I feel like this is a dumb question

[Saladin]

Would the core clock of the cows bum have any effect of the efficiency of a PC powered by it?

I would think this would be very dependent on the food stock and of course the breed of cow.

[mr moose]

Would the core clock of the cows bum have any effect of the efficiency of a PC powered by it?

not too sure, but they do have a quad cored stomach, which I believe leads to multi threaded processing

[Lord Pantaloons]

Would the breed of cow have any effect on their OC potential? would better food give better temperatures?

[Saladin]

not too sure, but they do have a quad cored stomach, which I believe leads to multi threaded processing

Hyper threaded cow computing... now... how to brand it...

[Lord Pantaloons]

Hyper threaded cow computing... now... how to brand it...

I can't wait till 8 core cows with hyper threading evolve.

[Saladin]

Would the breed of cow have any effect on their OC potential? would better food give better temperatures?

Id be willing to bet GM food stuffs produced a 2% higher clock speed at the expense of 10% higher TDP. The Haswell version being organic fed, of course. Next step, try adding cheese burgers to the mix... recursive cowputing.

[Saladin]

Maybe Gateway was onto something back in the 90's.

[mr moose]

Id be willing to bet GM food stuffs produced a 2% higher clock speed at the expense of 10% higher TDP. The Haswell version being organic fed, of course. Next step, try adding cheese burgers to the mix... recursive cowputing.

you can't feed a cow a cheeseburger.  that'd be like canibalism .

[Lord Pantaloons]

Id be willing to bet GM food stuffs produced a 2% higher clock speed at the expense of 10% higher TDP. The Haswell version being organic fed, of course. Next step, try adding cheese burgers to the mix... recursive cowputing.

2% more clock for 10% TDP seems very inefficient, when will we see a new, more efficient architecture?

 

 

 

you can't feed a cow a cheeseburger.  that'd be like canibalism .

Not if it's cooked

[Saladin]

you can't feed a cow a cheeseburger.  that'd be like canibalism .

Cow-nibalism.

[Saladin]

2% more clock for 10% TDP seems very inefficient, when will we see a new, more efficient architecture?

Broadwell based cowputing is supposed to solve many of the previous generations thermal problems and increase efficiency but will have limited increase in average cowputions per second.

[Lord Pantaloons]

Broadwell based cowputing is supposed to solve many of the previous generations thermal problems and increase efficiency but will have limited increase in average cowputions per second.

How limited are we talking about here? I want to upgrade but idk if a new cowputer would be compatible with my current setup, I want it to be worth it.

[Saladin]

How limited are we talking about here? I want to upgrade but idk if a new cowputer would be compatible with my current setup, I want it to be worth it.

Small but with the socket 2011 version and a dual socket motherbarn you should have serious cowputing power.

[mr moose]

what's the memory like in a cow anyway? I heard there was only one memory slot. and the interface was some sort of neck.

[Saladin]

what's the memory like in a cow anyway? I heard there was only one memory slot. and the interface was some sort of neck.

If you put the memory in the wrong slot, you get the horns.

[mr moose]

Small but with the socket 2011 version and a dual socket motherbarn you should have serious cowputing power.

You should get some awesome FPS if you install a couple of pigs in STY.

[Lord Pantaloons]

what's the memory like in a cow anyway? I heard there was only one memory slot. and the interface was some sort of neck.

There is a bit of a bottleneck but that's being worked on, a university is working a a prototype that's supposed to have more bandwidth.

 

[Saladin]

There is a bit of a bottleneck but that's being worked on, a university is working a a prototype that's supposed to have more bandwidth.

 

How well does the prototype get along with itself?

[mr moose]

There is a bit of a bottleneck but that's being worked on, a university is working a a prototype that's supposed to have more bandwidth.

 

I see the input device is placed to have direct access to the memory and northbridge interface.

[Lord Pantaloons]

How well does the prototype get along with itself?

I've heard it's rough, but it's only a prototype and development is going slow. They only have electricity for 3 hours out of the day in Nebraska so it will take time.

[mr moose]

I've heard it's rough, but it's only a prototype and development is going slow. They only have electricity for 3 hours out of the day in Nebraska so it will take time.

 

do the slaves get tired?

[Saladin]

I've heard it's rough, but it's only a prototype and development is going slow. They only have electricity for 3 hours out of the day in Nebraska so it will take time.

And the locals like to get 'frisky' with the new hardware.

[mr moose]

And the locals like to get 'frisky' with the new hardware.

who wouldn't?  have you seen the size of dem teets?

[Lord Pantaloons]

do the slaves get tired?

That's what I've heard

And the locals like to get 'frisky' with the new hardware.

Those kinds of incidents can set the program back months, I've heard they've put countermeasures into place but, he fell asleep.

[Saladin]

Those kinds of incidents can set the program back months, I've heard they've put countermeasures into place but, he fell asleep.

And then the cowputer gets attached and refuses to cowpute when they dont call...