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themctipers got a reaction from WhitetailAni in Experiences with non-techies
also another thing to add to this today:
today, NaCl (aka salty) told me that his laptop has a virus
how does he know?
he got one of these popups..
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themctipers got a reaction from WhitetailAni in Experiences with non-techies
i did too..
they were disassembling a prebuilt pentium d..
and thats how i got my pentium d.
when i was there, they already fucked up all the capacitors and the pins.
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the hdd died in the machine. that was all..
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themctipers reacted to Eigenvektor in Why does DDR5 RAM has so much latency?
CAS Latency is expressed in clock cycles, so don't be fooled by higher numbers. A higher number at a higher frequency can very well translate to the same absolute latency (in nanoseconds)
CL 16 at a transfer rate of 3200 MT/s translates to 10 ns
CL 38 at a transfer rate of 5200 MT/s translates to 14.6 ns
CL 40 at a transfer rate of 6000 MT/s translates to 13.3 ns
While that is a bit higher, you have to take into account that DDR5 is still a very new standard. We didn't have CL 16 DDR4 right at the start either.
~edit: Performance benefits depend on how latency vs bandwidth sensitive your use case is. If your use case primarily requires low latency (e.g. many small transfers) DDR5 might provide no benefit at all (at least for now). If it is bandwidth sensitive (e.g. few large transfers) the much higher transfer rate is going to benefit you.
E.g. while 13.3 vs 10 ns is a 33% increase in latency, your transfer at 6000 MT/s runs 87% faster than a 3200 MT/s, which might very well be enough to make up for the increased latency before the transfer started.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
I have 55% in most of my subjects and asain parents
Halp me
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
~20/16c is great for me sleeping.
~18 daily for me.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
was bored, didn't want to reboot into windows. downloaded csgo and it ran like potato.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
Not the OS, but the hardware and the software on intended devices.
hackentosh runs like a potato and csgo is broke
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
one i fucked around with, until the motherboard's caps exploded.
then, i turned it on and poured water over it
steam anyone?
few hours later, turned it off..
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other pd was from school.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
because i never knew how class could be more boring
i've already semi mastered pen flipping.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
yes
poor thing, now i play with it durring class.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
its for non techie failures
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specs > branding.
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themctipers got a reaction from da na in Experiences with non-techies
i did too..
they were disassembling a prebuilt pentium d..
and thats how i got my pentium d.
when i was there, they already fucked up all the capacitors and the pins.
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the hdd died in the machine. that was all..
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themctipers got a reaction from Somerandomtechyboi in Dual channel ram with different speed sticks
it will run in dual channel at 2666
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themctipers reacted to Zodiark1593 in NHS Covid-19 app update blocked for breaking Apple and Google's rules
Even governments need to play by the rules.
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themctipers got a reaction from xinsight in Questions regarding PiP / PbP on ultrawides
pip
pip 2 way
pip 3 way
pip 4 way
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themctipers got a reaction from xinsight in Questions regarding PiP / PbP on ultrawides
60hz
I can but it does not interest me much, more of a screen size and resolution person than refresh rate also, once you start to use 120/144hz monitors, going back to 60 is like going from a SSD to a HDD.
Why do you want to use PiP? It sounds like a cool concept until you actually try to use it..
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themctipers reacted to Sakkura in RAM DDR speed not increasing despite XMP enabled
Task manager isn't always accurate. Try checking the memory frequency with CPU-Z - it should be 1467 MHz (equivalent to 2933 MT/s).
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themctipers reacted to RejZoR in iPhone 12 Pro so expensive in India that you can fly to Dubai to buy it, come back, and still save money
It's so hilarious people yet again going like "omg greedy Apple" yet it's the India smacking ridiculous "luxury" taxes on tech products making them absurdly expensive. Yet everyone rushes to piss on Apple because you're not cool if you're not endlessly pissing on Apple these days. How old are you all, 8 ?
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themctipers got a reaction from Warin in Apple iPhone 12 REACTION!
they have a mixture of iPhone 4 and iPad Pro vibes to me
(stainless steel antenna bands)
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themctipers got a reaction from XGoodGuyFitz in I'm not at liberty to discuss
just as a reminder, this is all the tools we get
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themctipers got a reaction from Hold-Ma-Beer in 5 Core cpu's
not a really good cost saving measure, more confusion and price brackets is annoying to deal with
AMD used to do it but not anymore. usually it's not only 1 defective core, but maybe multiple, and that gets cut down to a lower tier processor.