More people to feed = Higher Yields
If they achieve that by ignoring the simple process of crop rotation then it's entirely normal the soil is low in minerals year after year...
Name of the PC: Bernie-Mac (I name every PC I own after a deceased celebrity)
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1090t (Watercooled with Corsair H70)
Motherboard: MSI FXA890-GD70
Video cards: 2x MSI Radeon HD 6870 in CrossFire
Memory: 16Gb of Corsair Dominator @ 1333MHz
Storage: [SSD: Corsair Force 60Gb] [HDD: WD Black, 1TB]
Optical drives: LG DVD-RAM drive
Displays: 3x 22 Inch Samsung monitors
Peripherals: SteelSeries Rival Mouse, SteelSeries Apex Keyboard, RetroUSB modified SNES controller
Explain how and why you set it up as you did: I built this PC in November 2010. Reason I went, at that time, with the highest possible specs was to be sure It would last 5 years without upgrading the internal hardware (so far, only changed the keyboard and mouse, purely for comfort reasons). It's a multi-tasking workhorse that is going so well, I'm still running it on it's first Windows 7 installation.
The computer's primary purpose(s): Gaming, Entertainment, Work, RDP sessions on my server, everything really...
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More people to feed = Higher Yields If they achieve that by ignoring the simple process of crop rotation then it's entirely normal the soil is low in minerals year after year...
Name of the PC: Bernie-Mac (I name every PC I own after a deceased celebrity) CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1090t (Watercooled with Corsair H70) Motherboard: MSI FXA890-GD70 Video cards: 2x MSI Radeon HD 6870 in CrossFire Memory: 16Gb of Corsair Dominator @ 1333MHz Storage: [SSD: Corsair Force 60Gb] [HDD: WD Black, 1TB] Optical drives: LG DVD-RAM drive Displays: 3x 22 Inch Samsung monitors Peripherals: SteelSeries Rival Mouse, SteelSeries Apex Keyboard, RetroUSB modified SNES controller Explain how and why you set it up as you did: I built this PC in November 2010. Reason I went, at that time, with the highest possible specs was to be sure It would last 5 years without upgrading the internal hardware (so far, only changed the keyboard and mouse, purely for comfort reasons). It's a multi-tasking workhorse that is going so well, I'm still running it on it's first Windows 7 installation. The computer's primary purpose(s): Gaming, Entertainment, Work, RDP sessions on my server, everything really...