You can also do dedup at the stream level. It's patented by Quantum and Data Domain has a license. Data streams are cut up into short strings and those strings are compressed and stored in a huge hash table. Doing the cutting-up in such a way as to get good results is the trick.
I'm German and had enough after almost 40 years of German weather (SoCal now.) Other than that it's nice. If the US economy goes to shit I'll move back but right now it looks more like Europe is going to have some major problems in the next few years. They're also doing their share of censorship FWIW.
There is a lot of smart politics in South America. Look at how Argentina got over its debt crisis - as opposed to the kicking-the-can-down-the-road in Europe.
Prime95/mprime's torture test cycles between in-cache "small FFT" and larger FFTs that need memory accesses, that's why it's such a great test. I keep wondering what supercapacitors could do for CPUs that are not far from using kilo amps.
Sandy Bridge and Bulldozer are down to 3 or 4W idle due to extensive clock and power gating. Experience has shown that slowing down a CPU with low idle power is counterproductive. You can undervolt modern CPUs at stock clock quite a bit though.
There have been reports about degraded or dead CPUs after overclocking but it only happens after severe overclocking/overvolting. Overclocked CPUs run stable for years as long as you keep it reasonable and keep the temperature down.
My FX-8150 ran torture tests under Linux (mprime) at 4.2GHz on all cores just with improved cooling (Noctua NH-D14), without raising the voltage. With slightly higher voltage is does 4.5GHz flat out (all 8 cores, no turbo, no throttling.) I have ECC RAM and VT-d and for this kind of performance I'd have to pay at least $2k for motherboard plus Xeon/Opteron CPU as opposed to $500. Yes It took a couple hours of testing to figure out the limits of the system but it was fun.
Dunno about furmark (never heard about it) but there's an equivalent to Prime95 called mprime, also on the mersenne download page. Same torture effect on the CPU AFAICT.
All that bling (what you call polish) gets on my nerves. Setting "Windows Classic" is the first thing I've done since XP times. Gnome3 and Unity are too blingy for me too so I run XFCE.
^ This. I fail to see how a tablet can't be a lot cheaper than a netbook: - Capacity touchscreen instead of keyboard - simple case instead of clamshell - Cheaper ARM CPU instead of Atom - smaller battery - No OS license That should easily amount to $50 less than a netbook.
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And then install the Linux distro of your choice, obviously.
That's why you store the index on a SSD or 15k RAID.
You can also do dedup at the stream level. It's patented by Quantum and Data Domain has a license.
Data streams are cut up into short strings and those strings are compressed and stored in a huge hash table. Doing the cutting-up in such a way as to get good results is the trick.
Rational, as in "Bible-based"?
So you'd rather do Bible-based politics?
I prefer "Rational."
I'm German and had enough after almost 40 years of German weather (SoCal now.)
Other than that it's nice. If the US economy goes to shit I'll move back but right now it looks more like Europe is going to have some major problems in the next few years.
They're also doing their share of censorship FWIW.
There is a lot of smart politics in South America. Look at how Argentina got over its debt crisis - as opposed to the kicking-the-can-down-the-road in Europe.
It's exactly the same as drag racing.
Prime95/mprime's torture test cycles between in-cache "small FFT" and larger FFTs that need memory accesses, that's why it's such a great test.
I keep wondering what supercapacitors could do for CPUs that are not far from using kilo amps.
You get far more powerful VRMs on higher end boards. A garden variety won't be able to supply to 200+ amps.
Sandy Bridge and Bulldozer are down to 3 or 4W idle due to extensive clock and power gating. Experience has shown that slowing down a CPU with low idle power is counterproductive. You can undervolt modern CPUs at stock clock quite a bit though.
Under my kind of load (compiling under Linux) it keeps up with the 2600K. Yes it's not a gamer's CPU... until game SW catches up.
There have been reports about degraded or dead CPUs after overclocking but it only happens after severe overclocking/overvolting. Overclocked CPUs run stable for years as long as you keep it reasonable and keep the temperature down.
My FX-8150 ran torture tests under Linux (mprime) at 4.2GHz on all cores just with improved cooling (Noctua NH-D14), without raising the voltage. With slightly higher voltage is does 4.5GHz flat out (all 8 cores, no turbo, no throttling.) I have ECC RAM and VT-d and for this kind of performance I'd have to pay at least $2k for motherboard plus Xeon/Opteron CPU as opposed to $500. Yes It took a couple hours of testing to figure out the limits of the system but it was fun.
Dunno about furmark (never heard about it) but there's an equivalent to Prime95 called mprime, also on the mersenne download page. Same torture effect on the CPU AFAICT.
If your post had any capitalization I might have read it. As is it's only a wall of words. TL;DR.
How about /dev/mem >/dev/audio; done
while true; do cat
?
Don't forget you can stick one on the steering wheel.
All that bling (what you call polish) gets on my nerves. Setting "Windows Classic" is the first thing I've done since XP times. Gnome3 and Unity are too blingy for me too so I run XFCE.
The US have been semi-fascist for a number of years so it just evolves.
Imagine how cheaply they can buy the screens with up to 768 defective pixels.
^ This.
I fail to see how a tablet can't be a lot cheaper than a netbook:
- Capacity touchscreen instead of keyboard
- simple case instead of clamshell
- Cheaper ARM CPU instead of Atom
- smaller battery
- No OS license
That should easily amount to $50 less than a netbook.
Yay, do it some more and the Italians can fix their deficit.
Just a handful of PowerPoint files will skew the average quite a bit.