Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Cleaned.
A few things
1 -2 - This thread is not to be devolved into yet another Apple "debate" or whatever you want to call it. There have been threads made towards the purpose before. Use one of them.Rules wrote:
Your posts belong to you, but BF2S has non-exclusive rights to use them.
3 - A thread going off topic does not give you the right to continue to take it off topic.
i7 975 ExtremeIlocano wrote:
My top rigs are i7 and 965. I've got an i5 and a 550 just waiting for cheap RAM. I'll probably wait for BF3 specs before the next upgrade.
No, xeons are xeons, are you thinking about the 6-core 980x?Finray wrote:
i9s? You talking about Xenons? Aren't they still classed as i7s?
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not an i9CammRobb wrote:
No, xeons are xeons, are you thinking about the 6-core 980x?Finray wrote:
i9s? You talking about Xenons? Aren't they still classed as i7s?
Thank you Nic, for pointing out what I already know. I was referring toNic wrote:
not an i9CammRobb wrote:
No, xeons are xeons, are you thinking about the 6-core 980x?Finray wrote:
i9s? You talking about Xenons? Aren't they still classed as i7s?
And then asked if he was thinking about the 6-core 980x.Finray wrote:
Aren't they still classed as i7s?
In my heart there is.FloppY_ wrote:
Protip: There is no such thing as an Intel Core i9
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FloppY_ wrote:
Protip: There is no such thing as an Intel Core i9
aka i9....sort of lol.CammRobb wrote:
And then asked if he was thinking about the 6-core 980x.
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Thus making it: an i7GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
In my heart there is.FloppY_ wrote:
Protip: There is no such thing as an Intel Core i9
It was i9 for ages, then it was renamed as i7 980X on launch.
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Which goes back to me calling the X5650 an i9. I hate all these stupid name changes.FloppY_ wrote:
Thus making it: an i7GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
In my heart there is.FloppY_ wrote:
Protip: There is no such thing as an Intel Core i9
It was i9 for ages, then it was renamed as i7 980X on launch.
What intel names them at official launch, is what they are called... nothing else matters...Ilocano wrote:
Which goes back to me calling the X5650 an i9. I hate all these stupid name changes.FloppY_ wrote:
Thus making it: an i7GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
In my heart there is.
It was i9 for ages, then it was renamed as i7 980X on launch.
FloppY_ wrote:
What intel names them at official launch, is what they are called... nothing else matters...Ilocano wrote:
Which goes back to me calling the X5650 an i9. I hate all these stupid name changes.FloppY_ wrote:
Thus making it: an i7
If you take a look at hw sites, a lot of ppl talk about Lynnfields as i5, Bloomfield as i7 and Gulftown as i9.FloppY_ wrote:
What intel names them at official launch, is what they are called... nothing else matters...
Don't care...GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
If you take a look at hw sites, a lot of ppl talk about Lynnfields as i5, Bloomfield as i7 and Gulftown as i9.FloppY_ wrote:
What intel names them at official launch, is what they are called... nothing else matters...
Finray wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAsA00-5KoIFloppY_ wrote:
What intel names them at official launch, is what they are called... nothing else matters...Ilocano wrote:
Which goes back to me calling the X5650 an i9. I hate all these stupid name changes.
lolMicrowave wrote:
Wait, do I get on the tech team with my i7 haha
bet freezer is the best guy for this.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
I would reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally love someone if they could give me a good site to buy high voltage capacitors in relatively small quantities from.
Nic wrote:
bet freezer is the best guy for this.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
I would reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally love someone if they could give me a good site to buy high voltage capacitors in relatively small quantities from.
Digi-Key? Depending on what you mean by high voltage, Parts-express could have some, too.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
I would reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally love someone if they could give me a good site to buy high voltage capacitors in relatively small quantities from.
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Are you building yourself a tesla coil or what?Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Already tried digikey and newark, problem is I need 1000-2000V caps with high discharge rates. The ones I can find all have minimum order in that is 5x what I need.