classic glyph
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Man thereās a lot of copy pasta in that thread
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american lasagna?
Holy shit, thatās a monster!
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Does it have a support bearing?
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Haha, no. All stator length. Only testing. Not for sale.
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Lol. Iāve seen this game before.
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Oh no oh no no no no no no my wallet nooooo!!!
I feel the pain for my wallet incoming. Please please pleaseeeeeeee be soon. Ouch this is gonna hurt, but neeeeeeeeds me.
Please sell these Dexter
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Are you going to be testing 140kV as well? Any specific reason you stayed with 190kV?
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is not having a support bearing a concern on these larger motors?
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The longer the stator and the higher the revs, the bigger the concern.
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One year ago I bought an MBP15 top of the range with discrete graphics for AU $250, and a month ago a brand new MBP13 mid tier with upped memory for AU $1500 (half price).
Both were bought when I left my then current company, at asset write-off prices. Not powerhouses by desktop standards, but pretty flash setups by laptop standards.
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Yes, but support bearings also take up a lot of space in the can and contribute to heat issues.
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Well ya getting them at that price lmao
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I know. 
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I bought my XPS15 (basically maxed out) for 2k from a costco deal, itās way better than my sisterās mbp15 in pretty much every stat except that it doesnāt have a unibody metal chassis
The XPS15 2020 edition is incredible though, canāt wait to have one of those once this laptop dies lol - who am I kidding I probably wonāt buy a new laptop for like 5 years at least
Now that Iāve graduated I literally only use it to play movies in my room on my theatre setup
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One thing I like about Macs is they age well, say what you want about paper specs, they do well because theyāre built to a closed ecosystem.
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This is why ios is faster than android in a simple sense
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I used to just break laptops all the time. the unibody for me makes the thing have 4x the lifespan. such a good feature.
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