Nope, they charged more for their 3D Pro drives, they'll charge relative to those. Maybe after the first generation or two there will be significant declines...
Samsung consistently charges more than Micron, but at least with 3D Nand they have a reason to.
Do you even give a damn about whether birds are dying? If you do, you better be a vegetarian.
Fossil fuel also kills birds. Not to mention damaging an entire ecosystem when something breaks. The Gulf of Mexico oil spill wasn't that long ago...
LEDs save money by using less and lasting...
No program is the same.
I've also found IBT starts losing Gflops when you aren't completely stable but stable enough to not crash.
I get [email protected] no HT. HT might lower the score a bit. I was getting 90 when I was trying to see what the chip could do at 4Ghz+.
The only thing a Devil's Canyon review needs is old i5/i7 OC vs DC i5/i7 OC on some decent air cooler or perhaps water.
Hexus tests stock with stock cooling with a bunch of irrelevant tests. The only thing semi-useful was the power consumption.
I hate driving for the most part. City driving sucks, nerve-wracking with all those cars. Long stretches of highway is boring.
The only places I find it enjoyable around here are windy mountain roads where if I make a mistake I fall to my death.
I would enjoy a self-driving car... I do not...
There wasn't anything wrong with the stock cooler, was there? That should've only been using the crappy but works push-pins(though using the CM212 system when the screws don't fit quite right is a big pain).
Sounds simple enough if it's just the bracket though. Hoping to hear the results.
It sounds like there isn't any solder between the CPU and IHS or something like that.
I used to run a [email protected] on the stock cooler. Idle 40C/Load 70C in 21C ambient. And you put a Kuhler on it for only a 5C drop just makes me think 'air gap'.
I keep flip flopping back and forth on it. It makes sense that it would be all of the uncore and the Dram voltage is for the DIMMs only(but still has an effect on Intel's controller?).
I always assume the CPU is limited by switching speed instead of switching strength so I'd agree with...
Oh, I was specifically talking about Primetime's overclock. I forgot about faster mem speed.
Yes, DDR speed higher than 1600 will need more VTT because the L3 will need to be faster. 12MB of L3@4Ghz would be quite the feat.
I'd be afraid of killing my chip using those voltages. I have found a stable spot at 200x20 with decent voltages. Memory is at 1603.
My qpi voltage is 1.225. I haven't tested lower yet. I'd be surprised if you need 1.3V for any Westmere at 200bclk. This is the Uncore voltage, which is...
The P6T series might not be able to change PLL to lower than stock. My V2 will only let me go to 1.8V, otherwise I would for the sake of power. One of my limiting factors would be the Coolermaster 212 I'm using, though staying under 70C in IBT@4Ghz is nice.
I got the X5650 today and popped it right in. I was able to get a quick and dirty score at 4Ghz of 911 in Cinebench, but I need to use it tonight so down it goes!
I'm limiting myself to 1.35V without load line calibration, but I'll do my best to beat you.;)
Dust is an extreme insulator. Imagine plumbing with and without insulation except worse since it essentially makes your heatsink fan worthless too. I clean my heatsink out every month and even that drops temps noticeably.
You'll need to measure before you buy the sink. The cooling block would...
By not keeping all of them on the hard drive? I uninstall games when I'm done with them. Also, there are only a few games that are that massive. And not to mention Dota 2 is Steam only and many players might only play that.
I just want to be sure. There haven't been any boards with problems accepting these, even if the Bios cpu support list doesn't have them?
Asus P6t Deluxe V2 could use an X5650?
Any decent cooler must cool the memory and VRMs too, even reference cards cool them. It's difficult to find reviews that point out the cooling on the important components.
Intel tries to work with the developer to develop games for their graphics without the need for extra drivers.
When that doesn't happen, the experience is as described...
I look at it like this.
The tennants are paying for the 5 parking spaces the big rig is using up, so the apartment manager shouldn't have a say in it.
I think the real problem is, nobody knows how much data costs, so there is a disconnect between paying $xxx for xxMb/s.
I really think...
Verizon: We don't make any money off of Netflix! It's costing us big!
Customer: so... Can I watch my Netflix yet?
Verizon: Stay quiet and pay your bill. If you're lucky, we might let you have 50GB per month once Netflix pays us.
I'm really interested what the gamers today will think of Half Life 3 when/if it's released.
I think what is taking so long is Valve wants to be 100% sure that they don't receive the hate much of the gaming industry receives today. It may never live up to the hype.
It's too bad most...
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8 PS3's on one motherboard squished together in a server environment.
Mario, GTA, Forza, and Saints row would never make my list.
I can only agree with the last of us. Maybe Zelda but I'd never play it since it's on 3ds.
I'd add Antichamber.
Would have liked to do Simcity but I don't like the increasing reliance on servers.
Outlast could be there...
Those are some good guesses. I think the compressed air cars and underground homes was a little too out there. Even though that form of housing would be a good design for efficiency.
Pay $60 for the game. Pay $200 for everything in it.
*next year*
Pay $60 for the game. Pay $250 for everything in it.
*next year*
Pay $0 for the game. Pay $20,000 for everything in it.
I don't like it... Cod, that is.