conroe e6300

overcl0cker · 23 Mar 2007 at 09:19

It's harsh to laugh at people who think they are right but they're not! But it's fun

I personally apologise Toyota_Mr2!

oc.

Toyota_Mr2 · 23 Mar 2007 at 09:38

we all have to learn somewhere

Some people though :rolleyes:

. Im just glad ive still got a life, even though it means that I make the occasional stupid errors.

Some people on this forum are so obnoxious I wonder if overclockers does lose any business from ****** of people

masslac · 23 Mar 2007 at 09:40

TBH I'm not sure you are in any place to label people obnoxious when your first post in this topic began with "WTF"...

WJA96 · 23 Mar 2007 at 09:48

Toyota_Mr2 said:
I wonder if overclockers does lose any business from ****** of people

The forums are supposedly completely separate, except when OcUK staff want to tell us about some new super-special offer, and people do get very confused sometimes.

Rizz · 23 Mar 2007 at 10:15

Masslac is right, a simple rule if your going to come back with a WTF is to read the thread, Understand it, and then post, or else you get made to look stupid.

overcl0cker · 23 Mar 2007 at 10:54

Toyota_Mr2 said:
Im just glad ive still got a life

So we haven't got a life because we post on a forum? Uhmm.. Pretty ironic? What's the point in saying that :confused:

lol.

oc.

Stabhappy · 23 Mar 2007 at 11:11

You're all wrong. Core2 architecture is actaully 48bit that can emulate 64bit instructions.

Tata.

masslac · 23 Mar 2007 at 11:12

Stabhappy said:
You're all wrong. Core2 architecture is actaully 52bit that can emulate 64bit instructions.

Tata.

fu

pegasus1 · 23 Mar 2007 at 16:31

This is the most pointless thread since somebody asked advice on nut free chocolate in the General Hardware forum about 3 years ago.

mr optimistic · 23 Mar 2007 at 16:37

nut free chocolate

oh, and what was the conclusion ?

Justintime · 23 Mar 2007 at 16:57

Conclusion is its a 32 and 64 bit capable Cpu and thus can be run on 32 or 64 bit OS'es that support it. Nothing to argue about.

Big.Wayne · 23 Mar 2007 at 17:06

mr optimistic said:
oh, and what was the conclusion ?

Justintime said:
Conclusion is its a 32 and 64 bit capable Cpu and thus can be run on 32 or 64 bit OS'es that support it. Nothing to argue about.

Lol I think he was referring to the advice on nut free chocolate

Justintime · 23 Mar 2007 at 17:07

Big.Wayne said:
Lol I think he was referring to the advice on nut free chocolate

ffs its a 32 and 64 bit chocolate too.

p4radox · 23 Mar 2007 at 17:17

pegasus1 said:
This is the most pointless thread since somebody asked advice on nut free chocolate in the General Hardware forum about 3 years ago.

I think "spec me a 5.1 system" in Speaker's Corner a couple of years ago was quite amusing.

masslac · 24 Mar 2007 at 09:05

This thread is still about surrealism.

mr optimistic · 24 Mar 2007 at 14:58

well spotted Big.Wayne

1 bit of nut in chocolate is an abomination, never mind 32 or 64

pegasus1 · 25 Mar 2007 at 09:50

mr optimistic said:
oh, and what was the conclusion ?

I cant remember to tell the truth but i do remember seeing a birdfeeder with a sticker on the side saying;
Warning, this product may contain traces of nut.

DampCat · 26 Mar 2007 at 00:22

pegasus1 said:
I cant remember to tell the truth but i do remember seeing a birdfeeder with a sticker on the side saying;
Warning, this product may contain traces of nut.

I had a tin of tuna that said "Allergy Information: Contains Fish".

WJA96 · 26 Mar 2007 at 07:15

pegasus1 said:
I cant remember to tell the truth but i do remember seeing a birdfeeder with a sticker on the side saying;
Warning, this product may contain traces of nut.

That's because people with nut allergies can have those allergies triggered by handling the oils from nuts.

DampCat said:
I had a tin of tuna that said "Allergy Information: Contains Fish".

It's a legal requirement to indicate the presence of any known allergens, even if it's patently obvious.

Food labelling legislation is incredible (I wrote some software that ensures all required legal declarations appear on a packet for any given list of ingredients) and generally quite good.

pegasus1 · 26 Mar 2007 at 07:29

That's because people with nut allergies can have those allergies triggered by handling the oils from nuts.

Did you miss adding a smily or do you not see the irony of this statement.

I cant remember to tell the truth but i do remember seeing a birdfeeder with a sticker on the side saying;
Warning, this product may contain traces of nut.

Its a bird feeder for putting nuts in................
Therefore when used as instructed, i will contain nuts.
Even people in the GD forum would find that funny