3700x 6600 xt(OC'd to 6650 xt clocks) 64gb ddr4 3200mhz 32 x2 in total 400 ish usd
3700x 6600 xt(OC'd to 6650 xt clocks) 64gb ddr4 3200mhz 32 x2 in total 400 ish usd
SAnd my hands are like giant you can't fit a watch on my hand in 97% of cases and not comfortably in 99%
SIdrk I don't check and it's been like a month at most
KI almost had a mental breakdown with my recent build. The CPU cooler was hell... I applied thermal paste and had to remove the cooler from the CPU again ... it was like superglue. 
I finally got the cooler off and the CPU was still sticking to it :o ... and the CPU has a locking mechanism, I thought I f'd up.. but everything was fine
I finally got the cooler off and the CPU was still sticking to it :o ... and the CPU has a locking mechanism, I thought I f'd up.. but everything was fineKNoice
Ksleeper build
SThe case was recycled
SMy PC didn't work for the first 2 months of buying it I was crying every night, I gave it one last try, and it worked
Kwtf :D
Pthe ritual required tears
SThe problem was a combination of two problems which helped ti both screw me
My A1 slot was broken and one of my sticks had a faulty cooler that shorted it
My A1 slot was broken and one of my sticks had a faulty cooler that shorted it
STop end of that setup lol
RIt's different for each device.
RThey calibrate that value in bios from factory IIHTG
RSince if you open that script it will read a specific BIOS value.
AI get that, but we need to see how it looks to be able to stub it for other devices
AI don't know how it should look
R8.071025020177562
RIt's just a number that probably act as a multiplier.
R(IE: raw value from sensor * als_gain IIHTG)
RHard to know how to handle that without having different hardware in hand and test them individually.
R(It seems that they could reduce the numbers of decimal digit stored tho XD)
AMaybe making that script return 8 enables adaptive brightness
RYeah, you can test that if you want.
AOf course it assumes the als sensor is similar
RThe ALS stuff is baked in the Steam Client?
RFully closed source I guess?
AI have -5 clie
AI thought it was baked into the kernel driver for the display
RNope
Rdmidecode -t 11 | grep -- "String $SLOT" | cut -d ":" -f 2 | awk '{$1=$1};1'No not that
AThe adaptive brightness part
ROh, right.
RNot sure on that.
RCan try to just return 8 and see if it changes anything
RBesides, I doubt that you need a script to read a dmi string from kernel side
RIt's most likely handled from the Steam Client itself.
AI don't know how the SD does adaptive brightness
RNor do I.
RIn desktop mode it doesn't work tho.
RSo I can tell you it's not the kernel handling this.
R(Besides access to the ALS kernel driver ofc)
ACan you look into the iio devices
ATo see if there's an als one
RYep
RADo a for through them
AWhat does name say
AI don't have the for loop handy
Rroot@DeckDiMarco:/sys/bus/iio/devices/iio:device0# cat name
ltrf216a
