My explanation of something simple....
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( , Tue 6 Aug 2002, 16:29, archived)
Well, the way proccesors work is that hey have an internal clock...the longer its been since production the slower they run, and they also have a 'capping' facility. So when your PC is running slow you have to buy a NEW PROCCESOR which is the same speed as your old one was originally!
I am not allowed to tell you which Intel emloyee told me that, as I do not want R***** K******* to get fired..oops
I am not allowed to tell you which Intel emloyee told me that, as I do not want R***** K******* to get fired..oops
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( , Tue 6 Aug 2002, 16:29, archived)
aye tis a good point me laddo
but somthing thats bin nown fer years.. r.kelly doernt werk fer intel.. doesnt he work fer the child adoption agency?
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Tue 6 Aug 2002, 16:41,
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Sure, if you're
dumb enough to buy one of them new OEM intel jobs from Dell or someone - build an Athlon XP or buy a second hand PC and rip the shit out of it.
That 'slower they run' bit is bollocks.
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Tue 6 Aug 2002, 16:39,
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That 'slower they run' bit is bollocks.
Eep, Intel
I would only ever use an AMD, because Intel obviously make it so there proccesors slow themselvesdown when there old :)
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Tue 6 Aug 2002, 16:42,
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That's patently bollox
Processors don't slow down because computer games that were state-of-the art when the processor came out can still run at full speed - it is in fact windows that gets slow. When I installed windows 2000 it took about 20 seconds to boot, now I can switch my PC on, walk 3 stories down to the street, hire a hooker, empty my wallet (amongst other things) and come back, and it's still not booted. I now have 3 options, 1) reinstall my operating system 2) find a really mingin' prozzer 3) buy a new processor
cheers
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Wed 7 Aug 2002, 14:29,
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cheers