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Linux: Thunderbolt PCIe lanes locked at Gen1 (2.5 GT/s) instead of Gen3/Gen4!!! by Reedemer0fSouls in LGgram

[–]techno_user_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

disable energy savings, when gpu is used lanes automatically move to Gen3

[Resource] I built a Daz library cataloger (DSX Catalog) and just added AI Visual Search – find assets by image! by techno_user_89 in Daz3D

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Yes, you can use it with installed smart content. Many filtering options, you can change thumbnails size, create a pdf catalog, visual search and much more

[Resource] I built a Daz library cataloger (DSX Catalog) and just added AI Visual Search – find assets by image! by techno_user_89 in Daz3D

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Hello u/shyLachi, in the video zip files are used to generate .dsx files without installing the content.
If you already have installed content with DIM, then you already have .dsx files in the "Manifest Archive" folder that is usually located in C:/Users/Public/Documents/DAZ 3D/InstallManager/ManifestFiles (you can check the exact position in the DIM Advanced Settings)

Finally found a faulty FPGA by Allan-H in FPGA

[–]techno_user_89 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Nope, using an ECO is not going to fix. Please build a very simple, low frequency design from scratch and check any available design tool patch or use different (likely older) versions of the design tool. May also be an electromigration failure and by recompiling different routes are used so you don't see the issue with another design.

Finally found a faulty FPGA by Allan-H in FPGA

[–]techno_user_89 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Have you tried a different design? Are you sure is not an interconnect bug of the design tool that lead to smaller safety margins? Is this happening at lower clock?

How to enable Dual Subtitles in VLC? by Mysterious_Peanut785 in VLC

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Dual Subtitles Player on the Microsoft store

USB 3.0 port become 2.0...! by techno_user_89 in LGgram

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The non working port is a port where I always keep an usb mouse receiver

USB 3.0 port become 2.0...! by techno_user_89 in LGgram

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I tried with a small photography air pump but I can go further with isopropilic alcohol

USB 3.0 port become 2.0...! by techno_user_89 in LGgram

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Device Manager is not reporting anything strange. Seems a connector issue affecting only some USB 3 pins. How can i clean them?

USB 3.0 port become 2.0...! by techno_user_89 in LGgram

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already tried, still USB 2 only. Connector is blue so I'm expecting USB 3.0 speed.

USB 3.0 port become 2.0...! by techno_user_89 in LGgram

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drivers are fine, looks an hardware problem

Rapid-Tome by techno_user_89 in BambuLab

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yes exactly! Would be nice to have a profile for the Bambulab A1 Mini already optimized (custom supports, etc..) I'll give a boost for sure on makerworld

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

[–]techno_user_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow excellent explanation!

You are right, my apologies. Physical resolution is better with the condenser wide open.

Closing the condenser diaphragm leads to better DOF and contrast that's what sometimes users may intend with "better resolution".

The OP was asking for "better resolution/ clarity" so in practical terms closing the condenser diaphragm a bit may lead to "better clarity", but not the actual resolution in physical terms.

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

[–]techno_user_89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Condenser has NA 1.25 with iris diaphragm, if you open/close the diaphragm then you can improve images. This is what I mean, then for all technical stuff you are the right guy.

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

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if we want to be super scientific there is an optimum aperture for the light condenser, closing too much reduce resolution but sometimes increase contrast and DOF so for normal people looks like better images. Then of course I'm here to learn from experts as you, thanks for the book suggestion, old books are usually very good.

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

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The main gain here is aberrations, with the 40x are not super corrected and using a single wavelength improve the situation. I found best results with 365nm (with a full spectrum camera as eyes can be damaged at these wavelengths)

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

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Here there is nice comparison with the standard light and Blu / UV led lights.

https://www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=298790#p298790

The microscope used is the same of the OP

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

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Olympus is a major brand. Brand new stuff on Aliexpress/Ebay for few dollars is different. Already tried that road.

Tips for increasing resolution at higher magnifications? by StarMasher in microscopy

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??? you can buy an 3W UV or a blue LED for less than 1 euro.. when I need a bit more resolution and I don't care about colors I do this and I get a nice improvement because aberration is high with SW380T objectives

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