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Good job Adobe, good job.
HOWEVER
>>55388543
Is that built for Windows 10 running on Windows 7?
>>55388543
>1366x768 resolution
You have brought this upon yourself
>>55388729
Still shit design
x86 is an architecture, so it basically says which words the processor should understand and what should it do after it understood them. So, how can different processors be different if they have the same number of cores and same speed? I.e. if I have an i5, quad core, no strange Technologies like HT, and an equally quad core from AMD with the same clock speed, what makes the difference in performance? Smaller transistors may make it consume less power, but it should be equal, right? or is it like with logic gates, that you may have the same result with two different approaches?
x86 is an instruction set, not an architecture.
Architectures can be x86 but x86 isn't an architecture by itself
>>55388514
X86 is an instruction set.
AMD and intel both make hardware which implement these instructions. A "core" is not one thing, they are all vastly, vastly different.
>>55388514
Because one instruction does not necessarily take one cycle to execute.
A single SIMD instruction can take anywhere from 2 to 8 cycles to fully execute.
Each subsequent generation of processors generally push down the number of cycles required to execute fat instructions like SIMD.
Didn't know whether to go to >>>/wsr/ or here since I suppose it's tech support but don't know the crossposting rate.
I'm trying to install Windows 7 on an Elitebook, but it won't recognize the live usb upon booting up. It will recognize and boot into my Antergos USB if I use it, and if I put them both in, it will boot to Antergos and then Antergos will have the windows live usb recognized. Anyone know how what's up?
>>55388466
try turning on/off legacy boot
depends on what partition scheme you used
>>55388466
USB should be boot priority no1 you shitbag
>>55388511
It is. It just won't boot to the Windows one for some reason. It's works for the Antergos.
>>55388484
It was a Basic Data, now that I've checked. I don't know if it's been reformatted since I last used it, since it worked just fine on my desktop.
Find a flaw, I bet you fucking can't
>i5 6600k
>MSI Z170A Mortar
>EVGA 980 ti ftw
>Samsung 850 pro
>16GB Hyper X ddr4
>H100i GTX
>EVGA 750G2
>Air 240
>$1300 December 2015
>>55388459
>MSI "gaming" motherboard
>>55388459
>i5
This was too easy too find
nothing wrong with it LOL
Hey /g/ how did I do on my first gaming build?
http://pcpartpicker.com/list/kpZTHN
I went to /v/ first but they must be retarded because they linked me here.
Wait for the rx 460 and 470 or even the gtx 1050 instead of getting a gtx 950. The 950 is old and you'll get much better price/performance with newer cards.
>>55388432
i3 gamer?
GTFO
Did you just choose the cheapest everything possible?
I need a new case that I won't immediately regret purchasing
I've been using an Antec 902 for 5 years and question my life choices
>>55388354
Bump
>>55388354
Been using these cases for two years now, no regrets so far.
Corsair Carbide 400Q
Corsair Carbide Air 240
Fractal Design S
Fractal Design Nano S
Phanteks Evolv ITX
These are some cases i'm looking into for a new built. maybe you like them or not. just search for them and you'll probably find some more alternatives to them too.
Which shell is best for programmers?
bash for tool compatibility.
>2016
>Using shell
>Not wiring the connections manually on the machine to execute programs
>>55388332
fish
What's some easy to fix shit that's wrong with your pc that you're too lazy to fix?
Pic related is mine, ever since changing mobos w10 only boots when the ssd is manually selected.
>not asking for tech support, fuck off
So how's your computet /g/?
check boot priority?
my pc blue screened after ~8 days of uptime, im worried
>>55388229
My server has a dead CMOS battery. Even though I could hot swap it that would mean having to move it out of the rack, and it never reboots because UPS backed, so fuck it. Last time I had to take it down I just restored BIOS config from a thumbdrive tucked into its gubbins
hey /g/, i've had updates on win 7 disabled since i've got it. which ones should i install?
>>55388209
https://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=217
If it ain't broke don't fix it
>>55388551
If it is vulnerable to 0 days from the release day, update it.
Seriously OP, you're exposing your shit to so much that you can't even imagine.
