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Okay, who has another idea to burn an equivalent amount of energy :) ?
by oaiey 6y ago
Okay, who has another idea to burn an equivalent amount of energy :) ?
- sdenton4 6y agoi mean, you can always mine bitcoin...
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agolol; you could probably mark generations by whether you reach for "rebuild gentoo" or "mine BTC" as the first option for maxing out your load...
- Brian_K_White 6y ago128 Doom demos, obvs.
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- xtracto 6y agoThe product. Fabrausch
- aidenn0 6y agoJust building LLVM and Chrome together probably take longer than emerge --emptytree @world on my Gentoo box.
- SAI_Peregrinus 6y agoPrime95 should be in there somewhere.
- hs86 6y agoWhen power-saving states for CPUs were still new and Windows support was still lacking, there was a 3rd party tool that would decrease the idle temperature of my Athlon XP by creating artificial load with a low process priority. It would basically replace the System Idle Process and put the CPU in some new P-state. Is there some standard way in *nix/Windows to create artificial CPU load while actually not increasing the energy consumption at all?
- Brian_K_White 6y agoI remember using Rain too.
- pcwalton 6y agoIt's still useful if you want to run Windows 95 in a VM.
- orange_fritter 6y agoWrong platform but this is 'kernel_task' on Mac OS X and it runs automatically when cpu temp gets high.