctly. Is it something like this that you were looking for? Or what you want is for me to transcode the video "on the fly" by playing it in another format than the original.
I think Plex or some similar DLNA server did something similar.

If it's not, could you explain it to me as if I were a fish a bit lost in the ocean? ;D

Best regards

That's one of the ones I had seen, but even though it says download for free everywhere, it turns out that the lifetime subscription costs $40. Anyway, I can try it and if it really offers advantages, I'll buy it.

@cobito:

Well, since you're a Linux user, you can try FFmpeg. Since version 2.6, it has support for hardware video encoding on Nvidia cards through NVENC. I've also read that in more recent versions they have managed to encode hardware with Intel GPUs. Anyway, these two options are not good for obtaining final results since, although the encoding is very fast, the quality leaves much to be desired. It's more for previewing results. Here is an example of the result with NVENC.

Apart from that, I don't know anything.

I had read about FFmpeg and was waiting to see if Handbrake ended up using the new versions, which is always easier with a GUI, but if it loses quality, that puts me off. I imagine that then it will do something similar to converting audio from WAV or CD to MP3, which invents things, in one case to gain compression and in another to take less time.

I'll have to keep trying things, although I see that it will be better to use the microphone and see how the Xeon behaves, since the Athlon AM1 takes 4 hours and the i5-2400s takes half an hour, so I'll give it at most an hour with the Xeon.

In my humble opinion …

3ds is slow because its render engine is realistic. Try Vray, and you'll see it's even slower

Games use a render engine that is not as realistic, with tricks and shortcuts that are not used in a real render engine.

The issue of textures … is another thing. There are textures that are photos, and textures that are mathematical … try to do a real-time render of those textures

With GPUs things change somewhat, because they are more powerful in mathematical calculation than CPUs … but you have to look at what GPU and what CPU
an i7 is far superior to an nvidia 610 …

Then … there is the issue of the output resolution of the render. I have seen that many people start rendering directly in Full HD to do tests … even final ones… and then they have to re-scale to lower resolutions … or the other way around …

Anyway … it's a complex issue …

I have tried several and the one that gave me the best result was Panda Antivirus 2015

@oscarbui:

I have a small server at home for downloading torrents that is always on and to get more out of it, I installed apache and uploaded a few things.

I also installed awstats, to keep an eye on the statistics, but after a few days, in the section where it shows the pages visited, there were some web addresses that I think shouldn't be there, ly.com, jd.com and, later when I took the screenshot, google.com.

I just wanted to know if these results are normal or should I be worried, because searching the web, I haven't found anyone with the same doubt.

Graaciaass.

Sorry for the late reply, I just saw the thread. I also use AWStats and I don't have that problem. It only shows urls related to the site's content.

AWStats gets the information from Apache's log file, so if weird things appear it's because weird things are being logged. So, what you might need to check is the Apache configuration, although I wouldn't give too much importance to those results. When you have more traffic, those errors will be irrelevant.

Cobito I have already tried with a small video and it seems that that was the problem, now it looks good, there is a slight compression but it looks good, thank you very much.

Uff I haven't used Opera in a long time, it's probably outdated, even though it used to have one of the lightest engines, but right now perhaps the one that most resembles the Opera of yesteryears is Chrome, if you try Vivaldi it uses the same engine, it's quite agile and compatible. I usually browse on OSX with Safari and I don't change it, for the rest I usually use Firefox.