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Yes that is correct. In the future PC developers have let on that the recent increase in technology will result in a small nuclear reacter to power your PC to keep up with rate of improvement. Apparently in a decades time this will be needed as there will need to be more power needed or something....
What a load of Chernoble... a PC with a nuclear reacor. Not only is the idea insane but there is no way people would accept this or something... I dunno :D
Just thought it was worth mentioning... Future of Gaming an all that.
What a load of Chernoble... a PC with a nuclear reacor. Not only is the idea insane but there is no way people would accept this or something... I dunno :D
Just thought it was worth mentioning... Future of Gaming an all that.
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LOL yea!!!
We watched that in RE a couple of days ago!! If you are wondering, why we are watching Simpsons in an RE class when it has nothing to do with Religion at all, are teacher walked out coz we were being to noisy and callin her names, so we put the video in!!
We watched that in RE a couple of days ago!! If you are wondering, why we are watching Simpsons in an RE class when it has nothing to do with Religion at all, are teacher walked out coz we were being to noisy and callin her names, so we put the video in!!
Weird wonder wrote:
> Yeah! Neat idea, so neat I think I'll keep it up the top of the
> forum for others to see.
A nuclear Reactor in my P.C. Hey
> have you ever seen that Simpsons episode where Homer gets really fat
> and works at home using the computer.
Yes
> Yeah! Neat idea, so neat I think I'll keep it up the top of the
> forum for others to see.
A nuclear Reactor in my P.C. Hey
> have you ever seen that Simpsons episode where Homer gets really fat
> and works at home using the computer.
Yes
Yeah! Neat idea, so neat I think I'll keep it up the top of the forum for others to see.
A nuclear Reactor in my P.C. Hey have you ever seen that Simpsons episode where Homer gets really fat and works at home using the computer.
A nuclear Reactor in my P.C. Hey have you ever seen that Simpsons episode where Homer gets really fat and works at home using the computer.
I don't know, it's just true (I think). Ask Bonus.
Turbonutter wrote:
> Thanks.
I was under the impression that the best processors take
> the least power.
how does that work?
;p
> Thanks.
I was under the impression that the best processors take
> the least power.
how does that work?
;p
It's called "activation energy".
Fusion can be done 'well' in an uncontrolled situation, eg that little explosive that got dropped on Hiroshima. Gives out a lot of enegy.
Not in a controlled situation though. Requires to much energy to get started.
Not in a controlled situation though. Requires to much energy to get started.
Um that's a good idea, but it might been dangerous if you were playing C and C!
Thanks.
I was under the impression that the best processors take the least power.
I was under the impression that the best processors take the least power.
A Nuclear Reactor in your pc, what about the people who are obsessed with messing around with their pc’s but never quite manage to do it right, yes that’s correct, they would set off a nuclear reactor, meaning radiation poisoning for all. Maybe they might just want to rethink that idea.
Good job TBN on winning GAD, i enjoyed that post.
Good job TBN on winning GAD, i enjoyed that post.
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