High-end and the most heat producing amd's produce LESS heat then the high-end p4's. I was looking at a heat dissapation chart and noticed that amd's top out at around 75 watts and p4's top out at the upper 85's. If i can find it again I will definately post it here.
Here:
http://www.aceshardware.com/read.jsp?id=50000365
Typical thermal-power: P4 3.06GHz: 81W Athlon XP 3000+: 58.4W
Max thermal-power: P4 3.06GHz: +/- 105W Athlon XP 3000+: 74.3W
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What am I supposed to be looking at? A plain background-image, few images of guys, a window. Um, w00t?
General Motors is investing $1 billion a year in R&D for hydrogen cars. Quite frankly, they're beating everybody else that I'm aware of so freaking badly in the post-gasoline initiatives sector right now the last thing I'm going to do is sit there and criticize them
Well, in all honesty, BMW has been involved in hydrogen-research for a long time now, and it is common opinion that they are the leaders of that tech right now.
I read your post, and when I saw that particular part, I realized that you are a communist (or something similar): a supporter of economic and political system that has over and over again demonstrated what a huge failure it is. And that makes your comment ignorant by default. How can anyone with a half a brain support a system that has nothing but string of failures behind it?
I do not beleive that they currently have a stake in the company since Caldera bought them and then changed names.
That might be if Caldera bought SCO's shareowners out with cash, but that was not the case. Caldera bought SCO with their own shares, which means that SCO's shareholders (MS among them) got Caldera-shares for their SCO-shares. So MS could still own a stake in SCO/Caldera.
It doesn't look all that great to me when compared with the SE P800...
Yeah, and my desktop is faster than top-of-the line PDA's, so why would anyone want a PDA? Seriously, you are comparing apples to oranges. 7250 is a phone with a camera. P800 is a phone/PDA-hybrid (like Nokia 9210), and it costs "a bit" more if I'm not mistaken. They are meant for entirely different markets.
How much of the 30% gain was due to the jump to 64 bits and how much was due to improved compilers, unrelated improvements to the CPU architecture,
higher clock speed, etc?
The increase was 30% _clock-for-clock_, so the clockspeed is irrelevant in this comparison. Hammer running at 2GHz (for example) using x86-64 is 30% faster than it's 32bit cousin at 2GHz when running CS dedicated server.
Are you referring to the Windows's scheme where the application in the foreground gets a boost? To my knowledge, this patch is something completely different.
Kazaa is obsolete, don't share files on a client that can't check file integrity.
blah blah blah. I haven't had any problems with Kazaa (Kazaa Lite to be exact) or the files I have leeched from it. I did use Direct Connect, but the hubs started asking for insane amounts of files to shared, so I stopped.
Even a modern engine is still basically the same as the Ford Model T. We've just made it more effecient.
Ummmm... Ford Model T was a car, not an engine. The real honor of inventing the internal combustion engine should go to Nikolaus August Otto (altrough there were other before him) with Gottlieb Daimler perfecting his design. Both are German, so it's no wonder that the Germans make the best cars;).
I wouldn't do that just yet. Qt is under GPL. If Canopy/Trolltech starts blackmailing the community, THEN move to Gnome. Right now, Trolltech has been more than nice towards Open Source community.
Only explanation I have heard is that you usually look at the laptop-screen much closer than a desktop-screen. On desktop-screen 1600x1200 might be too small but it's not on a laptop-screen since you are physically closer to the screen.
That said, I would like to see more 1600x1200 desktop-screens.
Nokia's current phones don't have good BT support. The 6310i was the last Nokia that supported the headset profile.
I use 6310i with BT routinely with my laptop (it's alot easier than with data-cables or IR) and it works flawlessly. I can't speak for headsets, since I don't use 'em. I fail to see why I should use BT-headset instead of regural headset.
My point was that one should not steer clear of Nokia phones just because they don't have as many BT-models as S-E does. When buying a phone, one should judge each phone-model individually, not the whole range of phones as a whole.
