Tsavo
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30 tabs of porn at the same time? that's crazy man.
No point being an old man if you can't be a horny old man!
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30 tabs of porn at the same time? that's crazy man.
Not if we ever get our hands on this :Yeah with a smaller SSD, you've got to fiddle around... moving data back and forth, in order to take advantage of it. It's easier to build up a conventional RAID with plenty of storage. Works best for a desktop.
At home I use the desktop in my sig. At work I use a Dell notebook with a 2.5GHz (or therabouts, can't recall) i5. The i5 is a complete dog. I can't stand using it.
Maybe you should have so many of these open. When they're big, they take more memory. :sneaky:When I am, ahem, "researching" the field of acts of human recreation of the close and personal kind I tend to find myself in the positon of having a browser session open with 20-30 tabs...and yes all those flash ads really do hog up the CPU usage :hmm:
Am I the only one who has noticed this? :sneaky:
Yep, my work machine is a Stinkpad (like that term, stealing it). It has a Core i5 quad 1st gen (2410?) and a spindle. Thing chokes constantly under my daily workload. I get home to do extra work and it just goes by like nothin'.
Not if we ever get our hands on this :
http://www.diskeeper.com/products/oem/technologies/expresscache/
I'm still waiting for it dammit! :|
Maybe you should have so many of these open. When they're big, they take more memory. :sneaky:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlMpt4ucH2U
The 2410m is a 2nd gen. What you probably have is the 480m. Just a guess.Yep, my work machine is a Stinkpad (like that term, stealing it). It has a Core i5 quad 1st gen (2410?) and a spindle. Thing chokes constantly under my daily workload. I get home to do extra work and it just goes by like nothin'.
The key is Z68 motherboards. ExpressCache would work on everything, which would definitely be nice for folks still on X58 / Nehalem.Umm...didn't Intel basically enable this with their SRT (ssd caching) on z68 chipset motherboards?
