They should have skipped this release cycle and invested more money into something better. This makes me think their vid card division is going to fall as well.
Me too. I think 10k PRC emails would have a much greatly likelihood of revealing something useful.
I don't understand why someone would say those files are 'Top Secret'. The passport and visa stuff would be labeled 'Confidential' by American standards.
Don't get a plasma or those bose whatever they do.
Denon makes fantastic receivers, that one looks nice.
I like Infinity, Boston Acoustics, and Cerwin-Vega for home audio.
It will work, but I would not do that. I'd allow for at least a 20% overhead on the power, its safe and allows room for future add ons. If something goes wrong or the parts you order do not perform exactly as expected something will go wrong.
A quality power supply is pretty even despite a low or high load. If I put a 1500w power supply on a budget system that pulls 300w max it would be just fine. Its a waste of money, but it would work.
Yeah I am, and you are correct. Im just an old school analog guy! lol
But hey, it could go wrong... lol
And as far as kind of wiring does not matter I do disagree on that point. A paper clip can lead to problems.
Flux = circuits or crappy PSU without rectifier smoothing circuit built in. That reservoir cap can make a difference on initial startup "in this situation", even with common ground shared.
You are right, and like my last statement, just use decent wiring and parallel it and it should be fine.
Power supplies convert AC to DC. AC amplifiers are rated RMS and modern DC power supplies are rated with an 80+ standard. When converting AC to DC a drop in current happens, other components such as transformers and filters work the voltage down to what is needed, 12v, 5v etc...
When two PSUs...
It would work fine if turned on/phased directly at power on. Make sure you use the same dogleg for external power as well. I do not recommend it, you are doubling failure factor along with possible user error.
100kW lasers are not what we want. As mentioned above I would say this test was to test accuracy and targeting systems. A military grade FEL laser will be in the Megawatt range. THESE LASERS ARE PULSED, So lets say its a 5MW laser. A very long pulse length would be 1/1000 of a second. Thats 5MW...
Indeed they are. The power of the laser is a so what. High power lasers are pulsed and I imagine that some sort of sensory feedback that receives the light or other reflected energy is keeping it on track. GPS would not be accurate enough to keep it focused at one spot on the motor. Think about...
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I purchased 2x 555's. One was on a M4A88T-EVO and another on a M4A88TD-M. Both of them unlocked to 4 cores. They both hit 4ghz with Cooler Master TX3. After about 4 hours of prime the EVO was 50c and my TD-M was 48c. Good luck, everything worked...
I purchased 2x 555's. One was on a M4A88T-EVO and another on a M4A88TD-M. Both of them unlocked to 4 cores. They both hit 4ghz with Cooler Master TX3. After about 4 hours of prime the EVO was 50c and my TD-M was 48c. Good luck, everything worked out great for me.