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At 0K everything has the least amount of energy, and thus it does move. AZ is merely the name for the absolute bottom boundary, as the agreed upon laws of physics do not allow particles to have zero energy.
However until someone actually reaches so low it is impossible to tell with 100% accuracy.
There is new particle theory that states motion is not required for that energy to be present... but until I get my own particle accelerator, I can't prove a thing....now there would be an xtreme project :)
hahaha, an OVERCLOCKED particle accererator, we'll give those damn italians a run for their scientists!!!!
(i think the biggest particle accelerator is in italy?that 7km one?)anyway
italians are cool :cool: (haha, i did Latin for 5 years at school, had an italian teacher, soz if anyones offended)
So, in theory, SuperConductors are better that SemiConductors @ 0K. But if we were talking about desktop computer @0-60C temperature, does SuperConductor still give any bonuss opposed to SemiConductor?
not as far as i know......
i think superconductors ONLY work well at veeeeeeeery low temps, but im not sure, heard something about superconductors that are being engineered to work at higher temps.......
A superconductor, depending on the material, might not even conduct electricity at room temperature. It has limited advantages unless in a state of super conduction. Yes, they working to find stuff that'll superconduct at room temp.
Hey,
Just wanna give this an update...I still have the 3.2 CPU that im not using,
as I just bought a 3.4C 30capper and a 560J 775 CPU for dirt cheap.
The 3.4C goes up to 3.8ghz stable aircooled on my IC7-G.
(Im Happy) It boots at 3.99 but freezes in windows.
Havent tried the 775 yet but will soon. Need to decide on a good MB....
I will be posting the 3.2 up for sale, since Im not using it, might as well...if anyone is interested email me as I dont think this is appropriate to discuss sales in this forum.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
I have to agree with Fugger...it is simply an Prescott E0 ES CPU that happens to be fully unlocked (the 14-60x range has been proven as the entire range defined for the Prescott by the Pentium 840 Extreme CPUs, which are also fully unlocked).
Other than that, there's not too much special about it, except the 64 bit ability, which may or may not work. Finding 64 bit i875 drivers may also be an issue...
It's going to be hard to find out the validated speed of the chip (default clock). Most likely it doesn't have one...;)
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Originally Posted by Ugly n Grey
this new theory i think you reffer to is called quantum leep, it's calledquantum leap because it looks like the electrons leeping even though electrons are moving smoothly. (electrons can appear to not be moving or to be leaping) don't quote me cuz i'm not 100 percent sure
Dualcore? 2 x 3 Ghz? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by AD916
The CERN particle accelerator is built 100 meters underground and is a 27Km circe that passes by geneva airport. Half of it is in France and the other half is in Switzerland.
Newer materials enter a superconducting state of 140K. Which would be alot easier to maintain than the older materials which require a few degrees kelvin.