Stefan1024

Counting to 100 000 000 every second is not as easy as you may think it is. Also it is not critical to be very acurate, so they saved money.

Pics of the finished system (SLI confic just for test):
 

You like to get rid of the heat energy of the CPU. If you need a lot of energy to do this (it has a 6 pin PCIe power connector) it's quite ineffient.
Passive coolers are quiete effient, but it's even better if you can recover some energy. My last build used no energy at all for cooling, but recovered a litte bit of electrical energy.
 
The peltier cooler is effective, but by no means efficient.

Because he can.
Deal with it

3dfx Voodoo 5 6000
 
Because reasons

3dfx Voodoo 5 6000
 
Because reasons

They use RP-1 (purified kerosine).
And for the once that use hydrogen, they just create realy clouds, you can have them for free
 
(I do like rockets, nothing wrong with them.)

One of the reasons he managed to make progress on so many things that were thought to be "impossible" is his tendency to provide "unrealistic" deadlines and objectives. 
 
Yet...

Haha, I like how the bars of the division and FP just fades out to hide how much more time they actually need.
Also, let me know how large the performance gain is after patching for specter and meltdown....

Haha, I like how the bars of the division and FP just fades out to hide how much more time they actually need.
Also, let me know how large the performance gain is after patching for specter and meltdown....

You can start the engine and then start to remove the snow by hand. You are just not allowed to melt all the snow with the car.
Also the fine if you don't is about 40 USD.

Wasting energy can be illegal. For example it is illigal for us to start the car engine and wait 15 minutes nearby until all the snow melted.
 
Also what things are illegal or legal changes a lot over time.

Great, at least we have an option now to disable all updates.
No more forced updates, that's like a delayed christmas gift! /s

Hey they threw in a cba to give them a curve ball

I just leave this here...
(the heat sink is 400x400 mm)
 

 
Edit: On topic, 200 MHz extra is quite good.

ah i see. thanks for the help!

The final product is exactly the same, but destillating (evaporating) the water needs a lot of energy, so they use fancy filters to get the same effect. But then you can't call it destilled water, as it was never destilled.

The final product is exactly the same, but destillating (evaporating) the water needs a lot of energy, so they use fancy filters to get the same effect. But then you can't call it destilled water, as it was never destilled.

The FET can be replaced easely as well, they cost about 5$. I repeared a board that was worth 1000$ by replaising a single FET (sadly it was at work and mnot my own).
 
They are usually "normaly open", meaning when you measure the resistance between all pinn you should have > 10k Ohm. They usually fail short and create a short circuit between drain and source (< 1 ohm). This makes it relatively easy to finde the faulty one.

FET = field effect transistor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field-effect_transistor
 
Basicly the switch that is used in a step down converter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_converter
 

When your boss tells you the function have to so simple it fits on one screen...

Turn it by 90 degrees and use it for programming

When your boss tells you the function have to so simple it fits on one screen...

How to write a lot of code without having to scroll for long periods of time 101

Turn it by 90 degrees and use it for programming