Intel CPUs are almost always more tolerant of heat than that. 95-105C is closer to their thermal auto-off switch in reality.

This has been a feature since microsoft introduced NTFS. Which is long before vista.

...first post? There must be a mistake.

The plan you're talking about is called "Prepaid," FYI.

Google is amazing
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I'm sure if you press F5 fast enough it'll eventually load.

Except that the situation with nVidia = good and ATi = bad has existed for more than 1.5 years in the past, and will likely continue.

The funny thing is that your analogy is irrelevant anyway because generally you replace video cards between 1 and 2 years anyway. You can pick nvidia now and have good drivers, and in 1.5 years if ATi has good drivers you can switch then. Candy now and forever.

Unless you don't use them for gaming, in which case both brands and driver variants (ATi, nVidia, binary and OSS) all work fine and it doesn't matter which one you pick.

Oh, god, why?

Why would you care? Why does it even matter, compared to GPU load vs idle power consumption? Are you one of those terminally retarded morons that plays nex-gen games on a laptop with the graphics settings all the way up on battery?

And, for a desktop, why power usage of DX11 vs DX9 enter into your buying decisions at all? You already know the computer is going to suck tons of power while rendering. The only thing that matters is how much power it draws when it's not being used.

No prob.
I'm sorry it took so long to do the convincing, and for the language.

First of all, good job replying to my flamebait.

Called out, wait, what?

Ignoring your first implication, I've never heard any of this.
Why? Because people don't actually care. It's just you. Additionally, are you implying that laptops use different USB receptacles than desktops? I have news for you: they're all Type A, and USB Type A is not a confusing port.

Trying to read around your mangling of the English language, I beleve that you are implying that there is something that can stop manufacturers from making pointlessly proprietary ports. Enlighten us as to your plan, then.
Oh, that's right, all you know how to do is bitch and moan.

I'd ask you to fail harder, but I don't think you can.

The connectors on the case, or the I/O plate, you helpless faggot. Literally nothing will stop manufacturers from making their own randomly shaped shit.

If you are one of the eight people in the world that is truly bothered by this, you can go buy a pack of adapters on eBay for $0.49 USD.

Except that no, you're wrong.

Why have you so quickly forgotten USB?

Mice: used to be serial or ps/2; now: USB.
Keyboards: serial, ps/2, AT; now: USB.
External CD drives: used to be SCSI or whatever; now: USB.
External HDDs, the same, even if some enthusiasts also use eSATA.

And I'll bet you have nothing at all to say about the hundreds of other little thing that use USB. Phones, flash drives, webcams, tv tuners, wifi, ethernet, bluetooth, and SO MANY MORE things I can't even remember much less have seen before.

USB promised to "replace the multitudinous connector types with a single connector" and succeeded.

The hell are you talking about?
It clearly says the touchscreens are OLED. Where is this 1996 coming from?

I wouldn't worry about this test if I were you.
You will obviously use any justification to keep using Safari over any other browser.

Just ignore this and all other benchmarks and you will continue to be happy.

I love how you think that this is a new thing.
For any and all types of P2P, especially the illegal kind, this has always been the case. And for all types of P2P, all the people that use it actually have the attention span and patience to filter out the garbage. I myself don't even notice it, it's completely natural.
It's only your fault that you can't figure out how to use the system.