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LBPHacker 31st Jul 2016

Sure. It's a bit messy though. Although Schmolendevice is the one to ask when it comes to multicore computing, I can tell you that it's pointless to have multiple cores when what you're doing cannot actually be done on multiple cores (ie. the task is not parallelizable). Adding up 6, 2 and 8 is not really parallelizable, since you need the result of the first addition to get started with the second. Adding up 6, 2, 8 and 7, on the other hand, can still be done in two additions' worth of time.
QuanTech 31st Jul 2016

would it be possible to make a dual-core 120Hz processor?
camdood45 30th Jul 2016

VERY cool +1
QuanTech 30th Jul 2016

+LBPHacker too many :(
LBPHacker 30th Jul 2016

Also ... I keep looking through my favourites ... Just how many 60Hz comments have you dropped?
LBPHacker 30th Jul 2016

Make what happen? Make DRAY copy air? Set its .tmp to the amount of particles you want to copy, set .tmp2 to the distance between the source and destination area, spark it through PSCN, that's all there is to it.
QuanTech 29th Jul 2016

+LBPHacker lel,i still dunno how to make that happen...
LBPHacker 29th Jul 2016

Nope, it just copies air. DRAY sparked by PSCN copies exactly what it sees. If it sees air, it copies air.
QuanTech 23rd Jul 2016

in the ROM, i see that the DRAY duplicates one of the columns in the ROM, but how does it erase that column? Does it use a specific ctype of DRAY?
djies 22nd Jul 2016

thx, i finally get it.

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