But is anyone living in it that is the real question

It's not random there's literally a standard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEMA_connector

Yeah, absolutely mind blowing to be able to click on a link and it just loaded instead of taking minutes. It was like switching to a SSD for the first time but 1000x more insane. The world at my fingertips INSTANTLY.

Mario 64 was my biggest mind blowing experience graphically. Grand Theft Auto in 3D was a generational leap as well that I haven't really experienced since.

https://www.cpubenchmark.net

Everything you need

3080 LHR can't mine crypto for shit lol.

No. You need twice the labor to retrofit everything else.

There are spaces within the concrete walls for insulation and utilities. They may not drywall the inside. Parge coat it and spray it with a concrete sealer, then either paint or install prefab panels, tiles, stone veneer, shiplap, etc.

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Sure, bc you weren’t mining crypto

Just 3D print a cave and live in that.

15A * 120v = 1800 watts bubba. You ain’t trippin shit at “1400+”

I was only able to achieve a stable 4.8 GHz on my 2600k (with custom water cooling at that), but was rock solid at 4.8 GHz even when running stress tests for days at a time. I did get it up to 5.0 GHz, but it'd blue screen after just a few minutes. lol

Or Chrome with three tabs.

> 6ghz is twice as fast as 3ghz > > 3ghz is three thousand times as fast as 1mhz. > > s

2/3000=0.00066…

0.00066…*2=0.00133…

6+0.00133…=6.00133…

All I can say is I hope we don’t keep the same pace slowing down.

Sounds suspect, even my 13600K goes up to 230+ watts under P95, according to hwmon.

Not always. You can get folks that realize they can leverage an advantage based on their efficiency to make a lot more by producing at a discount but at greater volume which tends to put a whole lot of pressure on their competition. Whole lot of ways those sort of economics can play out. And no reason that the model that has always occurred for housing stays the same with improved tech.

Apple can't keep their screens working now. The coating has delaminated off on every Mac I've ever owned. Can't wait to see what their touch screens are like 😏

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A knee-jerk reaction to perceived American exceptionalism? I didn't even say our way was better, but most people don't understand nuance if it isn't spoon-fed to them.

Please review sig figs. You are assuming 1mhz is 0 in this scenario.

Now we are getting somewhere. I like where your heads at.

While you are inherently correct circuits are engineered to run at 80% capacity. Check out the 80% rated breaker rule.

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honestly, if we could make this a thing, why buy a 2000 home heater, when you can just buy a top of the line PC, and pipe it through your house.

Same, wish I saved all the coin from ltcrabbit.