ScubaSteve404

too dangerous, it would go airborn

Yeah it'll be fine, I wouldn't go over 1.35v with that CPU though

About a year ago I got a Q9505. Was very happy with that for the price. Core 2 Quad - 2.83ghz. Was $30 AUD ($21 USD). Was a nice upgrade over the E8500. 
The Q9550 is almost the same but has double the cache and tends to sell for quite a bit more as you are getting closer to the top SKU's for the socket. 
 
 

It wasn't just the light, but if there might be other electromagnetic radiation being pumped out towards the viewer. I don't think that argument went anywhere either.

We will find out in 40 years when all the kids are blind or not blind 

thx

An old episode of Mr Rogers Neighborhood.
 
 

i plan on getting the asus sabertooth X58 mobo with one of the two xeons, either the W3690 or X5690, overclocked as far as reasonably possible on air with a 980 ti or two and 24GB of DDR3 to make a beastly gaming and editing rig

R3 2200G use the pretty alright iGPU until you have money for a better GPU, or until next gen GPUs launch.

The bobblehead is back 

there should be some decoder book that can decode all of these codes. \
found it https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?278-HOWTO-Read-an-Intel-CPU-FPO-Batch-Code

Ti

i have the pny mini gtx 1050 2GB
after installing MPC it seems to be an issue with VLC and not the video becuase MPC and WMP(Windows Media Player) playback the video just fine. i think i already reinstalled VLC once becuase it did this but i think ill just switch to MPC.

And there it is. 3.03Ghz

probably already damaged the chip... if not visible maybe sensors already got damaged

What are you doing at 1.6v? Trying to kill it?

I would vote for "Unix based OSes". And then we could have another subforum for RTOSes, Fuschia, and others called "Other OSes".

"Turnip" is not a bad idea. People might get lost but it would avoid the daily poll that gets started about which linux distro is best.
i think it could just be called "NOT Windows systems"
I voted for Turnip.

It's grown to consolidate providers, section off areas of the market to protect mutual interests, and lead to throttling of traffic. What part of any of that is "fine?"

Wasn't the whole thing adopted because of Netflix being throttled in the first place? Or does that fall under the definition of "fine"?

msi afterburner, have fun

Intel - - - let's keep this secret
AMD - - what?!!!

found a nethor one
 
 

HT doesn't do any calculations for the CPU. What it does is schedules calculations for lower down-time.