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>>61239689
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>>61239689
You won't get your money back.

Call me in 3 months when the mining return is so low it barely covers the cost of electricity. I'll buy one of those for $50.

i foreshadow those pins can't handle the heat.

>>61239459
http://www.overclock.net/t/1633285/yt-the-x299-vrm-disaster-en/220#post_26201375

>Considering the power consumption of an overclocked 7900X, the VRM issues shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.
>
>Hardware.fr recorded following VRIn powers on a 7900X, during Prime95 (28.10):
>
>4.0GHz = 158.0W
>4.1GHz = 177.6W
>4.3GHz = 212.4W
>4.4GHz = 240.1W
>4.5GHz = 265.2W
>4.6GHz = 308.4W
>4.7GHz = 362.8W
>
>At 4.3GHz even the most efficient VRMs will be dissipating < 32W of power and at 4.7GHz > 54W.
>There is no way you can dissipate such amount of heat with the standard sized VRM heatsink, without a serious direct airflow to it.
>Beyond 300W you don't want to use a single EPS12V connector either.

>>61239537
As Der8bauer stated, you get micro throttling that even cpuz cant record, you need like hwinfo to show throttling flags.
Its incredible how much this arch is flawed. Performance isnt that much better than BW-E, and you have over the roof power vs BW-E, that was crap but at least was much better on thermals and consumption.

Intel deliberately raised the frequencies, removed solder and partner made shitty heatsinks, and the "solution" was to cap current on bios. What a joke

workin on line bots

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>>61239352
>Now with anime.
Well at least we had some code going in the last thread.

Fuck anime faggots, reposting

for(unsigned long i = 1; i <= LONG_MAX; i <<= 1){ 
    int clz = __builtin_clz(i) + __builtin_clz(i - 1);
    printf("%lu: %i\n", i, clz);
}

for(unsigned long i = 1; i <= LONG_MAX; i <<= 1){ 
    int clz = __builtin_clz(i)
    clz += __builtin_clz(i - 1);
    printf("%lu: %i\n", i, clz);
}

Can anyone compile this code and try it? I think I'm going crazy, I get 2 different outputs, can anyone explain? No optimizations applied, gcc (Ubuntu 6.3.0-12ubuntu2) 6.3.0 20170406.

>>61239328
no. >>>/g/sqt NEXT

>>61239360
Not stupid. People on /v/ have been debating this.

>>61239328
You are looking for >>>/biz/
That's where all the coin threads are located.

Bumping for the best language in the world.

I exclusively use python nowadays. It's just so easy to shit out code that does what I want. Fuck pep 8 though, I code by my own rules. :^D

I'm 24
I have no coding experience
Where should I start?
Should I just kms?

Trying to fill my home server with some cheap ass NAS drives and I havent trusted Seagate since a terrible incident in 2009-2011 with one of their drives

I just want some cheap as fuck space man

Shuck the 8tb WD easy stores from bestbuy.

Intuitively I propotion that if a drive has an insane amount of space like 8 or 10 tb then it is that much more sensitive to corruption.
Am I right in feeling that because it's one of the only things keeping me away from getting a single 10tb drive vs splitting that 10 across several smaller 2 or 3 tb ones

>>61238999
The XPS line has some of the best Linux support available on modern laptops. That being said I find its a pain to setup Linux because of EFI and disabling SecureBoot and all the other shit jew tactics MS uses to control your machine.

I just use Linux through Virtual Box.

>>61238999
Well, you see, I have just gotten out my Lamborghini... Yes, I'm rich as fuck. to tell you yes, you can run loonux on fucking anything in 2017.

Consider >>>//g/sqt next time anon

>>61238999
anon i have to tell you
thats not a 4k screen

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>I see most of robotics are hobbyist.
Because robots that earn you money are one of the dullest machines you can imagine.
A goddamn lathe is more exciting to use

Absolutely

>>61238962
Why the fuck does it matter if robots go mainstream? Hell what does it even mean for something to go mainstream? Hell I can probably go down to walmart pick up a robot vacuum, robot helicopters, and toys that are arguably robots.

Now if you're wondering why you don't have robot arms in your home, what the heck would you do with such things? Robots are currently not smart enough to do most of the things we'd like them to do in the home. They aren't very good at recognizing what things are or picking up and moving things around.

4k if you really need good visual quality at a premium
144hz if you need to play garbage like CSGO to save your life
neither if you don't need either of those things

I'd take 1080 at 120hz.
Not a gaymur though. 1440p at 120Hz would be just perfect. Big enough resolution to for a lot of screen space, small enough to not be forced to scale like a retard.

>>61238924
Plan on using it for games and movies, should have more than enough GPU to use 4K to it's full potential.

at what point in the year do sales usually start? i know americans have black friday but we dont have shit like that in australia

>>61238856
Cyber monday on Amazon is global.
I got a Samsung 850 500 GB SSD for 50% off last year because of it.

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What are things to look out for when switching from mid tower to micro ATX case?

Local shop doesn't have specs on the matx and the people there aren't really knowledgeable. I'm forced to just inspect it myself. Tips?

>>61238711
you have faggot hands

>>61238711
>have a piece of technology he enjoys
>instead of enjoying it he needs to brag about how great it is on a Laotian baking image board

congrats on having something you like but you're a faggot

>>61238757
> what is /g/?

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They won't help with making you coherent, so probably not, no.

>>61238680
>le bait meme
i really really like that image XDD

>>61238627
Is it easier to get a job with a master degree?
yes
>Does a master degree pay off?
Depends on what job you get and how hard you work

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no

It's better for art than an arts degree at least.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAExa9P7hME

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One student tried to bubblesort but forgot one for

>High school Java class
>Guy who sits next to me notices the code he wrote for his string exercise doesn't work
>Proceeds to look up 2 online tutorials on how to do this exercise
>Copies first one halfway
>Finishes it with the second one
>Compiles it
>Returns some abortion version of what it was supposed to
>He proceeds to go back to the designer and make the console always output the same values after each input
>Keeps the broken code for some reason
>Tells the teacher he's done
>Coaches teacher through using it to make it seem like it works
>Gets a better grade than I did
And that's when I stopped putting effort into projects for that class.

>>61238496
Valuable lesson to learn here: bullshit can make you go a long way.

Entire companies have been built on it. And your competition will never refrain from using it. So learn how to bullshit your way through situations and learn how to detect bullshit. Because that's a fucking lifesaving skill.

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>>61238172
Any Supercux around?

>>61238270
Do you EQ them?

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>>61238270
GLORIOUS SUPERLUX MASTER RACE REPORTING IN

PROVE YOUR SNAPHEISER, SNAPPERDYNAMIC SNAPKG OR AUDIO-SNAPNICA CAN DO THIS

THE CHINKS WIN ONCE AGAIN