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WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATE

ariff02 — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 15:45:51 +0800

hey guys,

i want to cut, im using ON Gold standard whey protein isolate, there is still fat in it , suggestions on which brands that provide whey protein isolate with 0 fat?

Celcom 3g D'link DWM 652

ariff02 — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 00:10:27 +0800

Broadband provider
ISP/package: Celcom
Location: Lembah Beringin

Personal equipment
D'link DWM 652

Problem details

Problem description: every time when i try to connect, this error 628 will appear "the connection was terminated by the remote computer before it could be completed"

any suggestions what i should do?

Alienware M14x Vs Dell XPS 15z

ariff02 — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 12:43:02 +0800

hello guys,

thinking of getting a lappy , but still cant make up my mind which to choose, whether to buy alienware m14x or a customized dell xps 15z.... i do play games, watch movies , listen to music etc etc , i really want a solid built, after reading some reviews on alienware about heat ( fan gets noisy ), any opinions on these two lappies?

4th subject...

ariff02 — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 10:54:33 +0800

hello there,

seeking some advice on which subject to choose for my AS level, planning to do engineering , planning to do 3 1/2 , first 3 full a levels which is physics, chem , maths, but the 4th subject AS level, cant decide whether to take computing, history ( i love studying history ) , or econs... any advice?

macbook pro , games

ariff02 — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 21:24:48 +0800

hello there,

just want to find out, macbook pro 15-inch: 2.0 GHz will i be able to still play upcoming games like battlefield 3 , mw3 , not only that but games like warcraft 3, CSS , with the tech spec? will i be able to still play LAN with college mates even though they are not using mac ? , not really a heavy gamer , but just to play LAN games with college buddies

chiropractic or physiotherapy?

ariff02 — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 01:04:17 +0800

hey guys,

currently i have lower back pain for quite sometime , i do kickboxing , everytime i deliver a kick it hurts, when i sit up straight it also hurts . went for x ray , doctor said everything is fine prolly muscle problem . so i do not know which to go for , chiro or physio?

a levels or foundation

ariff02 — Mon, 30 May 2011 15:24:55 +0800

hey

I am in a dilemma of choosing colleges. right now i got accepted to do Alevels - Science Stream in KYUEM , planning to do mechanical engineering , but since i know what i want to do which is Mech Eng , i am also considering doing foundation in science at taylors lakeside and then get a degree from UTP/UNITEN. I like KYUEM due to its environment and all but why do PRE U when i know what to do. Listing out pros and cons of both , but stillllll undecided .... any advice please? thankkk youuuu

A levels

ariff02 — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 13:05:50 +0800

hello there ,

what is the difference between A levels that HELP provides and A levels Taylors College provide? im confused, isnt it the same?

regards
ariff02

Sleeping after lunch

ariff02 — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 15:51:36 +0800

Hey,

i am curious, does it accelerate weight gain when you sleep after lunch? i tend to get very sleeep after lunch , i don't eat until my stomach is damn full , small portions. and what are the cons when your digestion slows down?

Unifi- username and pass

ariff02 — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 01:06:48 +0800

hey guys,

i want to log in http://192.168.0.1/ , i logged in admin and "blank" as password , but it says wrong username and pass? anyone know the username and pass?

regards
ham12

edit:
using the router they gave to me , dlink 615

Call of Duty 4

ariff02 — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:53:03 +0800

hey guys,

i have a friend who uses mac and plays cod4 version 1.5... apparently he cant find patch for 1.7... anyone mind sending the link? so that i can play with my friend .... thanks!!

Getting A Driving License

ariff02 — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:32:29 +0800

Hey guys,

I am 17 years old now, thinking of getting a driver's license , but i dont know where to get the undang2, test and all that stuff , i heard from my friends and all some places give packages like rm600,rm7xx and some even rm1000+ , any suggestions where to go to with decent price ? i live near PJ

thanks

History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi

ariff02 — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:27:19 +0800

Hey there,

anyone likes this anime?

comp keeps on and off

ariff02 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:40:50 +0800

hello there ,

i neeed somehelp over here pleasee, i was playing a game and my comp freeze for a really long time , so i press the off button from the switch and turn it back on , but now , the comp is not booting up , its just on-ing and off-ing automatically , what is the problem ?

regards
ariff02

steelseries headset

ariff02 — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 21:00:47 +0800

hey there,

thinking of buying steelseries headset , im confused , whats the diffrence with 4H, 5H v2 (non usb) and siberia ?? which is better interms of sound and comfort

regards
ariff02

Comp gets noisy

ariff02 — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 14:18:31 +0800

Hey,

My problem is , sometimes the fan goes extremely fast making so much noise, but before this it does not make this so much noise, the noise off and on, it gets really anoyying? whats the problem? and and solution?

