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Stuntman Mike posted:What about Apples 64-bit only Safari 4 in Snow Leopard? BLACK MAGIC Maybe it will force adobe to get off their asses and fix their poo poo. 64bit systems aren't exactly bleeding edge technology. I'm personally hoping that they've considered the problem, and developed their own flash player.
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Lord Commissar posted:
You'd probably be best off sticking with windows xp, rather than finding software that works with the security model that every modern OS uses.
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Lord Commissar posted:If you weren't busy being so snarky, you might have noticed someone else had the same issue with their Blackberry software. Surely, Blackberry software is ancient and archaic, right? Nokia can make a PC suite that works with modern operating systems. Why can't RIM?
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Lord Commissar posted:Now I want to make a Windows 1.0 theme for 7. I'd use it.
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Josh Lyman posted:I figured out why my laptop couldn't do full screen Hulu and was slow in general. It's an old machine and there's something broken in the power system where it won't clock up on its own so I have to use something like Notebook Hardware Control to manually set it at 2GHz. Are you using 64-bit Vista? RMClock requires a signed driver or it won't load. A quick google should reveal something suitable. I use it to undervolt my laptop's CPU. Now it doesn't overheat when under load.
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Josh Lyman posted:Running 7x86 on this old Pentium M. Have you had success adjusting CPU speed? Are you running 32 or 64bit Win7? 64-bit 7. I can control the CPU speed as well as voltage. I have a core2duo.
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Jam2 posted:My processor operates between 60C-75C at 1332MHz. Dell XPS M1330 laptop, 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo. Under heavy load, it locks up and throttles down to 733MHz, rendering my laptop completely useless. Yay. I have exactly the same machine as you. I use RMclock to undervolt my CPU, and Now the system is stable at 64C at 100% load for three hours. Battery life is much better in general too. edit: I've had two mainboards that both have heat issues. RMClock seems to an excellent way to manage it. edit 2: this link has all the information as well as a link to a signed x64 driver for RMClock. http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=235824 I can only speak to my experience, but I went from 1.25v to 0.95 with no issue. According to the guide it has potential to cause instability leading to blue screens. Google revealed no further risk. The hottest I've had it get since is 64C whilst playing 720p H.264 video. It idles at 45ish. ZShakespeare fucked around with this message at 07:19 on Oct 12, 2009 |
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Fearian posted:This seems like a too-simple question, but what's a good IRC client to use nowerdays? I like X-Chat.
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