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My brother judges the speed of your computer by the amounts of storage you have 

iPhone 7 is a bit unimpressive. I suggest people wait until next year for the tenth anniversary edition.

My brother judges the speed of your computer by the amounts of storage you have 

The reason for 72 instead of 128 is because unfortunately, I don't really have the knowledge nor attention span to handle something quite like that yet.
 
Yeah, honestly, 128-bit does make more sense, I'm just not quite there yet. The reason for the jump, by the way, is it will allow me to use a new form of RAM that is a lot more similar to the CPU cache without the latency of travel from another part of the motherboard. The issue with this, is because I will have a lot more 'bridge' points between individual modules, every set of data (1/0) ends up being multiplied exponentially because of the 3D configuration of both actual storage points and logic processors, essentially being about 3-4x more effective than HBM while at the same time having such a low latency (about CL- 8 @4800MHz (NOTE: VERY THEORETICAL... BASED ON SIMULATIONS))
 
This is actually a funny story... I started off doing it inside of a program I made that ran heavily off of the GPU, using floating point as my main calculation, however this became incredibly difficult after it got more complicated and I ended up killing a pair of 980s... I then resorted to using a dual CPU motherboard and I ordered a couple of 18 core CPUs and had to write a completely new (command line) Operating System off of the Linux kernel, this essentially taking mw about three months just to get it to boot... I then rewrote the program I had originally used to function based on CPU calculations rather than GPU, eventually killing both processors and having to put I two new ones. I eventually got it working to where, upon boot, passthrough of only certain parts of one processor and the entirety of the other created a direct passthrough, allowing me to, at the very least, run a simulation. Now, as it gets more complex, the issue becomes that I have already surpassed what both of these CPUs together are capable of, and ended up resorting back to using floating point. I'm currently running 3 Titan X's, putting me at a total loss on this project of about $13k. That being said, I did actually manage to create an operating system that ONLY runs off of the GPU. The downside of this, is that there is nothing else I will ever be able to use the hardware for.

Made this a while ago, thought I'd post it here
 
 
 

Maybe try getting an i5 and something like an AMD 380x? No idea what that would cost in Malaysia but that 950 isn't that great.

"Chat shit get banged" is from a Facebook post from Jamie Vardy from a few years ago. A football player from England. No idea how it would relate to Jay.

"Chat shit get banged" is from a Facebook post from Jamie Vardy from a few years ago. A football player from England. No idea how it would relate to Jay.

"Chat shit get banged" is from a Facebook post from Jamie Vardy from a few years ago. A football player from England. No idea how it would relate to Jay.

Nuff said.
 

Tanks? where?
http://i.imgur.com/x6H4QEW.gifv

yeah it can be both. You should put it like this:
(6/2)*(2+1)=9 
but 6/(2(2+1))=1

yeah it can be both. You should put it like this:
(6/2)*(2+1)=9 
but 6/(2(2+1))=1

yeah it can be both. You should put it like this:
(6/2)*(2+1)=9 
but 6/(2(2+1))=1

yeah it can be both. You should put it like this:
(6/2)*(2+1)=9 
but 6/(2(2+1))=1

Linus on his way to Asia , He probably shouldn't've let Slick book his flight...

Shots fired !
 
Had to do it.   :lol:
 

That's some manly contemplation right there.

Notice anything similar?

We call him "Little Man".

https://gifsound.com/?gif=i.imgur.com/6rfsoNK.jpg&v=4N3N1MlvVc4&s=17
 

The Linus way.