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Thank you! Oh and also, by the end of the day tomorrow I'll post a preview of the city. You know, You could film some scenes without the whole set being built.
Also, I apped for Actor, and I DO have a mic in my laptop so I could try some voice acting. And Keon, I have a really good friend named Trifax who would like to join. He is a SUPER good builder and actually has built as much as I have of the city so far. He has acted in lots of plays in real life and would like to act here as well. And he also said something about voice acting. Anyways, can he join? I really recommend him. He would post an app but he's banned from the forums:c So what do you say?
Accept orDecline?
Asdf no one is bugging you for the sets.
sounds good
I quit
Inb4everyonequits
Meh, I've broken my toe again and I'm off school for the rest of the week.
How did she disrespect you?
She was trying to help by giving the message, "You can tell me since I'm an admin" instead of keon all the time.
You insulted her harshly and she concluded that you should be blacklisted.
When can we film :c?
)I have so many rude things to say to you right now.
They are indeed four core processors with a disabled core, but as long as things remain as they did when tri-core processors hit the market I do not suggest enabling the extra core.
If you don't know how complex integrated circuits are made here is a simple run down:
For example take the i7-900 series of processors. They all are made from the same base design. When Intel states that it uses 45 nanometer technology it means that 45 nm is the size of each individual transitor on the chip. When the transistors and what have you are etched into the large silicone wafer they aren't all perfectly made. 45 nm is insanely small and any environmental contamination (e.g. dust) can have a significant impact on how the growing process turns out. This is why they use air filtered clean rooms to manufacture chips. So as each batch comes out of the "oven" they are tested. Chips that excel and have very high performance are sold as the i7-980X while a lower yield chip might be sold as the i7-950. Any chip that doesn't meet a minimum performance specification is scrapped or otherwise dealt with in a different manner.
Not every chips functions perfectly and this is where the tri-core came into play. If a batch of quad-core chips had a few units that had a faulty core they could disable it and sell it as a tri-core model. You're not getting a garbage bargain bin chip, it will still work since they have performance standards to enforce. The core may work if you enable it, it may not work and cause problems. Some people have no trouble unlocking their cores and get like 90% of the performance of the fully functioning quad core model, some aren't so lucky. The point is, the core was disabled for a reason.
To answer your real question: you can usually enable the core using a setting in the BIOS. If you really feel the need to unlock it just google how to unlock your CPU's model on that motherboard and whatnot.
Those people are idiots. You'd be best to ignore them in the future.
Because only lame people use 32 bit.
My new laptop that's coming in has 64-bit though.
Learn to read. This topic isn't made for more of your computer bullstuff.First of all I'm sorry I misread something.
Ya, and what programs are those? Name one that is actually useful and relevant in modern computing.Like I said, I heard it from a few people. I don't know for sure.
Learn to read. This topic isn't made for more of your computer bullstuff.
There's no reason to not use Vista and 7 64 bit anyway, unless your processor is from like 2002 and doesn't have the architecture design.
Called spas 12, not spazz 12
Outrageous amount of hackers
Damn grenade spam
Modern my ass
Why do they have guns from 1887
TWO grenades is enough, son
