Install booting from an M.2 SSD on a legacy motherboard without M.2 support
Install booting from an M.2 SSD on a legacy motherboard without M.2 support
I’m glad you’re trying to make it work. To be honest, I didn’t come across the program before reading this.
Imagine placing two screens in front of you—a 1080 monitor with a 60Hz refresh rate and another with 4K resolution and a 500Hz refresh rate. I can’t tell them apart, seeing both as identical. I always stream videos at 480p and watch them on the 1080p screen because there’s no noticeable difference between the two.
That sounds pretty bothersome. Is this because your glasses prescription is high, or is it something about how your eyes process images? (You don’t have to say) It’s hard to picture. I’ll admit, 720p on a 1080p screen isn’t bad, but 480p looks like a lot of blurry pixels. It feels like watching a new movie on an IMAX screen while the picture looks like an old Andy Griffith show or Golden Girls. On the positive side, it saves you a lot of storage space.
I don’t need glasses and at 37 years old both eyes are perfect. I don’t wear them even when reading; it just feels like I don’t have enough CPU cores to handle pixel sizes or refresh rates. Trust me, life is better this way—no need for costly monitors or lots of software. All my video archives from 20 years total under 500 GB and include at least 20 TV series plus a lot of different movies.