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pls answer this question zoklok
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[editline]20th January 2012[/editline]
[QUOTE=TippZ;34310144]pls answer this question zoklok[/QUOTE]
ok i did
nice
[QUOTE=Salsa;34309570]how the fuck did you manage to stain the sensor itself[/QUOTE]
why did I read strain tensor in this
I don't know what to do...
I can think about anything but her, but she's a tease and has a boyfriend...
We're still friends but everything between us sometimes feels really awkward...
I'm trying to decide what to name my character in SWTOR
he looks like a cross between alan rickman and rick james and the name tyrone is taken :(
[QUOTE=Jack_Thompson;34311513]I'm trying to decide what to name my character in SWTOR
he looks like a cross between alan rickman and rick james and the name tyrone is taken :([/QUOTE]
Ralckan Rickjameson
You don't get a last name until like level 30, unfortunately
name him knut
[QUOTE=Zorlok;34306185]Well there are ways to run a 'hybrid PhysX' setup. You essentially end up with a primary AMD card to handling all of the rendering, and a dedicated NVIDIA card for PhysX calculations. AMD does have support for OpenCL related programming, which does support GPU accelerated physics. Although that's not really worth mentioning.
Although PhysX shouldn't be a major selling point anyway unless you're playing quite a few games that have PhysX support. Not to mention certain games with PhysX support just kind of have it tacked on as an afterthought. But either way I just go with whatever manufacturer will me the best bang for my buck. That just happened to be ATI for my past two cards (4870/5870), although nearly all of my previous cards were NVIDIA.[/QUOTE]
I still have yet to really start looking, but thanks for the tips.
oh fuck yeah, I got geromy
Knut
I should probably stop staying up later than normal. Three nights in a row now I haven't gotten to bed before 4AM...
ive had problems sleeping last weeks, and ive seem to kinda start chewing when i sleep
ive been under quite some stress lately, so the sleep problem is probably that, but why do i chew
Okay, building question:
Water cooling vs. Air (fan) cooling.
Give pros and cons of each.
[editline]20th January 2012[/editline]
Hell, make a 500 word essay of it too. :v:
[QUOTE=Zedicus Mann;34312262]Okay, building question:
Water cooling vs. Air (fan) cooling.
Give pros and cons of each.
[editline]20th January 2012[/editline]
Hell, make a 500 word essay of it too. :v:[/QUOTE]
Water
Pros- A lot colder and cooler looking
Cons- if it breaks, all of your shit is burnt toast
Air
Pros- Reliable and cheap
Cons- Uhh
[sp]IMO[/sp]
water cooling: sure, good cooling, BUT, expensive and why the fuck should you use it when theres a cheaper option and works just as good, and have the potential of it actually breaking (the odds of it breaking are probably slim, but i aint taking the risk)
fan cooling: cheap and works wonderful
Seems like everyone is having trouble sleeping. I haven't been able to sleep due to RLS. Sandman should get off his ass and do something.
Dudes I'm having trouble sleeping too I didn't fall asleep until 6:30am
[editline]20th January 2012[/editline]
I blame Cthulhu
i blame stress at work, future and my grandmother dying
[QUOTE=ILY;34312307]Water
Pros- A lot colder and cooler looking
Cons- if it breaks, all of your shit is burnt toast
Air
Pros- Reliable and cheap
Cons- Uhh
[sp]IMO[/sp][/QUOTE]
Also what is the likelihood of water cooling breaking?
[QUOTE=Zedicus Mann;34312458]Also what is the likelihood of water cooling breaking?[/QUOTE]
Not likely, but I'm not one to trust water near hardware.
[QUOTE=ILY;34312463]Not likely, but I'm not one to trust water near hardware.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, that's my problem with it too. However I hear it's quieter and keeps cooler...
[editline]20th January 2012[/editline]
And you said it was colder too.
Course my new avatar wouldn't work :/
Can't be assed to fix it right now.
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