that's just inflation. Why would you need that many cores?it all goes in the bin and bet the new ones will cost 55k buy then
that's just inflation. Why would you need that many cores?it all goes in the bin and bet the new ones will cost 55k buy then
If they unlug their money printing machines, it'll have more chance of slowing down - buoying everyone owning assets has increased spending and demand, at a time when supply chains have been disrupted. Quite honestly, I think disaster may well be around the corner, again.that's just inflation.
so i can play the new gtathat's just inflation. Why would you need that many cores?
Not terribly deep space, much better telescopes than I could afford to buy outright, and far better situated:Are you interested in infra red astronomy? deep space stuff?
Are you interested in infra red astronomy? deep space stuff?
You can play it on your Sempron, what would you need for HD settings?so i can play the new gta
I am curious about the location of the Big Bang. The JWST project may hint at a possible answer.Not terribly deep space, much better telescopes than I could afford to buy outright, and far better situated:
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There was too much rapid expansion far further back in time, than JWST was designed to see.I am curious about the location of the Big Bang. The JWST project may hint at a possible answer.
Or cyberpunk, it's got better graphics and is less cpu intensive at 4kso i can play the new gta
I watched the Stargate series ever since it debuted (1994), yes that long ago. In the last series, Stargate Universe (SGU, 2011), their mission was to find the origin of intelligence or where was the Big Bang or God. Ever since, I have been fascinated by Big Bang. Brian Cox, in his last TV series 'Universe', featured GN-z11. That was the furthest galaxy that Hubble (HST) can see. That record will probably beaten soon by the new JWST that astronomers hope will extend to z15 or more. The next generation 'Origins' may even reach the CMB.There was too much rapid expansion far further back in time, than JWST was designed to see.
You might enjoy this Science Fiction novel, written by a physicist - he updated the science before reprints, until his death:I watched the Stargate series ever since it debuted (1994), yes that long ago. In the last series, Stargate Universe (SGU, 2011), their mission was to find the origin of intelligence or where was the Big Bang or God. Ever since, I have been fascinated by Big Bang. Brian Cox, in his last TV series 'Universe', featured GN-z11. That was the furthest galaxy that Hubble (HST) can see. That record will probably beaten soon by the new JWST that astronomers hope will extend to z15 or more. The next generation 'Origins' may even reach the CMB.
If such things contain generic lithium packs, they should be easy to replace? The one in my 22 year old mp3 player died, but I was able to source a compatible battery - it's a rubbish but still useful bit of kit, saved chucking it into a landfill.View attachment 47508
the days of the aaa bat are gone now, just charge it via usb and in 3 years when the batt dies pay 100 quid if you can find one or buy a new tv
This'll reduce your game load times:
...but where is your music creation software? Double Google, a forum, a speedo of some sort and Youtube?