TheMissxu

@TheMissxu
 
Here's some old tests of mine. I took a class on Data Structures, and another on Algorithms. Looks like you're taking a class on both of them at the same time? The wiki pages for the respective sorting algorithms were a huge help to me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithm
 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ra2g0ul69ahwpnp/Algorithms_and_Data_Structures.rar?dl=0
 
The final.pdf, is what I submitted, I never got back my grade on the final, but I got an A in the class.
 
archive password is "linustechtips"

what the heck
XFX is more like PNY
Sapphire is EVGA

lolz
 
Apple is going to start to sue major movies stars for having "too square" of a face

I was thinking this...
 

Hey all ,
 
It seems that the voltage unlock is drawing closer and closer and that someone managed to overclock a Fury X to 1.215Ghz. I don't trust the source that much, since it is reddit, but you never know. I am really excited about this and see some real comparisons vs the 980Ti
 
 
Here are the validated results... 
 
http://www.3dmark.com/3dmv/5308632
 

 
 
Edit2: Misread some of the results. Deleted.



 

@ungreedy this is what shows up thursday, then I'ma run to the store and pick up some distilled water for now.
 

While technology still molds around bare spots in the PC tech industry, people still find the desire and need to boot out the so-called "out dated" product lines. In macro sense, our technology found on DDR3, still fuels the plethora of possibilities in that sector. However, in another quadrant, our micro sense soars across the horizon searching for a better, bigger, and more efficient way of doing things; DDR4. With the introduction of x99, many of the public's opinions have been rather balanced in a sense of understanding and a welcome. With so many who search within linustechtips.com or other YouTubers like JayzTwoCentz, they find themselves very familiar and content with this shift. However, some who are more of a casual/modest user, can find this shift quite blinding to their eyes, making them fall back and prep some defense forces up. In a last hoorah attempt to save their opinions, these casual/modest users will defend the traditional standard of that current time, which in a sense is super smart and quite the inexpensive route.
So where am I going with all of this? Why does it sound so neutral and drug out? Because it is. It's exactly that. It's a time in PC tech where it almost seems stagnant- it packs a punch while lurking in an already known fashion. X99 sure is magnificent, with its updated Haswell-E CPU's, making even the eco-friendly tree hugger foam out of his or her mouth in knowing that the TDP is 140w.
But in all seriousness, the only real winning segment is the fact that these sockets support DDR4. It's designed to bridge the already expansive environment into the Outlands suburbs, giving the end user a similar route... whereas Skylake for example, will be not bridging the already known and will rather catapult you into the heart of the Outlands and will leave you to dissect the brand new environment.
While we can all sit here and argue and agree, we do have to say one thing that is universal- X99 is beautiful. Welcome to Drixen's build log feat. "Nyxie", an X99 faerie of intimacy and performance. Stay tuned!!
 

So a reference mini ITX card?

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Under the "My Digital Flat-Panels" in CCC, in "Properties (Digital Flat-Panels)", check "Enable virtual super resolution."
 
Finally adjust you resolution in windows.
 
IIRC the max you can do ATM is QHD+, which is 3.2K (assuming 1080p is 1.9K).

Under the "My Digital Flat-Panels" in CCC, in "Properties (Digital Flat-Panels)", check "Enable virtual super resolution."
 
Finally adjust you resolution in windows.
 
IIRC the max you can do ATM is QHD+, which is 3.2K (assuming 1080p is 1.9K).

Well shit lol, a man can dream lol. Fuck it, Ill focus on making money so I can afford Intel/Nvidia builds all day. Also where do you read for your tech information? You seem to know a lot.
 
 
And this may be using the convenient markup of OpenMP, but you can do this just as easily with native C/C++ threads. And if you start with that, it's easy to debug, it's easy to extend, and it's easy to rebalance if one or more cores end up on smoke break or too bogged down. Most studios do not start with this, and this should be the basic template for starting any parallel application. It's not hard. The developers (at least the leads) are just too lazy or don't go looking for this!
I wish more developers would multi-thread. Dont know why you get flak, its apparent we can't brute force game performance any more.

Yay, finally my iPad can cosplay Microsoft Surface
 
jk

According to that article above
 
"Meanwhile, the Logitech brand isn't going anywhere. It will still be around for the mice, keyboards, webcams and universal remote controls, at least for the foreseeable future. "Logi" is just a sub-brand for more colourful, I guess you might say lifestyle-oriented products."

Is Logi really just a sub brand? I hope it is because I will die a little on the inside if I start seeing regular Logitech products being branded as 'Logi'.

Well the same thing applies to browsers. Yeah its missing extensions but that is pretty much confirmed coming within 3 months of release.
 
For the vast majority of users extensions are not part of the core browsing experience, therefore it was okay to delay that feature to a later date.
 
Even for me the only extension I use is LastPass so I will continue to use Firefox until Edge has extension support. Which isn't a big deal to me really. That's just the way she goes.
 
I reached out to LastPass on Twitter and they confirmed they will be making an extension for Edge as soon as possible.

Yeah. I dislike MSI for reasons that are evident on almost every board. Look at the grouping of SATA ports in the picture.
Look where they are.
Now try and fit a long GPU there and have a drive plugged in.
Every. Damn. Time.

AMD overpromises and underdelivers: "Lol AMD u dun fucked up. What a terrible company."
 
Intel overpromises and underdelivers: "Well, this was expected, but it's ok. Intel FTW."
 
Ugh.

I knew but 3 would still work if you know l33t

K. don't really care, will avoid using HDMI again if at all possible if/when I get a TV, because in my experience HDMI looked terrible. The colors were all faded, at least when running from my rig to my ASUS monitor (back before I had three of them)

My First Rig.

i wouldn't say that is what @Gofspar has seen

Apple was never innovative...

Try Puzzle Pirates, its an mmo type game with plenty of mini puzzle games integrated. Might look a bit childish from a distance but when you get into it you will find a very complex game. Without writing a full review i can tell you that its a puzzling game at its core with a lot of advanced stuff for those that are interested. Thats everything from business management to politics and various meta gaming. Ive been playing for 9 years now and i am really enjoying it.