Regards
ariff02

painting inside case

ariff02 — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:08:50 +0800

hey

i just wanna make a survey on this, do you paint your case interior? to make it nice to go with the led / uv fans? mind posting some pics? thinking of doing it if theres a guide on it

Intel's P55 Chip

ariff02 — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 01:00:59 +0800

QUOTE

Information about Intel's P55 IC chip, scheduled for release in Q3 of 2009 have been made available online.

Also known as "Ibex peak" the Intel P55 Express chipset generally replaces the traditional role of the Southbridge chips the future architecture of Intel. According to information that appeared online at the VR-Zone tech web site, P55 will support Intel's LGA1160 quad-core "Lynnfield" CPU and the dual-core "Havendale" processors. It will offer support for discrete graphics (1x16 or 2x8), and it seems to retain Intel's DMI chip-to-chip interconnect and not the QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) found on the X58 chipset.

Key I/O features include 14 USB 2.0 ports, 8 PCIe 2.0 x1 ports, 6 SATA 3.0Gb/s ports, Gigabit Ethernet and Intel Matrix Storage Technology 9.0 (IMST 9.0) with FIS based port multiplier support on SATA ports.

The P55 is scheduled to be available in third-quarter 2009.

In related news, Intel plans to release five new 35W desktop Core 2 Duo processors before the end of the year. These will include the T9800, Q9000, P9600, T9550 and T8700, with prices staring from $240~$530. The introduction of these new GPUs will allow Intel to reduce pricing for the current top-end Core 2 Duo P8600 processor in the beginning of 2009.

so do you guys still going for nahelem? or you are gonna wait for this babes.....???

Source : Intel P55

EDIT :

Lynnfield and Havendale donâ€™t have their name right now, but Intelâ€™s Ibex Peak have just got its name â€œP55â€³ from Intelâ€™s new roadmap.
Of course, that P55 shows up in the roadmap doesnâ€™t mean P45 is becoming outdated. In November there will be three Core i7 CPU hit the market, but thatâ€™s enthusiast market, We believe that P45 will still be the leader until P55 shows up in third quarter next year.
P55 chipeset will be single chip design, that means there wonâ€™t be any ICH chips anymore. Weâ€™ve already seen this kind of design before, the recently launched MCP7A is one of the many. But Intel is still new will this kind of chip design in mainstream-performance market. Hope the integration wonâ€™t lead to performance loss.
In one of the P55 document Intel saids P55 will be pin capable to other 5 series chipset, this means if manufacturer wants, then a single PCB can support multiple chipsets.
One of the interesting features of P55 chipset is there is a thermal sensor built in, so we can monitor its thermal status like it is a CPU.

P55 specs:
Socket: LGA 1160, Lynnfield and Havendale supported.
PCIe 2.0: Dual graphic card supported, Single card runs with 1Ã—16, dual card run with 2Ã—8.
USB: P55 integrated USB Rate Match Hub, supports as much as 14 USB 2.0 slot.
SATA: 6xSATA 3.0Gb/sï¼ŒWith Intel Matrix Storage Technology 9.0, P55 supports RAID 0/1/5/10.
Till now, we donâ€™t have any good news on P55 supporting USB 3.0. Maybe it is still too early?

QUOTE

2 Responses to â€œIntel P55: What we know so farâ€

â€œP55 chipeset will be single chip design, that means there wonâ€™t be any ICH chips anymore. Weâ€™ve already seen this kind of design before, the recently launched MCP7A is one of the many. But Intel is still new will this kind of chip design in mainstream-performance market.â€

Please notice that the functions of the north bridge (x16 PCI express, memory controller, integrated graphics) are _all_ now on the processor package. Note also that the P55 talks to the processor via DMI. Does this remind you of the current ICH10? It should. The P55 PCH is essentially just the southbridge, which is _already_ a single chip.

