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It's a pretty difficult test

But not the worst

And that cert is worth more then a college degree for some companies

You won't have a lot of room to easily move up in a company

These questions are retarded

But if you got the skills it shouldn't be too hard

what a hard test lol

What is that

CompTIA A+ Certification Exam Core 1 (220-1001) Practice Tests

Ah

what’s a sshd

Solid state hard drive

Weird hybrid thing that no one uses anymore

never heard of em

Yeah

if i stay in my home town i could do computer repair and be a drug dealer on the side

actually if i go anywhere i could be a drug dealer on the side

I missed 2/25

feels bad man

though I disagree with the one I got wrong

Spooky is just gonna go and get the cert now

Ope

if anything

I had no idea how much of a joke this test was

Haha

replacing an integrated GPU, requires replacing the system board

Yeah, makes sense becues you just cant

But I get ya

The only one I got actually wrong, was memory form factor, I didn't know microDIMM was a thing

for laptops

Ah yeah

No ports or anything for you

Cli stuff

I always assumed they were just SODIMs

Those are what get me

Oh yeah, both are a thing

I've seen them, I just had no idea they were their own thing

I figured it was like normal ram, where you just have x4 or x8 DIMMs

Usualy one or two microdimms

If they even have swappable ram

Most new ones just solder it in

for low-end stuff, maybe

most laptops are getting better about RAM upgradability

since that's an easy avenue to upsell people

Yeah, I guess

+$300 to add $50 of RAM

Haha

Yup

I use SSHDs because they are cheaper than ssds and faster than normal disk drives

there's no reason at this point not to just throw 1TB SSDs in most anything as a main disc

especially as an integrator, the cost is so low

Yes for a boot disc

But if you want to store more than that ssds are expensive

I still see people recommend 120GB SSDs as "boot discs"

but if you're going to spend an extra $50 anywhere, spend it on a decent SSD

Or get an NVMe instead

most use cases can't saturate 4x PCIe lanes

gen 3 or gen 4

SATA SSDs are still fine

I tell people just go for a 500gb normal ssd cuz theyre cheap and basically as fast as nvme

I just like how tiny they are

FFS

notlikethis

rip spooky

What else can plug into M.2 slots?

anything that needs 4 pcie lanes

you can find plenty of stuff that will, it's just a pci form factor

since x1 and x4 slots are dying, I bet most of that moves to m.2

if it hasn't already

What cool stuff can i do with my motherboard’s third slot though

Dont they use it for wifi and bluetooth cards now

I mean,, it depends what you're doing

there are overpriced accelerator cards, if you're doing a lot of vitalization you might want to passthrough additional GPUs or something, network card are pretty common, sound cards for the meme

cache drives

Use it for ram

most of the time, you don't fill them all, especially if you think you might be pci lane starved

which will manifest as weird errors you'll never be able to diagnose