I just hopped onto this American forum where everyone's obsessing over those SOS, 30 Seconds episodes. It makes zero sense—it hasn't even been filmed yet, so how can these Americans be debating it? Unless it actually was shot and I'm just totally out of the loop!! I managed to grab 9 episodes from season 5 online, but that's it. (Should I bother hunting down the rest?)
Look, you speak English—use some common sense and realize all these shows are connected. For instance, in the final episode of season 5 of The Edge, they’re basically digging through Sydney's head—this whole crew led by Dean—trying to figure out what went down in season 1 when Vaughn first showed her that CIA map. They have no clue her own mother, Irina, is the one pulling all the strings behind the scenes. It leaves me hanging again, and honestly, it’s driving me INSANE. This show is UNHINGY!!!!!!!!!12345
How do I convert AVI to DVD with subtitles included? I've got a mountain of files here, but I can't find a single program that actually lets me burn the subtitles in.
Just picked up a new rig. Running a Ryzen dual-core at 2.6GHz on a DFI board with Ocz memory. Why the hell is the memory controller performance tanking so hard on dual-core setups? I'm seeing memory reads at 4800 MB, writes at 2500 MB, and latency sitting at 50ns. My old 3500+ setup—which I also overclocked to 2.6GHz—was hitting 6000MB on my Seagate sticks. I need an EXPLANATION.
I'll probably just grab the x2CPU AMD Athlon64 X2 4200 + (64-bit, integrated memory controller, 1M L2 on-chip cache, 2200 MHz, Manchester dual core), Socket 939, BOX $1200 What do you think—should I go for the beefier AMD Athlon64 X2 4400 + (64-bit, integrated memory controller, 2M L2 on-chip cache, 2200 MHz, Toledo dual core), Socket 939, BOX $1533? If I do, I won't have anything left for the motherboard or RAM . But hey, at least I've got two damn cores. Hahahaha
I'm running an ASUS A8N-E right now, but six months in, the cooler just gave up on me. Honestly, I've lost all faith in ASUS—don't ask me why, but they've really dropped the ball on their board quality lately, so I just want to swap the whole thing out.
Thinking about picking up a new motherboard, CPU, and RAM. My gut says DFI is the way to go—now I just need to figure out which memory to pair with it (obviously needs to be overclockable). As for the CPU, I'm torn on whether to swap it out or if my current setup still holds up. I'm looking at risking 5k for this whole endeavor.
No, 123 is actually pretty impressive. My only real worry is summer—I’m honestly not sure my rig can handle the heat. Why? Because I’ve got this Thermaltake case with 9 Xaser 5 coolers (picked it up over in Germany). When I turned the heater on in my room this winter and it hit around 77-86 degrees, things started climbing. Once I cranked the fans up to max, the CPU temp dropped to 56—is that actually a good number?
So I picked up a Zalman 9500 and started overclocking my processor (3500++). Running at Winchester 2850MHz, temps aren't even hitting 50 degrees—and that’s after 29 hours of Prime95. Honestly, Zalman absolutely crushes Thermaltake and everyone else out there!!!!!