Recent content by Gurahl

well from the data ive been readin looks like its 150 and 400 milliamperes which raises the temperature to 185 degrees c but thats on a 15nm insulated crystalline wafer so im not sure what that would translate to when its layered into a pcb and 175 degrees c and below is 0 data bit or reset

a lil bit better info its based on amplitude of the voltage not heat though http://domino.research.ibm.com/comm/pr.nsf/pages/news.20061211_phasechange.html?Open&printable and corsair published an article last year in pcgamer near the back about ramm dimms using this type of ship in thier...

The reasons we can have interchangeable standards for main computer memory (but not graphics memory) is because these buses are typically much lower-speed than the ones you see on graphics cards, which allows you to populate the bus with multiple modules without causing instability...

ok i see what your talking about have yall heard about the phase change ram corsair is working by chance? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase-change_memory give ya lil bit of a precurser into the stuff ibm is currently researching it use in something similar ro a ramsan harddrive but...

i never said it was going to be easy but im a big fan of lateral thinking

an example of what i was thinking of rather then just having to go sink another x amount of money on buying 9800gx2's or whatever correct me if i have the jist of it wrong but the 9800gx2 is pretty much an 8800 chipshrunk and multiplied by 2 with some better ram chips why not just go and grap...

**would seriously like you input good bad question anything** a few years ago i was curious why graphics cards were use and toss kind of parts it seems to cost ineffective to me. why not just have a modular system where the parts of the graphics system are more like that of the computer...