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post #81 of 159
9/1/04 at 2:37am
87w, w4|-|7 d305 "1.61803398874989484820458" m43n?
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post #82 of 159
9/1/04 at 2:48am
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l0L!! jsU7 w3hn jo0 a$k I c4hn9e it!

(bah, I think I'll start a thread about it in off-topic)
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post #83 of 159
9/1/04 at 3:10am
how thin did you spread it on your processor? im getting temps around 62 when playing ut2k4
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post #84 of 159
9/1/04 at 3:55am
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I used just enough to cover the proc, no more no less. 62C sounds good for gaming, no worries you did a good job
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post #85 of 159
9/1/04 at 11:43am
9yu5, Eurocom 15 0ff3r1n9 7h3 62w MOBILE AMD64 1n 7h31r D470k!!

http://www.eurocom.com/products/show...m?model_id=126
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post #86 of 159
9/1/04 at 11:53am
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Originally Posted by wbeck
87w, w4|-|7 d305 "1.61803398874989484820458" m43n?
!7 !5 w4|-|7 7|-|3 7rm35 0f 7|-|3... grr enough of this....

it is what the ratio of the terms of the Fibonacci sequence tend to. Also known as the "Golden Ratio". It is exibited in nature when you look at natural spirals (the ratio between space between spirals is this). Also, on the human body, generally, the better looking someone is, the closer to this ratio various parts are. For instance, the length of your arm / by the length of your forearm. Same on the leg. Your height / by leg length. Distances across the face also tend to this number.

Neat stuff hey!
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post #87 of 159
9/1/04 at 5:41pm
C00l!
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post #88 of 159
9/1/04 at 5:43pm
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visit my thread here for lot's more about the golden number!
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post #89 of 159
9/1/04 at 9:39pm
I gseus I wsnan't blsseed by smoe gloden sowher numbre. I odrred a NEXUS heatpipe! UPS is tkinakinasdgniadgnaidgbing 8 fraekaelrkjasdkghaing days! For Syn. "Heh" your going nuts, that is like half a laugh. it must be 8790 upgrade worries.
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post #90 of 159
9/1/04 at 9:47pm
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let me know how the heat-pipe works out for you
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post #91 of 159
9/1/04 at 9:53pm
No problem. I haven't been gaming and leaving my laptop on for fear of overheating until i get that cooler. Although now the room is starting to get as cold as my house with ac. So I can game safer. I want to be extra cautious with my laptop.
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post #92 of 159
9/1/04 at 9:56pm
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meh, don't worry. Mines crashed probably 20+ times in the past couple weeks and I see no signs of any damage or performance drops. the 4750 can take some punishment
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post #93 of 159
9/1/04 at 9:58pm
I wish I could keep at it 10 C above room temperature. That's roughly the starting temps. Very cool to the touch then too.
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post #94 of 159
9/1/04 at 10:02pm
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40C would defintely be nice, that's the temps my friend gets with his ULV pentium 1.1Ghz 10" fujitsu p7000. it can't game worth s1ht but it's so friggin cool and tiny!
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post #95 of 159
9/1/04 at 10:03pm
mine stays a 40 C in air conditioned roomed. how come there is no air shampoo though?
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post #96 of 159
9/1/04 at 10:05pm
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really? mine hovers right around 55C now on always on mode, how the heck do you keep it at 40C?
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post #97 of 159
9/1/04 at 10:07pm
well you do live in the south. it is quite hot there. external temperatures make a huge impact on the internal temps.
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post #98 of 159
9/1/04 at 10:11pm
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yeah you're probably right. even with AC our house is around 80F.
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post #99 of 159
9/1/04 at 10:13pm
Well that could be the source of your problems. Recently its been around like 60 F in philly. So once that heat pipe comes I'm hoping i can at least get 49 C while playing solitare and using itunes.
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post #100 of 159
9/2/04 at 12:45am
yea im from the philly area, but i cant keep mine under 50 now, and the only thim im running is winamp, and this website. It starts off at 40, but climbes slowly. Im starting to think that i put to much AS5 on.
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