I jumped straight from my Athlon64 3200+ to a Core 2 Quad Q6600. What a massive performance improvement that was.
The 3200+ lived in a cardboard motherboard box running Plex for a while before I finally tossed it.
Still use it frequently (though I don't game daily). The only spare time I really have to dedicate to gaming these days is when I'm traveling for work - this is perfect for playing on the plane, waiting in the airport, hotel room after work, etc. I actually sold my ASUS G14 because it was easier...
Dell Power Manager is set to Ultra Performance
Not really the point - I'm also compiling applications on occasion which runs slowly and at similarly low temp/power usage/frequency.
I'll see what HWINFO says.
I've got a Dell Latitude 9510 2-in-1 with the I7-10810U. Recently I tried transcoding some videos off my phone from H265/HEVC to H264 so I could stitch them together (laugh now at trying to do this on a 15W processor).
Curiously, when using 100% of the CPU for an extended time, the clock...
I must be the slowest upgrader in history.... 6 primary computers dating back to 1998.
Intel PII 450MHz
Intel Pentium 4 2.4Ghz
Athlon64 3200+
Intel Core Q6600
Intel i7 4770k
Ryzen 9 4900HS
Is there a reason you don't just use one of the many available CMS options out there? Set up a free wordpress site with a form plugin and you will be both secure and lazy.
I second modi123 and grasshopper... join it in SQL (cleaner than running multiple queries) and join on a unique user id, if you're going to have a user identifier in your sep table anyway.
Anyone have some real world battery results on this thing? I have a oneplus 6t, and I'm sick of all the software glitches that came with the Android 10 update (android auto only works 50% of the time, bluetooth to my truck no longer works, random low FPS on-screen until lock/unlock cycle...
Well, we ended up finding a "scratch and dent" XPS 15 9500 on the outlet for $1450. Has the i7-10750, 512gb ssd, 16gb ram and 1080p display. I'll be damned if I can find a scratch or dent on this thing, so I'd say we did pretty well.