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[WTS] PS4 God of War

Silpheed — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 10:43:22 +0800

Item(s): PS4 God of War (2018)

Package includes: Original packaging and content, DLC code still redeemable

Price: SOLD

Dealing method: COD or postage

Location: Kuching (Sarawak)

Contact method/details: PM
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Item(s) conditions: Used, mint condition

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[WTS] Barrow G1/4 Fittings for WC; Radiator

Silpheed — Mon, 13 Apr 2015 16:46:55 +0800

Item(s): 120mm Radiator, and Stainless Steel External Radiator Brackets

Package includes:

Price:
2) 1x Stainless Steel External Radiator Mounting Brackets (for radiator fitting 120mm fans) RM 70
3) 1x Single 120mm (145 x 120 x 24) Full Copper Radiator (Used, w/mounting screws) RM 70

Dealing method:Cash on Delivery; by Post

Location of seller: Kuching

Contact method/details: PM

Age of item: Item 1 & 2 are brand new; Item 3 is used, no leaking.

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Barrow 90° Rotary Adaptor

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Stainless Steel External Radiator Mounting Brackets

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Single 120mm Full Copper Radiator

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Intel i7 4790K overheating on watercooled?

Silpheed — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 17:27:53 +0800

I've just recently built a custom WC for i7 4790K on Asus Z97 system. The WC loop cools both the CPU and GPU. Now here is the issue:

- For CPU, the idle temp was around 35c, but whenever I tried to run Prime95 28.5 small FFT test, the CPU would go over 90c in split seconds. Blend mode was slightly better but still hovers around 80c. XTU stress test was around 70c.
- For GPU, the idle temp was also around 35c, and never went above 70c while running GPU benchmark software like 3D Mark.
- An hour of gaming (Wolfenstein New Order) the CPU and GPU also never went above 70c (pump @30%, rad fans @800rpm)
Note: Ambient temperature is 29c; EK WB blocks; 360rad; 18W DDC PWM (@100% for benchmark/testing).

Anyone with 4790K encountered this heat issue? What is the temperature they get from running Prime95 28.5 (small FFT & Blend) regardless it is air- or water-cooled?

[WTA] Tracing stolen phones via IMEI

Silpheed — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 23:15:10 +0800

As title, is it possible for Malaysia telco to trace or block stolen phones via IMEI since it's unique?

Seamonkey issue

Silpheed — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 17:38:22 +0800

I can't seem to enable "Kopitiam" browsing style with Seamonkey, thus getting the following (simplified) forum style:

It was fine this morning. Any idea?

Malaysia BB is rated as "below needs for today"

Silpheed — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:36:47 +0800

A study looking at the quality of broadband across 66 countries worldwide has found that only nine countries are ready for future demand, with two-thirds meeting the criteria for today's requirements only. The study placed each country into one of four groups according to network speed and penetration.

The study, which was conducted for Cisco by Oxford University's Said Business School and the University of Oviedo's Department of Applied Economics, found that countries such as Korea, Latvia, Bulgaria and Denmark are better prepared for future Internet use than most of Europe and the United States.

Researchers looked at how fit countries were to cope with the demands of today's users by looking at a set of applications consumers are likely to use today, such as video streaming and photo sharing, as well as future applications, such as watching high-definition video.

The research was based on speed tests done via speedtest.net, which were combined with the broadband penetration for each of the countries studied. Cisco's communication manager, Joanne Hughes, believes this gives better results than other studies.

"Most studies are based just on broadband penetration or, if they look at speed they look at advertised speeds rather than real speeds," she said. "We wanted to look at the issue of broadband quality which is vital as new applications come along."

The average download speed globally was found to be 4.75Mbps, with an average upload speed of 1.3Mbps. The results of the study are as follows:

Countries "ready for tomorrow": Korea, Japan, Sweden, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Netherlands, Romania and Denmark.
Countries "comfortable for today": Switzerland, Czech Republic, Norway, United States, Slovakia, Portugal, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Russia, Belgium, Slovenia, Taiwan, Austria and Hong Kong.
Countries "meeting needs for today": Iceland, Estonia, Greece, Singapore, Canada, UK, Australia, Spain, Poland, New Zealand, Ukraine, Turkey, Ireland and Italy.
Countries "below needs for today": Malta, Luxembourg, Chile, China, Qatar, Brazil, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, Cyprus, Costa Rica, Bahrain, Thailand, Tunisia, Mexico, Philippines, UAE, Malaysia, Pakistan, Colombia, Morocco, Vietnam, South Africa and Indonesia.

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