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child of wonder said:
No.

SSDs stands for Super Spinning Disks. They spin at 12,000,000 RPM. Only red haired IT geniuses can hear them. Everyone knows this.
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Exactly. Which is also why SSDs are smaller - a 3.5" SSD running at that speed would have to be locked into place otherwise it would start to jump around.
 
DrPizza said:
Wow, maybe I should have moved this into the technical forums. Seems that in OT, people have a hard time with that, what's it called again? Paws Button? Sounds like something a dog would use.
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Seriously dude. There is no info on how to build an input device a dog would use. Maybe I can mod a milkbone or a fire hydrant.
 
RaiderJ said:
Exactly. Which is also why SSDs are smaller - a 3.5" SSD running at that speed would have to be locked into place otherwise it would start to jump around.
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You're forgetting about the inertial dampeners. That allows flaming red heads to pick up a stack of SSDs and shake them together to show that the inertial dampeners are working.
 
RaiderJ said:
Exactly. Which is also why SSDs are smaller - a 3.5" SSD running at that speed would have to be locked into place otherwise it would start to jump around.
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The original design was to power centrifuges. Some mad scientist thought it would work on PC's and BAM! It's like the invention of Reese's Pieces.
 
foghorn67 said:
The original design was to power centrifuges. Some mad scientist thought it would work on PC's and BAM! It's like the invention of Reese's Pieces.
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The invention of Reese's Pieces literally changed the laws of physics and thermal dynamics. Technology is truly amazing.
 
dennilfloss said:
Can't be. He's playing Crysis and has 4870s. I'd say summer 2008 at the earliest.
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The date on youtube shows March 2009 (from the original group that did the video), I thought it was longer ago when I saw it the first time though, maybe not.
 
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