Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
Do I need to overclock it beyond the specs, or this require a x86?
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Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
An eggsellsant question. Have I cracked the answer here?
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Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
Just compile the emulator for PowerPC and you'll be able to cook Thanksgiving Dinner.
Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
On 5/17/2020 at 4:50 PM, SlithyMatt said:
Just compile the emulator for PowerPC and you'll be able to cook Thanksgiving Dinner.
You could also try compiling it on a "Prescott" Pentium 4 for extra flavor.
Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
On 5/17/2020 at 11:42 AM, Perifractic said:
An eggsellsant question. Have I cracked the answer here?
Surely, you're yolking. The 6502 barely gets above room temperature. It's the VIC and SID chips that used to get so hot on vintage machines.....
Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
To heck with the eggs, I want to know how fast it'll crank out work units for Folding@Home!
-Kevin
Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
2 minutes ago, troj said:
To heck with the eggs, I want to know how fast it'll crank out work units for Folding@Home!
-Kevin
I'd say about 4 a minute....
Can I cook eggs on the CPU?
4 minutes ago, troj said:
To heck with the eggs, I want to know how fast it'll crank out work units for Folding@Home!
-Kevin
Looks like maybe 4 folds a minute.....