Posts by Sauerkraut

I'm not sure if it would work, but if it does you would need a pci-e2 x16 that would split to two 8's, or a pci-e 3 slot.

I was wondering if a GPU could act as the southbridge interpreting mouse input to the northbridge. The idea would be for the GPU to interpret mouse movement to increase the efficiency of preloading new textures or in tesselation...

Samsung 830, or 840 pro. The 840 (non pro) is not what youre looking for. I vote sammy, but theres no real reason. The new firmware is fine for the Sandisks.

OT: My 2 favorite avatars above me. I thoroughly enjoy how they answer the question in the article... with the exact answer I thought of when I read the title.

Yea, they might have issues with a few things but they have one of the best RMA policies and implementations I have used or heard of. Not to mention most companies have relatively close failure rates.

Quote:Originally Posted by ghostrider85 MOAR CORES PLEASE! Quote:Originally Posted by Duplicated Quote:Originally Posted by DuckieHo Net-top / media machine / home server require are mostly lightly threaded workloads. ...

If you are going to go AWOL on your team during a normal match time (Mobas: 40 mins to an hour, not sure how long MvM can go, and CS matches what, 30 mins or less competitive?) You should not play those games. You are essentially ruining...

Project Sylpheed... *cry*

Wow, I just read all that... and then a friendly ending. Props gents. OT: I loved Freelancer most, and well, was disappointed the last time I was excited for a space sim... Darkstar One. I do want to mention I think the great fall of...

Only difference is shielding. A digital signal can still be disrupted just like anything else electrical. However this only matters over long distances past any sort of high power electronics.