79583629
>being stuck in a career related to CS
id rather be a neet
>>
>>79583692
Have you done CS work? The money is great but most people get tired of the work after a few years. Talk about soul-sucking
>>79583921
Why? can you paint me a picture of the typical day or link to a blog/article that describes why CS stuff is soul-crushing? it seems like it would be comfortable work
>>79584045
Do you think sitting in front of a computer for long hours typing out code is fun?
Do you think it sounds fun?
>>79584469
If you have an access to an electric kettle, nice music, and take intermittent physical activity breaks it could be okay, I guess.
Better than using the internet while earning zero money
79571802
I fell for the computer science meme but unlike the 50% of the sperglords who do cs I'm good at it and I found a good job. However I totally agree college is a scam and not worth the cost, especially since you can teach yourself everything using the Internet. You pay for the name and the networking
79584600
My friend studied engineering. He got a job that pays well doing diagnostics on predator planes. He can't wait for the day he can quit. STEM jobs definitely have their drawbacks. It can become mind-numbing work
Tell me what do you think of this conbertation /g/
I will want to kill my self if i work coding?
>>55388143
Neat.
>>55388151
>>55388151
Sorry im in my shitty phone
For at least 2 years I have no interest in going back for more. Right now I want to put distance between me and sold me down the river overlords
http://wccftech.com/intel-x86-isa-license-spreadtrum
AMD is so shit that Intel once considered giving a bunch of chinks a x86 license just to have competition
Some no name chink company was actually thought of as an alternative to AMD
Really makes you think...
ffs
this is a technology board. stop arguing over your toys you fucking manchildren
go back to /v/ already
>>55388011
>this angers the Linux autists discussing their fizz buzzes, rices, and sudo wudos
>Really makes you think...
About how fucked the consumer is yeah
Let's be realistic: AMD's in debt dept, and its been going down a long downward spiral financially. The company is eventually to be bought out.
WHEN that happens, what happens to the industry?
Anti-monopoly laws aren't going to come into effect because both nVidia and Intel still have Intel and any company making ARM processors as competitors, respectively.
I honestly don't see Intel price gouging as actually happening - it's in their best interests to keep prices low so the desktop platform stays alive. They're already having trouble competing with new platforms, why make it worse? They'll definitely have more control over the platform when AMD dies, so positive things MIGHT actually happen to the desktop/laptop platform. Of course, the enthusiast/high end side of things is going to be ridiculously expensive, but the mainstream might actually get cheaper.
I can maybe see nvidia jacking up prices because discrete GPUs are a luxury item and gamers need their fix, but in the long term that would hammer the nail in pre-built PC GPU use's coffin, which accounts for significant portion of their business.
Maybe whoever buys out AMD will actually want to compete in those markets instead of just for assets/patents. That could make for an interesting turn of events.
Anyone have any thoughts? Like I said, I SERIOUSLY doubt government intervention will effect intel/nvidia, they still have competitors in the form of each other, and anyone who does ARM.
Learn English before posting here Rajesh
>>55387915
VIA and PowerVR still do exist, and aren't doing that bad for themselves.
Also, little known fact is nvidia has a chip that can run x86 code, quite well infact. It's in the nexus 9.
>>55387925
i dont see any engrish
Hi, I'd like to use a laptop as a digital audio player connected to a Yamaha stereo receiver. It will be connected via a "mini-stereo to RCA" cable.
I will be using Foobar2000 with Wasapi for playback of local library. But I will also use Spotify and internet radio sometimes.
However, a remote control is necessary. Thinking about using an android phone... What apps do I need for controlling Foobar2000 (and selecting music folders from the hard drive)? And for controlling Spotify and internet radio?
Thanks beforehand...
Universal Remote.
>>55387913
Really?
>>55387832
TeamViewer.
>he pronounces GUI as "gooey"
>>55387773
Damn man. I thought you Ganoo.
>>55387773
>he pronounces GUI as "gi uh ay"
Pronounced Guh-Wee
Anyone preordered any of the amazon shit botnet fones, because I did and hoping the shitty ads are removable somehow
>>55387770
>hoping
or you could fucking google it beforehand
>>55387770
Moto g4
>Not RN3pro
>>55387792
Sorry famalam, but that doesn't have the Verizon bands otherwise I would've got it
>>55387781
Ive seen a YouTube vid of a guy bypassing that lockscreen ad so it shouldn't be that hard
