Recent content by Baldarhion

@halogen : No, when an app is iddling, no cpu ressources are involved (no battery loss... Except for the ram and in this case, no matter you have 1 or 34 apps. The amount of energy is the same.)

@halogen : No, when an app is iddling, no cpu ressources are involved (no battery loss... Except for the ram and in this case, no matter you have 1 or 34 apps. The amount of energy is the same.)

Big laughes in sight when google will port his version of openoffice for winphones...

The point for 64 bits ARM CPU is also a matter of instructions sets. Yes, it allows more memory management but the new instructions set are really great when about to speak of software improvements. More memory is also great. Imagine that with 4 GO, much more apps can be loaded in memory...

Time to change my 6950 :D

And the most unbearable things: Nortel... how many people lose their jobs. And how many big company just -like vulture- just keep the patents... So yes... they all sucks. An other frightening topic : will they sue Open-Sources dev for patent issue too ? Well... Orwell was right and far under...

And the most unbearable things: Nortel... how many people lose their jobs. And how many big company just -like vulture- just keep the patents... So yes... they all sucks. An other frightening topic : will they sue Open-Sources dev for patent issue too ? Well... Orwell was right and far under...

Nooooooo, it's logical : Working hours and hours, 7/24, trying to understand the market = less time to play = casual gaming. So, they just are jealous about hardcore gamers ;)

Well... If my memory don't fail me, WOW can take advantages with up to three cores. So I guess it won't really matter. AS usual, the GC will do the trick. I'am on a phenom IIx4 955 (3.2 Ghz)+HD6950 : all the games run perfectly. (WOW with all settings at max runs about 40-50 FPS. Oh... One game...