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[quote]evangellydonut you have the best name since L33t Like Al Gore. Just had to congratulate you Thx! [quote]I think companies actually profit from certain types of pirates. Yep, yep. At the time when I can't afford software , I us…
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[quote]Originally posted by Aquatik: Anime servers are everywhere now! lol we all hog the bandwidth of our universities! it's sooo hard to find a good server during the summer, but once school resumes, I have almost a limitless supply! ^_^; A…
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I hav a hotline server exclusively for Japanese Animation. Only those that are not licensed in North America, and subtitled by fans. (They are legal by US Copyright laws to my understanding, since they are not distributed for profit and have no impa…
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[quote]Originally posted by MGossett: Definitely Mozilla with the Pinstripe theme...almost looks like an aqua app, but not as annoying or processor intensive. -Mike holy crap! my CPU usage on a 500Mhz iBook went down by like 20+%!!! o_O my 32…
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Having used Moz 1.1b since release, and tried Chimera recently, I couldn't stand Chimera! Granted it has a nicer and more responsive GUI, but the features are just not quite there. I'll wait until 1.0 or whenever it converges with Mozilla again. …
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i donated my mouseball to a friend who thinks his logitech mouseball was too light...as for the left-over piece, i have no clue where it is, but when i find it, i'll disect it
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[quote]Originally posted by THT: Well, since I'm anal retentive , here is an ASCII diagram of the new Power Mac architecture for you to study, zvonx Those ASCII art are a pain...even the code tab doesn't use fixed width fot! …
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[quote]DDR is double data rate. The new Power Macs have a 167 MHz processor bus. It sends x amount of data at 167 MHz clock cycle. PC2700 DDR SDRAM sends 2x amount of data per 167 MHz clock cycle. That's essentially what I said...take 1/167MHz=6ns …
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[quote]What is the difference between L2 and L3 cache and what are they respectivly? Here's a quick run down... When the CPU execute instructions, they have to come from somewhere. This is where the Cache comes in. L1 Cache is on-dye, so it's next…
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[quote]Originally posted by Bryce: I understand the math but I'm asking if each processor gets its own 1.33GB/s, or do the have to share the same 1.33GB/s. If they use separate pipes, there is no real design flaw... No. 2 CPUs get a total of 1.…
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[quote]Originally posted by Kecksy: 166.66 (167 rounded) * 64-bits (8-bytes) = 1.333GBps or 1.3GBps rounded. 166.66 * 64-bits * 2 = 2.666GBps or 2.7GBps rounded. The fsb has exactally half the throughput of the memory bus. It just appears tha…
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Given the current line of G4s doesn't support DDR, there's nothing Apple CAN do until Moto sends them the 7470 chips...*pouts*
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[quote]Originally posted by Telomar: Tell me about it. This is what DVD burners are for though well...when I first got my DVR-104 the day after Pioneer officially launched it, DVD-R media was still like $2.0 for 1x...and coasters were …
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[quote]Originally posted by Programmer: That's just patently false -- many machines were available with DDR333 and its been available for some time now. Uh, P4 was on Rambus for a while, and was never on DDR333 to my knowledge. They use a 133MHz…
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[quote]Originally posted by xype: I did hear that the difference between AGP 4x and AGP 8x is not really what one would expect and that for the most part AGP 8x is not used for more than marketing. Uh, that's what they said when AGP4x first hit th…
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I was under the impression that the XServe Mobo was called UMA1.5 internally by Apple employees, at least that's what my tech manager told me...
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1st You only note the easily seen stuff, Apple has redesigned the chipsets four times since Yosemite [Sawtooth, digital audio, Quicksilver, mirrored drive doors]. Supporting a new CPU does take a lot of effort... 'bout the same number of major CPU…
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[quote]Originally posted by RazzFazz: The problem with this is that Dell does more or less zero R&D themselves. An upgarde cycle for Dell might mean just changing a part number on an order to a supplier, thus getting an updated motherboard …
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[quote]Originally posted by Bogie: ...Algol is saying Apple doesn't do substancial upgrades often enough, I want to know who does, and I want him to post evidence of that in the form of product updates on some sort of timeline. How is that not s…
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it'll be quite a bit more annoying to implement... well, on 2nd thought, maybe not...depends ont he protocal...I was thinking that you'll have to do TCP/IP stack on the receiver, but if you send the data via UDP, it's much easier...However, you'll n…