>>55337854
My HD 5750 uses paste, my gt 730 uses it, and every xbox 360 I've ever ripped apart for mini sata cables has used paste too.
>Inb4 git gud

>>55337905
that is employee cum not paste

>>55337854
This is a good troll

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>>55337755

better than a jetsound maker housefire

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>>55337784
>reference cards are loud and hot
shocking, the gtx 1080 did a better job of being a housefire btw. Hope those new custom coolers are really cool.

>>55337784
>reference cards are shit

Breaking news!

>>55337716

Isn't still beta?

>>55337716
it's good, but freeBSD is better :^)

>>55337746
With no software :^^) Just buy a mac

>>55337678
kys.now

>>55337690
Good one, think of that on your own?

I got excited because I thought it was a thread about reverse engineering. I was gonna talk about how to crack Oblivion. Oh well.

Seems that ComputerBase also posted that.
According to them, obscene amount of TDP goes into the fucking gddr5 memory.

RX 470: 110W full card, only 85W the GPU chip.
RX 460: 75W full card, only 48W the GPU chip.
RX 480: 150W card, 110W GPU chip.

I wish HBM got mainstream already, what a waste of performance.

>>55337958
a big slug of GDDR5(X) power goes to driving IO, but it's maybe only half.

the fundamental operations of opening (sensing/latching) rows and selecting columns is a much bigger long-term problem, since it's not really scaling down well at all with new process nodes, and it implies there might be intractable per-access energy costs that will eventually overtake that will overtake those of computation in future GPU-type architectures.

the DRAM power wall is a real thing, and HBM style approaches only push it back a few years.

Technically GDDR5X is supposed to drop the power a bit, but it probably won't be nearly as good as HBM.
It has lower voltage and the 10gbps parts GTX1080 has have lower real clock than the stuff RX 480 and GTX 1070 have.

>>55337509
Sort of. If your cables aren't restricting any airflow then their positioning doesn't really matter.

If you have a paneled case then no

>>55337509
I don't have a case window, and I don't sit and stare at the guts admiringly, but when I open it up to dust or upgrade something, I get a sense of pride from a nicely cable managed PC.

It's also to work inside it without a bunch of cables in the way.

Finally, if your cables all over the inside of the case, they will accumulate dust too, and getting that shit off at all angles with compressed air is a bitch.

I'm not

>>55337491
It's the only decent browser

I use chrome

>>55337428
look at Cambridge audio there mini systems are good

>>55337428
>3 years old
the basic design of that nakamichi is roughly 30 years old. audio doesn't rapidly progress like the rest of the shit on /g/.

if you're only using it for ambient noise and low-level speech, then pick up a pair of ANYTHING at the goodwill, buy a cheap amp and bluetooth receiver off amazon. bluetooth doesn't have to be a built in a feature.

and plug your phone into the $2 AC adapter that it came with.

jesus christ i just looked it up and...
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>>55337778
I know, I didn't research. It was on sale for $199 and I didn't need anything fancy. But it can't even perform its basic functionality. So it is going back. The Sony is $349 at Good Guys, might just go for that. JB Hifi wants $495 for it, not sure it they will price match with a $150 difference.

>>55337371
Learn to code.

>>55337371
Start with python. It's easy. Make a prototype. I suggest you learn PyQt

For public scale release re-program the software in C. Learn C and publish it.

have you ever made a flow chart? do that with your app idea. explain the big concepts and why it's great. write a 30 second pitch and a 5 minute pitch. find a non-disclosure agreement for software ideas and print out a bunch. then find coders and make them sign the nda BEFORE you tell them your idea. then go get rich or die trying, nigga.

http://gen.lib.rus.ec/

You can find 99% of stuff here in different formats.

>>55337239
libgen
kat
tpb

bookzz for books, booksc for scientific articles.

>>55337204
Google Drive, i dont know anything about the other things, it just werks :^)

I just store it in Pi

>>55337626
How does that work? Pi is too slow?

is this what /g/ has become
talking about fake screws
also it's a whole different problem; the wood screws on the fermi prototype was to say that nvidia didn't have real prototypes IIRC, here it's just aesthetic, worst case you can still get a 390 or a 780ti.

>>55337165
anybody here who ever talked about their girlfriend was talking about fake screws, my friend

>>55337243
clever

>>55337107
the WMO 1.1.
Why would you change it? it's USB and it works. If there's nothing like it on the market, keep it.

>>55337184
I can't find it in stores anymore, and I don't want to pay twice the price to get it online from god one knows what country.

Steel series msi is closest I've seen

>>55337075
/g/ is not a monolith. If you cannot sift the wheat from the chaff, that is your problem.

>>55337117
>tripfag literally tells me to filter him
there's a overwhelming amount of shitting on AMD

P-please ;_;

>>55337000
Get literally anything made in the last decade with Win7 minimum specs, throw an ssd in it and it will do just fine on the internet.

>>55337000
Pretty much anything will do, as long as its less than 10 years old. Hell, I rescued an old P4 with Win XP from the dumpster at work. It was almost unbearably slow, which is why the office manager tossed it. He let me take the rest of it so long as I removed the HD, drilled a bunch of holes in it, and gave it back to him.

I did, and replaced it with one of the old IDE drives I have lying around. I installed OpenBSD and Xfce on it, and now it works great. At least for lightweight stuff like web browsing. It...
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