Dicehunter
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Nice, Always love Alphacools stuff, My favourite watercooling manufacturer 

Following the delay of Skylake processors, Intel's next-generation Kaby Lake processors, which were originally scheduled for early 2016, reportedly will be pushed back until September 2016 for the consumer version and January 2017 for the enterprise one. With Intel's frequent adjustments in its processor roadmap, notebook ODMs are seeing vendors' request for quotation (RFQ) process being delayed by 3-6 months.
Intel is currently planning to launch its 14nm Skylake processors for desktops in August and for notebooks in the fourth quarter. Intel's Cannonlake processors, which were originally planned to directly succeed Skylake in 2016, have been postponed and Intel has inserted the 14nm Kaby Lake platform between them as a buffer.
With the enterprise version of Kaby Lake processors being postponed to 2017, most notebook brand vendors' RFQ processes, which are usually in May-July, have been delayed by 3-6 months. Dell's RFQ process for its Kaby Lake-based enterprise notebooks is expected to start in January 2016.
As for the consumer version of Kaby Lake, most brand vendors' RFQ processes are expected to start between July-October 2015.
Wish I could even get a Fury X so I could put that block on it.. out of stock everywhere except on the bay but they charge over a $200 premium..
Bundle *Alert*
Humble Bundle are pretty much giving Arma II away at these prices! Grab the whole package now for as little as £2.75 :O
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Is Arma worth playing i thinking about buying it.
It is if you like taking your time in a mission and simmy type of gameplay.
Personally I couldn't get into it but each to their own![]()
TBH the only reason why i'm thinking about it is cause of Humble Bundle atm :lol:
It's only a fiver for all of it so it worth it![]()
We were warned, but AMD's second-quarter results were still a shocking bloodbath, with revenue that missed analysts' estimates and came in even lower than the chipmaker's own revised guidance.
Last week, we were cautioned to expect AMD's revenue for the period ending on June 27 to be down 8 per cent sequentially, contrary to earlier guidance that it would be flat. The actually figure was $942m, an 8.5 per cent sequential decline and a vertiginous 34.6 per cent drop from the same period a year ago.
Not surprisingly, the company's net loss widened once again. A year ago, its quarterly loss was $36m. In this year's Q1 it lost $180m. This quarter, Q2, it managed to lose $181m, which was 403 per cent worse than last year's quarter.
Looks like AMD didn't hit the revised "Loss" levels that they thought they would and actually lost more than they predicted.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/16/amd_q2_2015_results_bloodbath/
Hopefully AMD can get this sorted soon as a market without AMD could be bad for all of us.