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Heh, couldn't help myself.
Pre-ordered.

Introducing PlayStation Classic:


I used to use an original for my audio, but the gain wasn't worth the annoyance of cords and such, and nowadays the gains are fairly minimal.
 
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Happy Humpday Everyone!!

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So these are otw. Fell out of love with the Recurve. For Pulse 80(90)wView attachment 767785
Those are nice.

I would love to see leather or wood inlaid panels for the Pulse 80. They psychedelic color panels give me a headache and the carbon styles are bleh. I don't need stabwood, but I'd look.
 

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Bringing in one of these for the wife as a replacement socket 775 motherboard is just too old and hard to find... ;)

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It is powered by 9,216 central processing chips from IBM and 27,648 graphics processors from Nvidia, another American tech company, that are lashed together with 185 miles of fiber-optic cable.

Cooling Summit requires 4,000 gallons of water a minute, and the supercomputer consumes enough electricity to light up 8,100 American homes.

At 200 petaflops it would be great for recipes and such.......... :D
 

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have a look at the Asmodus colossal 80w mod. For an atty there's the sjmy doggystyle RTA - I have one or two of them :rolleyes:

Like the specs, gently suggested that tonight to OH, response was "That is not much of a birthday present now is it ?". Not sure whether to be complimented or insulted :unsure:.

Meanwhile, spent a fruitless 45 mins hunting for my small plastic funnel that fits in 10ml bottles. Left it in the kitchen to air dry, and it has now disappeared. A number of scenarios are possible:
  • Cat 1 or Cat 2 could have knocked it somewhere while hunting for food and now adopted it as a play toy.
  • I've lost the plot as usual and put it somewhere safe and forgotten all about it
  • Mrs OG is getting jealous of the attention I am paying to all my vaping kit and realising how vital a piece of kit this is, may be holding it hostage for future ransom.
I'm currently optimistic that it may be [1] or [2]. If it is [3], my time on this forum may be short.

Tonight's experiment, build a pair of 0.32 ohm coils and test out the dripping capabilities of the Nautilus. Need something to keep me occupied, don't want to mix any more juice until I know how the last lot has turned out.
 

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I recommend

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It is powered by 9,216 central processing chips from IBM and 27,648 graphics processors from Nvidia, another American tech company, that are lashed together with 185 miles of fiber-optic cable.

Cooling Summit requires 4,000 gallons of water a minute, and the supercomputer consumes enough electricity to light up 8,100 American homes.

At 200 petaflops it would be great for recipes and such.......... :D
I know a guy who used to service water-cooled computers from IBM. I think he still does, or still works for the company that runs/ran them. He's an indy now, too.
 

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I know a guy who used to service water-cooled computers from IBM. I think he still does, or still works for the company that runs/ran them. He's an indy now, too.

Very cool.
That's the new Summit.
It brought the title of World's Fastest Supercomputer back to the USA from China.
 

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