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  1. y'all trying to get the highest CB R20, meanwhile I'm like:

    HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?!

    ae65a062

    1. You_are_a_cunt

      You_are_a_cunt

      For reference, that CB run took about an hour and a half.

    2. Bananasplit_00

      Bananasplit_00

      Wish I had my netbook to come beat you with xD

    3. You_are_a_cunt

      You_are_a_cunt

      This was on my netbook (Aspire 1410), but I feel like it has the unfair advantage of running WS12R2DC and having an SSD,

       

      If all goes as planned, I'll have even lower scores sometime in the next 2-3 months (I have to move around some parts here and there, but I should have some outright potatoes to test soon)

  2. Given the specs I assumed we were talking about an SSD boot drive (is not all SSDs) This could also be true.
  3. Before going the hardware route, try investigating the software side. Get rid of bloatware. To me it sounds like a case of the memory leaks. If that doesn't fix it, try reinstalling Windows before going deeper down the rabbit hole.
  4. I'd say new rig. While your CPU and GPU might still be somewhat capable, they're old, outdated and, frankly, in potato league.
  5. Competition leads to research that leads to better products. Better products for better prices leads to profits for both consumer and manufacturer. Intel had no competition for years. They got lazy and greedy. AMD (finally) stepped up with Ryzen and Threadripper and now Intel's in a bit of a pickle and forced to actually do better research. (they're still greedy since they basically want you to upgrade your mobo every -other- CPU iteration)
  6. http://global.shuttle.com/products/productsSpec?productId=522
  7. Why do I have a feeling there's a much larger thread about this?
  8. I think the bios flashback port is dedicated to only that and doesn't really act like a normal port. I could be wrong. It's highly unlikely that it would draw too much amperage, since there's a hardware-implemented limit. The device might ask for more, but it ain't getting it.
  9. 3333 per device, up to a maximum of 3 devices, adding up to 9999 songs, according to 15 seconds on the gargler
  10. assuming a 3 minute average per song, 4800 songs is over a month worth of non-stop, 24/7 music. Spotify runs on a monthly subscription, so I'd assume the limit to how many songs you can download is that. A month. (I'm not entirely sure what happens to those songs once the sub expires and isn't renewed, but I suppose the app keeps them for a buffer period and auto deletes them. maybe)
  11. RAM is volatile memory. That means data is stored on it temporarily and, on power loss, is wiped. What you're thinking about already exists, and it's called a RAM Disk.
  12. 'scuse me but who said anything about a calculator? I'm looking at my usage. RX480 and an R5 1600 with moderate overclocks are pushing my 500W PSU fairly near the limit I'd consider "safe" for my rated max output. A 570 and a 560 would easily go over said max rated wattage, hence my comment. Also, those calculators may be overestimating consumption by 50W at most, not your claimed 50%. Next time you make an asinine claim at least have the decency of bringing along proof that doesn't involve salt or tinfoil
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