Ask me anything please

If anyone wants meto give an idea or share anything on this post, DO SO! If you wish to give me info on comuters , I'll try to do the same FOR ALL!

An African or an American swallow?

What is the capitol of Assyria?

Who is your daddy, and what does he do?

For that matter, where in the world is Carmen SanDiego?

Okay, which came first after the 'big bang'... Time or gravity?

when all of ice on earth poles is melting, what happen with the human race, exactly?

Assyria-Ninevah
Neither- but, the blender will
Never met my daady!
Anywhere you want him
Same as waldo
4745454b, i dont want to be cocky, just imformant. cant really tell though, but mabey ask AMD that
Big bang? or Creation?- well, it is light actually!
well, ill give you a hint- it has odd and even #'s
Ice wont completely melt,(as of scientific info so far), but humans may adapt to more water,( or wait untill the apocalypes)
As much as he can chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood!

HA,HA Dariusz!
Simply 3 steps

1) From parent's DNA(DeoxyriboNeucleicAcid)
2) From Gametes
3)From mothers womb

see, easy

Well, you are right. History class did not do well for me, i guess

HA,HA,HA

Thats it? Thats a cop out. I asked and didn't get a real answer. I'm not impressed sir. (you have a good attitude, props for that.)

i have a legitimate question!!!

explain to me the difference between virtual cores and actual cores on a CPU, and the difference between virtual threads and actual threads por favor! why does a i7 have 8 virtual threads and 8 virtual cores and amd only has 4. (i could be wrong about those numbers but i'm stating these not as facts, i got them from information i may have misinterpreted off of tom's )

and they wont create thier own virtual threading technology? is it an on die feature? hardware related or instruction related?

thanx pepperman

Intel don't own the IP for Simultaneous Multithreading, only their own implementation which is Hyper-threading. IBM worked on SMT back in the 1960s.

i googled virtual cores hyperthreading and virtual threads. nothing good was found after thirty minutes except for a hyperthreading explanation book from intel for 20$ lol. and thanks for the info, give me a sec and i will keep the questions coming.

ummm..... where does a cpu clock multiplier come from? and i know it can be changed and ive overclocked before but i dont understand what the cpu does when you tell it to raise the multiplier.

also i heard that ACC can unlock disabled cache and cpu core with chances of instability, what are the chances of it working and how does it work?

Rivatuner!

anyone want to answer mine?

what?

jms: you ahve about any chance as far as i am concerned

BSD: 1) either 5800 or NVIDIA is good, but what is your primary use
2) Rome is one, the other 2, dont even know. like i said, history is not my strongest sub.
3) Do this math equation

___(your age)*394/100

if it is above 120. NO YOU WONT. sorry

The clock multiplier of a cpu allows it to have more cycles than the front side bus, meaning it can compute more information internally than it can export. This is fine, since most of the time the data has needs several instructions applied to it before it can be shipped back out on the FSB. The multiplier itself just amplifies the frequency of the FSB by a factor of the multiplier (if you have a cpu with an FSB of 266 MHz and a multiplier of 10, the external clock (or FSB) will be amplified by 10, resulting in an internal clock (cpu speed) of 2666 MHz). I hope that's not too confusing.

The chances are not known to us (since not every cpu is tried), and only AMD would know (if they even record that data). When a chip is defective (or is needed to fill production needs) cpu manufacturers disable the defective parts of the cpu and sell it as a lower model. Some bios configurations allow one to bypass this disabling of certain parts and force the cpu to behave like a higher model. Sometimes this will be fine, such as in the case where the disabling was used to for production purposes, but sometimes when the disabling was due to legitamite defectiveness, the cpu is not stable.

Lol it also is in need of spellcheck from certain people. *cough* OP *cough*

thanks for answering the questions i asked