MonsterPC

Today marks one week since I built this absolute beast of a PC. I want to thank @linusgsebastian and @GamersNexus for being huge inspirations for me to start my own PC building business. You can get your own MonsterBuild for yourself at MonsterBuilds.ca!

@LoJiiNas @ghost_motley Additional 200mhz

@MonsterPC_ @ghost_motley performance improvement?

70c GPU temperature 109c GPU hotspot temperature Why the hotspot sensor is so vital

@CranstonDwayne @j_grieshaber @Tesla You need a 60 amp breaker to draw 48 amps. It is code.

An interesting observation that I have. I have both the Tesla wall charger and a 40 amp Range plug in my garage. The Tesla charger has a 60amp circuit but only charges at 48 amps. When I plug in my mobile charging cord to the range plug, I get 40 amps. I bet getting a range/dryer plug installed is WAY cheaper. Plus you don’t need to buy the Tesla charger. Worth looking into.

Just got my quote to install the @Tesla charger. It came in between $1500 - $2000 because we have to run 75 ft of copper wire. 😬 This is from a trusted master electrician, we went to HS together and he does all my electrical and gives me great to fair pricing. $TSLA

@bszen1977 @IceMetrix Suzuki got over 100 points and the Selke lol

Grading each Teams Big 3 (FW, D, G) - Montreal Canadiens Nick Suzuki | A+ Lane Hutson | A+ Jacob Fowler | A #NHL #GoHabsGo

@spleck @Tesla @aelluswamy @Tesla_AI

Here’s an example where @Tesla HW4 human pilot avoidance was so butter smooth you’d think it was intended the whole time. It wasn’t. Well done @aelluswamy @Tesla_AI FSD 14.3.4 (2026.14.6.12)

@AusTeslaOwners @CARN0N It is almost certainly UV activated. Only tinted during the day. At night they are fully transparent.

@CARN0N I love it all except blacked out headlights. Why would you intentional limit the output of the things that help you see and be seen at night.

- Badge delete - Blacked-out headlights - Custom plate - Understated wrap - Stock wheels kept mint Not loud, not messy. This owner has taste 😮‍💨

@dbielecki @cybrtrkguy Wireless will never be faster than fiber optic. Would be a lot smarter to keep your current connection.

@cybrtrkguy Following…I’ve got fiber and 2.5GB connection throughout home. Want to move to starlink when it’s ready and as competitive.

The Starlink stress test begins. At home I keep a ~50tb NAS that keeps all of my client &. creative media. This NAS is synced offsite to another NAS via the internet. > Film & Create content > Offload footage to Home NAS > NAS sends media offsite immediately It's not uncommon to shoot 1tb in a day of work, which all gets sent offsite. We're about to see what Starlink is capable of 🤝

@teslascope 80% of my takeovers are because navigation is wrong. Parking is typically good enough to deal with, but I can't justify turning the wrong way no matter what.

Elon: FSD will soon remember parking preferences per location. Safety critical disengagements are mostly things of the past; most disengagements now happen due to parking preferences/distance from destination.

@cybrtrkguy @JuniperDriver Doesn't the vehicle also alert you if you need an alignment?

Rotating is a big part of it, but there’s a small change that your alignment is off, and bad alignments eat tires for breakfast If the wear is within spec it just needs a rotation (e.g. the back tires are identical wear and the front tires are identical wear) If your tire is extremely worn or worn unevenly, get an alignment (e.g. the inside of one tire is worn much faster than its outside)

How serious is this alert or is it a standard alert based on mileage?

@TXTeslaCowboy @Tesla Had it all day yesterday.

Think there is a bug in 2026.14.6.7. Navigation says no connectivity, but I do have connection? @Tesla

@actuallyajoke It's free to get it cleaned when you get that alert isn't it?

You have got to be fucking kidding

@spotted_model When you're passing a speed limit sign, it literally appears on the visualization with the number it sees. If it doesn't appear, it likely didnt see it at all. Certainly something that needs more improvement.

My prediction is years from now, someone’s gonna do a tell-all insider documentary and one of the horrifying facts released will be that FSD doesn’t and never has read road signs

@SYQCON95 I just put in a request with mine as well.

Started getting these bubbles on my interior light strip in my Model 3. Tesla service is supposed to be here in 2 days to fix. 😬 curious how they plan on doing this with mobile service though. 🤔

@TheRealJosh05 @tesla_na The sensors are battery powered, once one battery dies it's probably a safe assumption the rest are pretty close.

One faulty sensor turns into needing to replace all 4 and you haven’t even looked at my car, I just know @tesla_na over there fucking with peoples cars on the computer

@Featherofyelk @bikelakecity Being mildly inconvenienced doesn't justify property damage.

@bikelakecity I hope the majority of comments here doesn’t reflect an accurate amount of people or drivers mindset. Why do people get more upset at the idea of a truck getting damaged than the idea that we shouldn’t block paths for pedestrians? What on earth caused this mindset

I make a point to scratch cars that are parked like this as I walk by

@spotted_model @LeviHoliday4 Car wash mode disables the auto locking.

@LeviHoliday4 Having it lock itself while I’m literally drying it off after a car wash 😡

Whats your least favorite thing about your Tesla?

@justprince I mean they took off the bumper lol.

literally how do you even engineer a solid steel vehicle that gets totaled by hollow plastic posts??

@j32pmxr @Bob_Loblaw_X @Tesla Yea I've never understood the glass roof thing as well. I've never ever felt heat coming from it

@Bob_Loblaw_X @Tesla People always complain about the glass roof, but in my 8 years of owning a Tesla I don't ever recall feeling heat through the roof (live in Southern CA).

Hmm, I thought of a good @Tesla HVAC change that should be achievable in software. Have a toggle for "duct temperature" where the HVAC targets a specific temperature of the air coming out of the vents instead of the cabin temperature. My wife HATES HATES HATES when we have it set to 73 (heating) and the vent temperature shifts cooler to maintain the cabin temp. She'd rather adjust the vent temperature (130F when heating as an example) in 1-2 degree increments so that it never (and I mean NEVER) blows cool air when trying to heat. In other words, more like a dumb 1980s ICE car where you control the air temperature leaving the vents with a mixing plenum directly and not a target cabin temperature. @wmorrill3 @larsmoravy @pduan @yunta_tsai @wholemars

@Teslarati Calling works great, but answering and getting text messages is subpar sadly.

Does anyone use Tesla’s in-car messaging?

@Techie007L @WindowsLatest I mean, they were both hit at the same time.

Microsoft's hidden Windows 11 trick makes apps launch 70% faster. I tested it on a low-end PC, and early results are promising. Right now, when you click Start, open File Explorer, launch Edge, or right-click for a context menu, and there’s often that tiny micro-stutter before anything happens. Microsoft is now testing a feature called Low Latency Profile. Once turned on, and you do a high-priority action, Windows 11 briefly pushes the CPU to max frequency for 1–3 seconds, finishes the task faster, then drops back down. In my testing on a constrained VM with just 2 cores and 4GB RAM, the difference was obvious. Edge, Outlook, Copilot, and the Start menu opened much faster. CPU usage spiked to around 96–97%, but only for a few seconds. For high-end PCs, the difference may be small. But for budget laptops and low-end Windows 11 machines, this could be a real game-changer.