This means that when a GET request is sent to our /hello route, it will return a JSONresponse with body of 'status': 'success' and 'message': 'Hello API!', which we added on lines 4–6.

Other new features include slightly elevated default memory support up to DDR4-3200, 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes from the CPU, doubled bandwidth of the DMI link, and moving the integrated graphics to the new Xe graphics architecture. To generate the keys, on USS as DBADB2T – we logged in to SSH using Putty, but you can do this from OMVS (TSO OMVS): Now that we’ve added the values we used in the home.hbs file, let’s return our template with the data we just created: Template::render("home", context)C0: 133268 [1] pc=[0000000080002838] W[r 6=0000000000000001][1] R[r 0=0000000000000000] R[r 0=0000000000000000] inst=[00100313] li t1, 1 To show you the behavior of aggressive Ring Down Bin, we ensure the system is running without standard turbo boost parameters. Then we enable the ring down bin option in the BIOS.

Then, after about two hours of testing you can pour yourself a glass of whisky when you realize that it’s the same setting as the ASUS ROG BIOS had already recommended to you. Integrated MemTestTo show you the difference in performance, I ran Cinebench R20 with AVX enabled and disabled. With AVX enabled our score is over 6000 points. Also notice how CPU-Z mentions support for AVX, AVX2, and AVX512F instructions. When we disable AVX our score drops almost 700 points. Also notice how CPU-Z no longer mentions support for AVX, AVX2, and AVX512F instructions. In the ASUS ROG BIOS you can access this option in the Extreme Tweaker AVX Related Controls sub-menu. AVX Voltage Guard-band Override

The CPU Ring is the bus that connects all different parts of the Intel CPU to transfer data between different cores, between cores and memory, and between cores and other parts of the system.C0: 133344 [1] pc=[000000008000278c] W[r21=0000000080002b40][1] R[r 2=0000000080022a28] R[r 0=0000000000000000] inst=[02813a83] ld s5, 40(sp) C0: 133205 [1] pc=[0000000080002764] W[r 1=0000000080002764][1] R[r 0=0000000000000000] R[r 0=0000000000000000] inst=[00000097] auipc ra, 0x0 C0: 133260 [1] pc=[0000000080002830] W[r 2=0000000080022a28][1] R[r 2=0000000080022a10] R[r 0=0000000000000000] inst=[01810113] addi sp, sp, 24 C0: 133348 [1] pc=[000000008000279c] W[r25=0000000000000000][1] R[r 2=0000000080022a28] R[r 0=0000000000000000] inst=[04813c83] ld s9, 72(sp)

During the reboot, the CPU will train both the standard JEDEC specification and the XMP specification. As it’s double the work this can take up to 2 minutes. So you’ll need some patience. JVM options : -Xms128m -Xmx512m -Dfile.encoding=ISO8859-1 -Xnoargsconversion -Djava.io.tmpdir=/u/dbadb2t/tmpdir For the bathroom and toilet, the range also includes the classic pedal waste bins with 3 to 5 litre capacity. First, we must configure the system such that the frequency behavior is dynamic yet controllable. To do this, we Next, we’ll add the #[derive(FromForm)] attribute to our Book struct. Our struct declaration should now look like this: #[derive(FromForm)]

Okay, That’s Cool, But What Can I Do with It?

C0: 133163 [1] pc=[0000000080002738] W[r 0=0000000000000000][0] R[r 2=0000000080022a28] R[r 8=0000000000000000] inst=[00813023] sd s0, 0(sp) C0: 133206 [1] pc=[0000000080002768] W[r 1=000000008000276c][1] R[r 1=0000000080002764] R[r 0=0000000000000000] inst=[0b0080e7] jalr ra, ra, 176