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That is how you are supposed to write titles.

Well to fallow the trend of just about everyone, it's most definitely me, since everyone else uses a really crappy laptop, and sadly my sister just uses her I-phone.. ( *Yuck!, but I did get everyone else over to Android at least.. )

Friend me on Facebook, my name is Kull Stalder
 
you can ask me any questions on there and stop spamming the forums. I don't mind it but the others do 

That's an incredibly difficult question to answer since there are hundreds of companies in a ton of different countries which offers fiber Internet connections. It's worth noting that just because for example Tele2 (a Swedish ISP) offers fiber connections in one city, does not mean they can offer fiber in another city.
 
 
We in the bees knees (of forum posting) usually refers to what megadarkwood and T.Vengeance are doing (making posts that are just chitchatting with each other without adding anything to the thread) as "circle-jerking".
Who the hell cares about post counts anyway? It's better to have 1 good post than to have 100 bad posts.
 
 
No you're not.

Don't listen to the guys complaining about you posting topics, as long as it's relevant and it's question related, post as many as you want.
I would answer your question, but the rest already have.

Not Canada, only for Enterprises. And stop complaining that he's posting questions, that's what the forum is for. Speaking about post farming, both of you guys seems to be doing it by complaining about him posting threads.
He's following the rules about posting his threads in the appropriate area, and he's targeting the people that should know the most about it. Deal with it.

This can be a few things. What you're most looking for I am guessing is data that is already 'pre-computed'. Going back to what I said before about RAM instructions and that sort of thing, cached data is data that the CPU has already gotten from the RAM and processed it, then it usually stores this back onto the RAM. This can hep speed up a computers operation as the data does not need to be computed, it is ready to go and be interpreted by programs already. This is especially useful for server and database environments

A cache is a small chunk of data that is stored somewhere else to reduce the average time to access memory. The cache is a smaller faster memory which stores copies of the data from the most frequently used memory locations.
 
#4 is a Real Time Stragegy game.
#5 Turn base means one person takes a turn and the other takes a turn
#6 A platform game is a game where you have a character that goes from platform to platform (http://www.miniclip.com/games/genre-40/platform/en/)
#7 A twin stick shooter is a game for phones or tablets that has a "twin joystick" control on the game
#8 FTL is a game called Faster than Light (http://www.ftlgame.com)
 
RTM means Release to Manufacturing
 
 
A lot of these can be answered by just Googling them also... I'm having a hard time telling if you're trolling the forums or not. I mean 500 posts.... 

ok cool thanks

Just hit the little blue button that says "like this" Right above "Quote"

"like this" button next to every post

If you like what that person posted? This is up to you not us :rolleyes:

When you like the thing that the person has said. Examples being if it was funny, interesting, helpful or just cool.

Most data caching will happen automatically by applications that ban benefit. You can set up a cache drive that will store some cached data there instead of RAM, this can help open applications faster.
 
Caching is good for rapidly accessing things that were accessed a short time ago or that gets used a lot. Take an adobe application for example, they take a long time to load. If you have the application pre-loaded in cached data then it will load much quicker

thanks all, im running my rig in a Corsair 350D which supports M-ATX only, im very happy with it.

I wont be overclocking at all and what benefits will I have from my current ASUS P8H61 MX USB3 motherboard to the Asrock z77 extreme4-m motherboard?