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They're just using different scales for each one, in reality the 50fps/70fps is actually 5:7. Probably, unless it isn't, in that case that's pretty shady, AMD.

you quoted the wrong person

nice, the only 775 chips I have are some Pentium 4s (630 and 640 I believe), a Pentium D 930, and a Pentium Dual Core E5200

I was looking for 775 chips but I guess that's pretty good as well

ehh, idk. It shouldn't be that bad, I have a Pentium E5200 @2.5GHz in my other system and it runs games and YouTube perfectly fine...

I've had no real problems with desktop Core 2 Duos, there still a good option for a cheap Office PC or HTPC, unless you're Barnacules and you want 2 Titan XPs for Netflix. You can find them pretty cheap on eBay, I saw an E8400 for $8, not bad if you ask me.

Pentium III 700MHz 1MB Video Card 384MB PC133 RAM Parents bought it used in 2004, bought another Pentium III system not 2 years later.

I went economy class. Our ticket from Toronto to Paris to Mauritius and back still cost like $6,000 total though. (for all 4 of us)

>$10 Headphones >$320,000,000 Plane "Yeah I need every single unit available on this guy, ASAP."

Because they weren't actually that bad, just quiet. Also I didn't even have real headphones anyway, just the earbuds that came with my phone, which are broken now.

That's what I get for stealing Air France headphones!

Watched it no problem, my headphones are really quiet.

True, I meant to say that they're initialism(s?). CPU, GPU, PSU, are initialisms, while RAM is an acronym.

There are proper pronunciations and improper pronunciations. It's not a matter of opinion, but I do get what you are saying and I do agree that it's not a huge deal if somethings pronounced wrong. If it's an acronym initailism however, then is should almost always be said as the letters, not as a word. Let's take "SKU", for example, I used to say S-K-U because it's an acronym. I used to say S-K-U because I thought it was an initialism. Learned today that it is an acronym, and acronyms are said as words.

I just overheard someone at school say that C++ is the lowest level of code