Ratiofarmings

6 ms·

31.
by Ratiofarmings 7y ago
Yes. The only question left is single thread perf. Over a range of applications. That's what everyone is waiting to see. Part of that will include how well it handles fast memory. Currently intel is in a different league when it comes
32.
by Ratiofarmings 7y ago
That impression is wrong. 9900k clocks higher by default and usually overclocks a little higher aswell. Thus it's also single- thread king.
33.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
So they finally removed the last computer with mag safe and a good keyboard from their lineup. I am not at all happy about that. All this computer needed was a new cpu, memory and a type-c port.
34.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
I liked Vista. Mostly for the design, but even performance and compatibility was fine for me on beefy and standard enough hardware.
35.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
My windows 10 installs never get stuck like yours.
36.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
It also has no power ;)
37.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
There are several. But the liquid will heat up and eventually require cooling again. Pumping it somewhere generates noise. Evaporating it creates costs and need to frequent maintenance. And a large enough tank for that not to be an issue is
38.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
Since he described how his cpu cooling is capable of dissipating up to 105W and he uses a 65W cpu, he can overclock a little. He is also using fast memory and a 1050ti is quite capable of running pubg well. Based on that pubg should run wel
39.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
Because it feels nice if things just happen like magic. Even "big" things like compiling, rendering or gaming. It just happens and you hear nothing but the birds outside and the cat breathing next to you.
40.
by Ratiofarmings 8y ago
Both the hi-side and lo-side mosfets (they might be 2in1 on a card like this) are rated for their amperage at 125c and are typically capable of dissipating that through their contact with the pcb. Airflow is nice, but not required. Neither