Likewise, if you look at the block diagram of Havendale, the dual-core LGA 1160 desktop Nehalem coming next year, the GMCH that carries the IGP, memory controller, DMI link and PCI Express x16 controller is actually a separate die from the processor and uses QuickPath internally on the processor package to communicate with it. Does this remind you of the current G45 MCH? It should, since what you have is an IGP-equipped northbridge talking to the processor die via QuickPath instead of the FSB â€” the functions are the same.

Lynnfield integrates the memory controller, PCI Express x16 controller and DMI link on the same die as the four processor cores, so itâ€™s schematically different from Havendale.

To see what Iâ€™m talking about, see this diagram off PC Watch:

http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2008/0602/kaigai03l.gif

(Source: http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2008/0602/kaigai442.htm)

In particular look at the Lynnfield and Havendale block diagrams at the bottom of the graphic. On the Havendale diagram, the die whose functionality is shown with a green background is effectively the full northbridge, including the memory controller, which is obviously _not_ integrated with the processor die; the dies talk using QuickPath in the same way current Core 2 processors talk to their MCH/GMCH via the FSB.

Similarly, note how all the functionality of the northbridge is now on the processor package, which leaves only the southbridge functionality to be implemented on the Platform Controller Hub (PCH), which is what the P55 is.

Bloomfield, Nehalem-EP and Nehalem-EX are different from the above again, because they do not have the PCI express controller (which is what is â€œnorth of PCIâ€, hence the defining northbridge component). Hence they have their IOH (I/O Hub), the X58 Tylersburg, which functions much the same way as the chipsets on AMDâ€™s K8, K10 and K10.5 platforms do â€” its primary purpose is implementing the PCI Express lanes, and it links to the southbridge much like AMDâ€™s 7Ã—0 chipsets do. It also talks to the processor the same way AMDâ€™s chipsets do, using QuickPath rather than its analogue, HyperTransport.

So, in summary:

* The architecture of Nehalem-EX, Nehalem-EP and Bloomfield (effectively a single-processor version of Nehalem-EP) is like AMDâ€™s K8, K10 and K10.5, with the memory controller integrated on the processor die and the I/O controllers still in a separate northbridge to which it talks via a point-to-point link. Peripherals are on their own I/O Controller Hub (ICH).

* Lynnfieldâ€™s architecture is _unique_ in that it integrates the entire northbridge functionality onto the processor die, including the PCI Express controller. It is the most integrated Nehalem-generation processor that Intel is going to launch. It talks to its southbridge that carries integrated peripherals via DMI. The southbridge is the P55 PCH and similar vPro ?Q-series (Piketown/Piketon) and Viiv ?G-series (Kingscreek) PCH derivatives.

* Havendaleâ€™s _logical_ architecture is analogous to the current Core 2 Duo, in that the processor die only carries the cores and cache; it talks to the memory controller, PCI Express x16 controller and IGP over QuickPath, albeit within the same processor package. The GMCH die on the processor package then talks to the southbridge (P55 et al) via DMI, much like the current P43/P45/G43/G45/Q43/Q45/X48 talk to their ICH9R/ICH10/ICH10R/ICH10DH/ICH10DO via DMI.[QUOTE]

Source : http://en.expreview.com/2008/10/20/intel-p...now-so-far.html

Windows vista...

ariff02 — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 13:02:43 +0800

Hey,

my bro has a prob, he has been using vista trial, then the vista asking for active key, does this stop any programme from working???/

regards ariff02

Blade And Soul

ariff02 — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:57:50 +0800

NCsoft is scheduled to announce its new MMORPG Blade & Soul (namely Project M) on July 31. Blade & Soul is under development by Lineage II development team, and the characters in this oriental style MMORPG are designed by the well-known illustrator HyungTae Kim. It is set in an oriental fantasy world and will use Unreal Engine 3.

Source : http://feature.mmosite.com/content/2008-07...4136040,1.shtml

the graphics seem to be impressive........