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Not sure if this is the right subforum but anyway.
A few months ago I bought a SSD harddrive. It as most of them have the function to encrypt itself (or from what i understand always do but the "access" key is blank so you can always get into it).
My question is that the only place I can...
I'm helping my brother put together a computer which he will use to run finite element analysis on, Ansys at the moment. He is more or less hardware illiterate which is why I'm helping.
I was at first thinking about the 2600K given the splendid reviews is has gotten but after reading it seems...
MOS6510 would be my best cpu of all time, but then I still have the old 64 in the attic (and I think it works just haven't tried in a long time)
Apart from that the MC68K series is very good.
But then, what is the "best cpu of all time?" It's almost always going to be the latest one going...
The money isn't in the high-end. Would estimate that probably at most 10% of the revenue comes from the high-end parts.
Highly doubtful that a change in sli availability will affect the sales even slightly. As for nvidia buying AMD, doubt that the competition authorities in either the US or EU...
Just to comment on openGL and doom.
OpenGl ran on everything, it was a programing API, You didn't have to have a special accelerator for it to work. 3dfx started dedicated openGL accelerator production and managed to sell quite well. Remember that openGL is "similar" to directX nothing more...
The problem is added cost for the player.
Which is more common right now, a fast cpu and slow gpu or the opposite.
Most store-bought computers seem to focus on cpu power over anything else (nice marketing I guess). Also the fact that the majority of gamers (kids) can't afford to get anything...
Seem to remember that ATis approach was to run it on older cards that you had in a for example 4xpcie bus (or something like that). Giving some more life to the old card you switched out.
So it wouldn't be SLi/crossfire but rather using the card for something entirely different. But we will...
What amp rating is on the breaker? Just calculate the max power you can draw from it. IIRC it is something like P=V*C*sqrt(3) (don't remember the exact factor but it depends on the frequency of the AC and I have no idea what that is in California).
Don't know about thoose programs but I do know there are openGL based professional software that doesn't work well at all with consumer type cards. Not because of speed really but the programing API.
The question whether of not this is a good purchase or not lies very little with ageia and the ppu tech but rather with how much processing overhead there are in modern multi core cpu's.
How many games take advantage of more than one core? Better let one of the non used cores take the overhead...