On a level of 1-10, what is your skill level with computers?

Yeah, that's a brilliant cut and paste. I think you read too many of a certain other member's posts. :P

Like I said in a previous post, just because you can cut and paste doesn't mean you know your stuff. ;) Although it's hard to tell over the internet whether you're being facetious or not. lol
 
lol, ADE, you forgot to remove the "photo courtesy of AMD" phrase.

And, no, I don't wish post a 1-10 score that I can prove wrong in a year. You learn more everyday.
 
Yeah, I got mad cut and paste skill like a level 1, but know people in high places like level 10's...Yeah, I got game. :cool:
 
Jet said:
lol, ADE, you forgot to remove the "photo courtesy of AMD" phrase.
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I uhh, umm....I did that on purpose to see if you would see it....Yeah, there's why. I just wanted to see if you know it was there. ;) :P :D :cool: :rolleyes:
 
How many guys here can explain how a CPU does a simple add operation (in depth) ?
and by saying in depth I mean which registers the CPU is gonna use to do that operation and so on.
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That's easy enough, anyone who knows even a little x86 can tell you the general registers that can be used. Same with multiplication and division (integer, floating point is completely different)
 
tlarkin said:
lol

explain to me what an xsan is? and what it is used for when properly implemented...
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Pfft. A clustered file system developed by Apple for servers.

Oh, and it's used when a multiple computer enviroment is going to be accessing a single storage volume at one time.
 
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pyvnetrvne. said:
Pfft. A clustered file system developed by Apple for servers.

Oh, and it's used when a multiple computer enviroment is going to be accessing a single storage volume at one time.
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well good job, hopefully you didnt have to google it:D

I bet a lot of people didnt know about that tho

You forgot about the controllers and the meta data system too, but you still passed:P
 
Cromewell said:
That's easy enough, anyone who knows even a little x86 can tell you the general registers that can be used. Same with multiplication and division (integer, floating point is completely different)
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You do realize i underlined the word simple for a reason :rolleyes:
I wasn't asking a question.
I didn't say no one knows what happens I was just saying some people don't know how deep they can go.
 
Jet said:
lol, ADE, you forgot to remove the "photo courtesy of AMD" phrase.

And, no, I don't wish post a 1-10 score that I can prove wrong in a year. You learn more everyday.
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right... if everyone would do that there would be no scores on here at all ^^
with every new hardware release there is again something to learn.. and new hardware is released pretty fast :)
 
ya, um, insert socrates quote here __________________________________________________________________

It would be relevent to this thread
 
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