Intel Prescott to Dissipate More than 100W of Heat

[scamtrOn]

by the time i'm done with the models page, it will be hot stuff. also, you can build your own page and send it to me. make it anyway you like.

<font color=orange><b>if you do it right, it'll feel like the real thing. be open-minded, forget that its filled with air

 

[scamtrOn]

for the time being, all work on the thg album is done. now for the models page[grin]

<font color=orange><b>if you do it right, it'll feel like the real thing. be open-minded, forget that its filled with air

 

[spud]

I know ill be jerking... I mean watching for that...

-Jeremy

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[lordmaximus]

Back to this whole speed of light thing,
If you have a Pipe with lots of ball bearings in it, yes you push one in at the one side and one immediately pops out the other side, but it’s still not the one you pushed in originally
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000000000000000000000 0
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^
This is the one you put in
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000000000000000000000 0 <- This is the one that came out.
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So the question is, how long does it take for the original one you put in to get to the other side?

🙂

So it doesn’t matter how you explain it, the fact of the matter is. Things still take time to happen, and just because we so impatient we make things work harder faster, get more results, get more out of things, everything has a limitation, whether we perceive we have reached that limitation or not will determain if we can try and "squish" just that little more performance out of it.
Welcome to the real world.

Maximums
Out of the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most.
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