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I remember having that once in my Accord. I figured it just grabbed the wrong fuel map for the conditions (it was recently after I went from a 12kg flywheel to a 4kg flywheel) and derped. I never had it again for around 18 months after that. However, I believe it may be due to a dirty/faulty MAP sensor, idle control valve, sparkplugs or even injectors for yourself?

The real MVP in F1 is Grosjean's manager.

Lol that's kinda funny, the HD660S is almost always seen as the worst of the three: https://www.innerfidelity.com/content/sennheiser-hd-660-s-over-ear-open-headphones-page-2

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Banned for not using Ansible

I have something super basic for my TV and that's about it. Xonar DX for the DAC in my HTPC/server and then to two powered Edifier R1700BT speakers. Not bad for the price IMO.

I wonder if this is worth running in a VM or docker on my server, hmmm

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The 11 is looking good compared to the 11 Pro, better than the XR looked to the XS - but those bezels... yeah not a fan. We'll see with independent reviewers.

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Definitely sounds like we're gonna have to follow up with Catmmm on her almond intake then ?

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Well that was an interesting quali

Better than I thought

About as sporty as bowls.

That's a lot of cables haha How does the front rad hot air affect the res btw?

I'd be surprised if anyone buys this to be honest, almost all 9900Ks (not KS) can hit 5Ghz all core with the right cooling. And with the Ryzen 3000 series out... I wonder if they are delaying their top performance consumer CPU category because their 10nm node isn't delivering an all-round better CPU in that segment?

Buy it, paint it yellow and track it.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/14837/intel-core-i99900ks-5-ghz-on-all-cores-launches-next-month

I think you should really expect zero privacy or data safety if you use Facebook and put extensive details in there...

That's actually not a bad thing - it's good thing. GPU Boost 3.0 will boost as high as the voltage, power limit and cooling will allow it to. This is much more prevalent with AIB cards which generally have beefier cooling and power delivery. On some reviews they got above 1900Mhz as well: https://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/dominic-moass/gigabyte-rtx-2070-super-gaming-oc-8g-review/15/

Isn't CUDA accelerated stuff a lot more prevalent (and generally better implemented) than OpenCL stuff as well?

That's.... interesting. Price?