TwanHE @ TwanHE @lemmy.world

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They can be fine. If they were properly undervolted and cooled. It's still a gamble.

I lowered minimum wall width and wall transition length.

Ever since Arachne came out .4 became obsolete for me. If you play with the settings right a .6 can produce nearly the same small details while being way faster for infill etc.

We have a shit ton of dubbed shows and films as well. Some were even way better than the English dub.

Nickelodeon stopped being dubbed after 10 pm iirc. And there were some shows on Jetix that had subs for the first seasons and we're only dubbed later.

Depending on the printer going for klipper directly might make it easier to use. Being able to have the abl probe and calculate what adjustments need to be made makes life so much easier.

I'd go resin for keycaps. I tried it on fdm and while it's doable it didn't produce anything I'd want to daily.

I'd only need 2 extra since I got dual a and dual c on my case front io aswell.

And since most devices i plug in are still type i can't sacrifice too many.

Ofcourse you'd still want some type a ports, but I have 6 type a ports and a single type c on my rear io but i would definitely give up 1 or 2 a ports for 2 more type c.

The second you start to enjoy 3d printing you'll spend more on filament than the cost of the printer in the first year. This still adds up for a more expensive faster machine, youll just go trough the rolls quicker.

If he doesn't use any camera settings getting a high end phone will ofcourse give the best results for someone that just wants to point and shoot.

But I've definitely seen similar reactions to pictures I took on my Poco F1 once I had a custom Gcam app well tuned. In good conditions it was close to the best phones of the time.

Having a brother laser printer as well it's honestly not even about how good brother printers are, just about how shitty the competition is.

Idk what your doing to your poor usb c connectors. But they are way more durable than micro usb or the apple headers ever were.

Corexz is nice for faster z hops and will probably get layer stacking similar to belted z which is better that the crooked leadscrews Ender's usually ship with.

I use ghostspectre toolbox.

At 100gb/s for the base model there probably actively downclocking the ram to make the higher end models more attractive.

Could be pressure advance related. Have you tried disabling it or retesting your value.

Pla can also warp when not cooled enough. Although with a a decent textured Pei sheets you should never have pla adhesion issues honestly

Only makes a difference at oc levels of manual tuning. Which apple isn't doing at their factory I reckon.

I reinstall about every 6 months, or whenever there is a big feature update. It's rather noticeable when running benchmarks that performance drops over time mostly 0.1% lows.

Especially when running a stripped install, Microsoft somehow always finds a way to enable shit again or reinstall bloat with updates.