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Once more, I will reiterate the fact that this is much less about discrete graphics technologies. Ati makes chipsets too folks! For the first time ever, this year they are releasing competitive chipsets! This is something AMD needs since Intel has it's own internal chipsets. Discrete...

Run PhysX demos with software rendering only you get virtually the same FPS; Ageia lied to us.... Not sure what you saw with your own two eyes, but you were duped. The only simulation proven by enthusiasts worth their salt, to demonstrate any useful PhysX power, is the cloth simulation; hardly...

Are you out of your mind? This is a supercar... it will be at least 80-100K, if it were 12K this would sell like crazy... geez

I've read in a few places references to enhanced OHLC data, but never have seen any direct references. Any ideas on this? Are these bars that tell whether the low or high hit first? Any examples? Thanks

Any free ones that anyone knows of? optionclub was excellent and was free... too bad it didn't survive.

Sanity; thank you

QQQshort, Please do not fall prey to the incorrect thinking which is that of Perseus... The only consideration one needs to make is that the futures market = the futures market. Nothing more, nothing less. It doesn't matter if the farmer walks away no worse off, because that is 100%...

Once more, external benefit has nothing to do with the fact that derivatives markets are zero sum. NOTHING. No one ever disputed that you cannot gain externally. That was never the question. That still does not change one bit, the fact that derivatives markets are zero sum excluding costs...

Surely you must be kidding. You can't change the definition of an apple just because it doesn't suit your needs. You HAVE TO (axiomatically) think of derivatives markets as a closed function; not as a something bigger than what it is. Your waxing philosophical and failing brilliantly. There is a...

This is just unreal. Regardless of hedging, trading ability, or anything else, as whitster says, futures and options are zero sum. Stating otherwise is like saying 2+2=5; quite literally. I have little interest in belittling anyone, but this is just getting ridiculous. There is nothing to...

Find me an example of when a chip performed more poorly due to "too much cache" Anyway, SRAM doesn't require external refresh...

One major problem with this argument: The turtle's method was a secret for a long time... In fact, only until recent years was it opened to the public, and even then only because someone that failed as being a turtle decided to sell the idea. Sorry if this was already brought up.

Who do you suggest for high quality but ultra cheap stock comms?

"And speaking of Mcdonalds, the drive thrus around here now have a credit card swiper mounted on the outside of the drive thru window. If you gotta pay for a hamburger on credit you are a total loser." That's a retarded comment. No one NEEDS to use credit for a BigMac and you know that. It...

Efficiency.... The futures markets will make you feel as if they know what you are trying to do (almost uncanny), the equities markets won't as much.

512MB x 8 = 4096Mb = 4Gb, so either he mistyped or as I assume winter was saying, he was joking.

Actually 4Gb is not a lot, it's 512MB

The old problem wasn't with the L2 itself really, increasing the amount of cache had no effect on this problem, it was the way the cache and the chipset were designed to work together (tag RAM). With the Pentium 1 and the old Triton/similar chipsets they would cache only 64MB, with the Pentium...

Agreed

While it is 100% true that in much older systems (Pentium era) your comments take hold, remember sir, that his "original question" as you pointed out was in reference to the Pentium D which is not limited by the ancient problems that you have mentioned. In other words, he will not experience...