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>>56281051
Problem is, it's dark web. It'll never get popular and that's both good and bad

>>56281077
>56281077
Its slowly picking up steam with all the good torrent sites being shut down, a unbreakable hosting sounds good.

>>56281201
That's a good thing.

Has some one cloned KAT yet? There are hundreds of KAT clones in surfaceweb. They should have learned a lesson.

However, enabling normies into Zeronet will also mean there will be watching eyes there. If it becomes mainsteream you gotta be careful what your peer/host

>>56281023
If it has good overclocking and overclocking provides more than just marginal returns then my expectations are that they will be bringing Intel prices down or forcing Intel to actually provide performant updates rather than just tick-tocking.

If Zen is good and didn't get bogged down single threaded in games it'll probably be offered in midrange/budget gaming PCs.

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>>56281135
But will it offer better value, or will i3 still hold that crown? What do we even know so far?

>>56281023
>Will zen offer the same value as vishera?
Su has stated that their upcoming Summit Ridge will have a higher ASP than prior FX parts. The FX 8350 had a launch MSRP of $195.
At the very least it'll cost more than that, likely a lot more.

>Is it going to be Ivy bridge ipc with ddr4?
Its going to be Excavator with 40% higher IPC, and DDR4.

>How about APUs? How much faster will they be with ddr4?
There is no word yet on how Raven Ridge's memory configuration will address the IGP's need of bandwidth. Socket AM4 only supports dual channel memory, and two channels of 4000mhz DDR4 only provide 64GB/s. Not enough by a long shot.
They haven't commented on the use of HBM anywhere in their material as of yet, so that seems very unlikely.

That aside, they'll still be a huge improvement over current chips on the CPU front. IGP should still show subtantial gains, but will remain memory bottlenecked without HBM.

>Why can't I find any proper dx12 or vulkan benchmarks for APUs?
Probably because no one cares.

>What do we even know about zen so far?
Everything aside from its multicore scaling and SMT throughput
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10591/amd-zen-microarchiture-part-2-extracting-instructionlevel-parallelism

sell your 980 ti to someone stupid enough to SLI

>>56281021
You put a period where it doesn't belong, thus confusing the reader

>>56281021
I did that with gtx 670 last year, other than a vram bottleneck, performance has been insane. Can't imagine 2 980 tis though, shit would be awesome.

An old example of this is the virtual barbershop.


Not the best example but gets the point across.

It's extremely immersive, almost lifelike. When the barber takes the scissors out the back of my neck was tingling. Compared to virtual 7.1 headphones or even actual 5.1 headphones, it's miles beyond. There is no competition.

Just imagine, an FPS where you can actually hear bullets flying right next to you and the sound of your squad mates shooting at your side, the sound of a grenade whistling over you head?

Or a horror game. God damn I would pay good money for an atmospheric horror game with real 3D audio. Playing Slender while you can hear his footsteps on the grass behind you? Playing Amnesia while you can hear the breath of the monster behind the curtains as you can hear you own muffled breath as you try to hide in a closet?

Why isn't this a thing? Surely it's not just because it would more expensive?

A company called Sensaura had this technology in the 90's. We had fully positional 3d surround in games for 1998 until 2003 with technology based on binaural algorithms.

The first Unreal game is a good example of how good it was, far better than what we have now. The problem was it was too good, the pc sound heavy weight "Creative" offered the owners lots and lots of money bought the company and for some stupid reason shelved the technology and used the patents to stop other companies bringing anything like it market and nether included it in any of their products.

Here's the history:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensaura

http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?t=33729198

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2001/nov/01/highereducation.research

>A3D sounds best on headphones (play the videos labeled “headphone version”, make sure you have your left/right ear pieces on the correct way). When listening to the speaker versions, there’s a listening sweet spot – your two speakers should be facing you and be the same distance away from you. You’re in the sweet spot when some of the sounds feel like they are right next to you instead of coming from the speakers.

>The first are two videos of an A3D video game reel. You should hear lots of sounds moving and Doppler shifting all around you. See if you recognize any of the games (hundreds of video games used A3D in the mid 90s).

https://toni.org/a3d/

>>56280910
what is f#

>>56282240
Functional C#, Microsoft's answer to Haskell.

>>56282335
I know nothing about functional programming
I can't say anything

>>56280881
I see no evidence for this at all. Stallman is not an expert on physiology or a related field, so he has zero authority. It's just the fantasy of some bloke, probably to justify his own shitty lifestyle.

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Sauce of qote now OP

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>>56280881
>"50 years from now, CIA niggers will be able to buy pills to get their dicks sucked by Linus. The MIT industry will become part of the nigger industry, so each retard a different CIA nigger will be hit by my car."
What did he mean by this? Has Davis finally gone off the deep end?

Making up quotes is not effective shitposting, OP.

>>56280847
First for miss my old friend.

>>56280847
>Severe Autism

>>56280847
It can't even be considered malware anymore, the Bonzi servers were shut down long ago. It collects your data, but has nowhere to send it to.

>>56280826
fucking kek

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>>56280826
breddy good OP

>>56280826
Can I get that BonziBuddy you have there but transparent?

>>56280799
2008 MBP>T520/530>2006MBP>t61

I don't think most people buying a used thinkpad really care about what version of windows it has.

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>>56280799
Are you teh retard from Australia that posted last night with a brilian business plan?

>>56281949
Nope.

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>worrying about unwanted processes running because windows

wincuck cucked yet again

>roll over during night, open eyes to check the time
>very bright white light on other side of room
>your Android Wear device is updating itself and has a full white screen

Why they can't use black screen?

cpu is probably fine. if you actually put it in the wrong way then only the pins on your motherboard will be fucked. RMA your motherboard.

>>56280745
FIRST, you must install gentoo

>>56280745
>installed my CPU into my mobo backwards
Literally how? It's keyed.

it's viral marketing

>>56280562
>Ubuntu

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>>56280562
>tfw downloaded all these sick TV rating icons

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This.

I have nothing against systemd. It's a better initial system than anything we had previously. Systemd-* are all absolute cancer.

systemd's tentacles violate your waifu while you sleep.

>>56280460
Sell it for $1500, appletards literally can't tell the difference.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfkbxzilVC4

$150 might be plausible given the apple logo markup if you upgrade it a bit, but it's a bit of a shitbox, and despite what projecting consumertards like >>56280570 will tell you, yes, they will be able to tell the difference for the most part

On a related note to OPs post I've been looking at older second hand laptops lately and macs are sold for 5x what they should be even when they're ancient.

This is insane to me.

>This is a 2008 garbage macbook
>300 bux please


Are u having a bubble m8

Don't know what to clip it to.
Sorry on phone.

>>56280309
If the metal is connected to an earth pin on the plug, it will work. Otherwise it's probably worse than not wearing the strap at all

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Does the lamp's plug have a ground pin? If not, it's not grounded, and you may as well be clipping it to nothing. The best commonly available ground is to back off the screw holding the faceplate of an electrical outlet to a wall just a little bit and clip to that.