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I don't think you understand how standards work

A friend of mine (who doesn't frequent HardForum) is interested in buying the RAM. Check your PM! I can vouch for him. Heatware under Peteman100.

I'm guessing you've never been to California

A lot of people in this thread don't know how manufacturing businesses work. Supply chain management for a company the size of Intel is a huge deal.

Coal and natural gas in the US. Certainly not oil.

7950 is sold!

Heatware under Peteman100. Looking for buyers who also have good Heat. Not currently looking for trades.

Whats the point of this? Still works at high speeds? Or is it the every so slight reduction in weight?

We're not really allowed to discuss hackintoshing here, but searching for tonymacx86 should give you what you're looking for

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Unfortunately, going from 32-bit to 64-bit requires a clean install

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Raspberry Pi with Raspbmc or Openelec

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Selling some stuff I have sitting around, and no longer need. Heatware under Peteman100. Interested in trading for an AMD HD7950 or equivalent. Something that can play BF4 at 1920x1200 with high/ultra settings.

Do you have Heatware?

1Password will also store other things, like credit card info, addresses, other types of passwords, etc. It also lets you autocomplete all this info in a browser, using an implementation thats probably more secure than iCloud Keychain.

This is a completely melodramatic analysis. Apple aggressively enforces their patents. However, if it is wrong, illogical or unfair for them to do so, why were those patents granted in the first place? If you have a beef with patent laws in this country, you would be better served to direct your...

In the middle of the day?

Highly doubtful that a data center the size of a barge could be powered by wave energy scavenging

I'm a huge fan of energy efficiency upgrades. But I hope they came up with a solution for the snow. LEDs are seemingly too efficient for this use case. http://boingboing.net/2009/12/17/led-traffic-lights-d.html

You should warn them that running an overclocked CPU is not advisable for a business. The chance of data corruption is a lot higher.

Guys, its a valid argument. On that same note, I'm also really disappointed with Nvidia's new Tegra 4 architecture. I can't believe they launched it knowing that it was slower than a Titan.....

I think he means T-Mobile USA

Didn't Google point out recently that moving manufacturing of the Moto X to the US added only a few dollars to the cost of the device? I don't buy the $3000 per iPhone claim.

If the purpose is only to watch movies and surf the internet, why would you need a quad core CPU and 8GB of RAM? Just about anything with a modern GPU can hardware decode 1080P video. And smartphone CPUs are fast enough to surf the web. I would think the focus should be to make the build as low...

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Your current PC still seems pretty awesome. Why do you call it slow? You'd probably feel differently if you upgraded your storage to an SSD.

I think they mean this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Digital-WD-TV-Live-Plus-built-in-WI-FI-Streaming-HD-Media-Player-1080P-/230802447313

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WDTV Live will play almost anything

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How long did it take for applications to take advantage of 64-bit on PCs? Apple is just starting the process, so after a couple of years, all their devices will be 64-bit capable.

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I'm currently an engineering student at a major university. I'd highly recommend getting the retina macbook pro. Almost all engineering software runs on OSX these days, and for the ones that don't, bootcamp is easy to use. Your kid will appreciate the power and portability.