Re: Computer modelling is more of an art than a science
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Lewis this is jzl, jzl this is Lewis (whatever you do dont mention the tinfoil hat)
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Have you seen any of the tat they have produced in the last few years?
If they fell into a barrel of tits they would come out sucking their thumbs!
By all accounts St. Jobs was a nightmare to deal with, but you have to grudgingly admit he really knew what he was about - or at least stood his ground even if he was wrong!. Everyone else at 1 infinite loop (what an appropriate address) not so much, I guess the last person Jobs would consider working for was Jobs.
As an anti fanboi the last few years have been very entertaining, as they dropped the ball time and time again. It's going to catch up with them soon.
As far as I can see, it's just a question of how long it takes them to burn through that (mahoosive) pile of cash they are sitting on.
Given that modern GTX cards automatically limit the clock & therefore consumption based on heat. If you run the psu hot, the inside of the box gets hot, this hot air is drawn into the card and the gpu throttles back.
My vishera does not like the heat, so the gpu (a 970) is limited, by me, to 60C - just to keep the overall heat in the system down. Under load the gpu runs flat out until the temp reaches 60, then eases off. I use it for cuda rendering, and that loads the thing more than any game (well crysys with all the knobs turned up to 11 is a breeze compared to a large render)
dunno about PSU limits... mine is 850w and.... sufficient. But i do have a 3d printer with slurps about 30amps at 12v and a (500w? 650w?) PC psu simply couldn't drive it. didn't overheat just maxed out at 25A and ran happy for hours on end, just didnt drive the bed heat up enough. so the protection on modern psu's is pretty good.
Then again anyone looking for a serious game rig is not going to start at pc world, and definitely not end up there.
Cars are regulated,
drive without demonstrating proficiency, fines and gaol (look it up) follow.
drive drunk; fines and gaol
drive without insurance...
drive while distracted using a phone...
drive too fast...
drive erratically...
drive in a way that causes someone to lose their life....
now if you had inserted the word 'guns' in there you night have a point...
or not
Again with the 'most people' bullshit.
At least you share rumps conceit - if 1 person agrees with you, then that's a democratic majority, if 300 million disagree, that's because they are delusional.
And if you want to talk about jackboots and the thought police, I'd suggest you look no further than your news outlet of choice.
I'm not so sure about this 'large numbers of people' thing.
sure he's polling 20%,
But that's amongst declared republicans.
A group that has shrunk to it's smallest number on record: 25% of the eligible population.
And I think it is fair to assume that the haemorrhage of support is due to the increasingly extreme right wing stance adopted by the party generally.
So trumps poll lead indicates that the most extreme 5% of the population love him, but 75% of the population would either vote for his opponent, or not vote at all.
That said, he clearly is a dream indeed for the dems
amazing!
so did you use both fists to type that or just the one?
I only ask as, sometimes the typing with two fists method causes the tinfoil hat to fall over the eyes and can result in spelling errors which were, suspiciously, absent from your post.