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Threadripper and an RGB "gaming" cooler? What? Why?
What's next? An RGB gaming keyboard designed specifically for using ....spread sheets?
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Originally Posted by EvilCycle
we have those... by the bucket load.. and RBG mouse pads for web devs.....
They said, "an RGB gaming cooler"....Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilCycle
Because the same cooler without funky styling doesn't sell as well to the same crowd, and not for as much money.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilCycle
If you like, sure....Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilCycle
INTEL FANBOY TROLL ALERT.Quote:
Anyone with a passing interest in high-performance desktop computing can't help but be impressed with the performance of AMD's Ryzen Threadripper CPUs. Offering up to a massive 32 cores and 64 threads in one package, there's simply nothing faster.
Keyboard warrior rage intensifies.
Being serious, I do like the construction with the heat pipes. It should be decent for the price but my last cooler with heat pipes like that was an Arctic Freezer 7 pro and the finish was... a little less premium.
Also, I would personally expect to buy my own paste assuming whatever is going to be supplied won't be as good so having just enough for a single application I think is probably pushing critique a little too far. Most people will fit once and that's them done for quite some time.
Given it's near AIO territory, a comparison to a liquid cooler of similar price would have been useful and interesting.
Because we really want one that "dials" like a Stargate when power is applied, but no-one does one of those so this will have to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by EvilCycle
Chevron 1 encoded...
Windows 10 got rid of the boot options menu (and therefore boot access to safe mode) for a few hundred milliseconds extra boot speed. I think if you required a supercomputer, a mountain base and a chap calling out chevrons to boot up then they'd get very upset indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
It would however be a far cooler and more dramatic way to boot although I expect anyone sat too close to the monitor being vapourised in an unstable vortex would not go down well with the health and safety executive.
On an Intel HEDT machine it could give time for that big fridge to get down to temperature and make the mountain tops around your stargate all frosty looking ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by philehidiot
Chevron 2 encoded...
I'd pay a premium for one of those, RGB on TR4, not so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Why do I all of a sudden want a Stargate CPU Cooler.... :surprised:
Quite handy that the Stargate is made of a superconductor so Intel could use their supercooling nitrogen stuff that they need to keep the processor from turning Earth into a small sun and it'd still work.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Chevron 7?...O.......
................ _/\_ .............
Wonky but maybe locked....
EDIT - the little git.... it'll show me a point of origin properly in the edit box but then won't post it properly.... What if I do.... this....
Have you been wormed?Quote:
Originally Posted by philehidiotQuite handy that the Stargate is made of a superconductor so Intel could use their supercooling nitrogen stuff that they need to keep the processor from turning Earth into a small sun and it'd still work.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Chevron 7?...O.......
................ _/\_ .............
Wonky but maybe locked....
EDIT - the little git.... it'll show me a point of origin properly in the edit box but then won't post it properly.... What if I do.... this....
Because if you can put a sheet of angled glass inside the case to project a wormhole startup splash onto so it looks like a wormhole bubbles into your case then it would be the first genuine reason I would have seen for having a windowed case :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Iota
This is making me wonder if with a bit of 3D printing and an Arduino I can make a USB controlled model Stargate. The Chevrons might be tricky to make work. Sadly I've got too much on, so don't see me getting the time to try...
We do?Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Those things take forever to dial in... and even longer if the Earthers are doing it.
Technically while the 7th chevron is the point of origin for intra-galactic travel that specific symbol represents earth, or the tou'ri. So when dialling from earth it is only then the point of origin.Quote:
Originally Posted by philehidiotQuite handy that the Stargate is made of a superconductor so Intel could use their supercooling nitrogen stuff that they need to keep the processor from turning Earth into a small sun and it'd still work.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Chevron 7?...O.......
................ _/\_ .............
Wonky but maybe locked....
EDIT - the little git.... it'll show me a point of origin properly in the edit box but then won't post it properly.... What if I do.... this....
Man I miss Stargate so much my frawn hurts!
Been meaning to watch Stargate: Origins for a while, worried it will just be bad though.Quote:
Originally Posted by EN1R0PY
Have resisted making a model so far. Quite like the idea of occasional random offworld activations happening on one of these though :D
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1603423