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Could you pass me some of those mushrooms you have been eating?
Actually, 3000+ dissipates at max 74.3W, whereas 3.06GHz P3 dissipates around 105W
Here:
http://www.aceshardware.com/read.jsp?id=5000036
Typical thermal-power:
P4 3.06GHz: 81W
Athlon XP 3000+: 58.4W
Max thermal-power:
P4 3.06GHz: +/- 105W
Athlon XP 3000+: 74.3W
What am I supposed to be looking at? A plain background-image, few images of guys, a window. Um, w00t?
Well, in all honesty, BMW has been involved in hydrogen-research for a long time now, and it is common opinion that they are the leaders of that tech right now.
I read your post, and when I saw that particular part, I realized that you are a communist (or something similar): a supporter of economic and political system that has over and over again demonstrated what a huge failure it is. And that makes your comment ignorant by default. How can anyone with a half a brain support a system that has nothing but string of failures behind it?
1. Idea of confirmed extraterrestrial, intelligent life appeals to the Trekkie/nerd in me.
2. The shock such discovery would cause in worlds religions appeals the atheist/agnostic in me.
That might be if Caldera bought SCO's shareowners out with cash, but that was not the case. Caldera bought SCO with their own shares, which means that SCO's shareholders (MS among them) got Caldera-shares for their SCO-shares. So MS could still own a stake in SCO/Caldera.
To my knowledge, MS owns part of SCO.
And if KDE or GNOME starts copying XP more, the user will whine "It's turning in to Windows!".
Damned if you do, damned if you don't
Well, some of those Gnome-hits propably refer to Garden-gnomes, ancient mythology and the like, so it's not a fair comparison ;).
Yeah, and my desktop is faster than top-of-the line PDA's, so why would anyone want a PDA? Seriously, you are comparing apples to oranges. 7250 is a phone with a camera. P800 is a phone/PDA-hybrid (like Nokia 9210), and it costs "a bit" more if I'm not mistaken. They are meant for entirely different markets.
The increase was 30% _clock-for-clock_, so the clockspeed is irrelevant in this comparison. Hammer running at 2GHz (for example) using x86-64 is 30% faster than it's 32bit cousin at 2GHz when running CS dedicated server.
In my opinion: yes
There's nothing wrong with X. There might be alot of things that could use improving in Xfree though.
Are you referring to the Windows's scheme where the application in the foreground gets a boost? To my knowledge, this patch is something completely different.
blah blah blah. I haven't had any problems with Kazaa (Kazaa Lite to be exact) or the files I have leeched from it. I did use Direct Connect, but the hubs started asking for insane amounts of files to shared, so I stopped.
I shared the files in Kazaa. Look for "Linux Kernel 3D"
Ummmm... Ford Model T was a car, not an engine. The real honor of inventing the internal combustion engine should go to Nikolaus August Otto (altrough there were other before him) with Gottlieb Daimler perfecting his design. Both are German, so it's no wonder that the Germans make the best cars
I wouldn't do that just yet. Qt is under GPL. If Canopy/Trolltech starts blackmailing the community, THEN move to Gnome. Right now, Trolltech has been more than nice towards Open Source community.
Yep. By being over twice as fast as FX on some benchmarks:
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http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NDM5LDM
Only explanation I have heard is that you usually look at the laptop-screen much closer than a desktop-screen. On desktop-screen 1600x1200 might be too small but it's not on a laptop-screen since you are physically closer to the screen.
That said, I would like to see more 1600x1200 desktop-screens.
There's an old joke from the fifties or the sixties:
An American and Soviet spacecrafts meet in space. The crews greet each other... in german.
I use 6310i with BT routinely with my laptop (it's alot easier than with data-cables or IR) and it works flawlessly. I can't speak for headsets, since I don't use 'em. I fail to see why I should use BT-headset instead of regural headset.
My point was that one should not steer clear of Nokia phones just because they don't have as many BT-models as S-E does. When buying a phone, one should judge each phone-model individually, not the whole range of phones as a whole.