Recent content by Kol Khara

The documentation of the 3com 4900 switch says this: I want it to prioritize traffic according to the VLAN the traffic came from, but wikipedia says that only IEEE 802.1Q supports VLANs. So what can I do here? :)

You can get banned if a mod accuses you of being a paid apple shill. You don't believe me try it yourself.

Is it fair that a user genuinely feels his experience with one phone was superior to another is a bannable offence? Isn't the point of these technical forums to inform people about the best purchasing decisions based on other user experiences?

No. Maybe $5, not $15.

Or maybe you can just download one of the 1.5 billion FREE solitaire games on the net instead?

It's not illegal in my country (well technically there is a law against copyright infringement but nobody takes it seriously)

This is an educated guess but here's how half life 3 ends: Alyx gets kydnapped by baddies. Freeman rescue her. Freeman kill the G-man who is the evil villain in final boss battle, Freeman save the world and reunite with Alyx who then kiss him. Then freeman get married to Alyx and game ends with...

Oh you guys buy your games in your country?

Holy shit! It worked! If you were gay I'd give you a blowjob Cussing is not allowed. And the 'B"-**job comment is not allowed in a technical forum Markfw900

No matter what I try the CPU clock speeds keep jumping up and down. I want them to stay constant and fixed. I disabled intel speedstep. I disabled core parking. I set the power profile to High Performance. What else can I try? (i5-2500)

Then what does this in the Nvidia CP mean: "Enabling shader cache reduces stutter"

I've read the label, it stores compiled shaders on the disk so that the CPU doesn't have to recompile them later. The real question is, what does it actually do to the game? If it needs you to compile the shaders first, then is it only useful if those shaders are used again? If say you're in...

Problem is I can't even disassemble the phone cause I know I would break it when I get to the adhesive, that's what happened to most people who tried to disassemble it, terrible industrial design. So the only way is to cut or melt a section of the plastic back off which also kinda destroys...

Well that colossally sucks. Now I get why it's always the screen that heats up instead of the back. Who the love thought it would be a good idea to concentrate all the heat on the touch screen Should I still try the fan or it's not worthid? I do have one which I took out from an ancient VGA...

How can you be sure that the other side of the motherboard has the chips on it and that they're not under the heatspreader? In the colored squares in your last image, aren't those chips?