Passively Cooling A Radeon RX 480 Polaris GPU

[pal666]

False. The U.S. uses Fahrenheit as its official temperature unit.

true, i quoted wiki regarding scientists

[pal666]

You mean Kelvin, right?

i can live with that

[nomadewolf]

If you don't game, i guess this cooler is ok.

[DanL]

true, i quoted wiki regarding scientists

bridgman and I were referring to the U.S. government. You were obviously talking about something different (or redefining the phrase "standard in that country").

[pal666]

bridgman and I were referring to the U.S. government. You were obviously talking about something different (or redefining the phrase "standard in that country").

what us government has to do with phoronix? which it apparently doesn't have to do with scientists? you and bridgman were referring to weather forecasts

[DanL]

what us government has to do with phoronix? which it apparently doesn't have to do with scientists? you and bridgman were referring to weather forecasts

1. Michael lives in America, where F is the official standard, and is used far more than C in everyday life. Devices such as the one Michael used as well as others (like ovens and thermostats) default to or use F exclusively.
2. Weather forecasts are scientific, unless you want to redefine the word science while you're desperately trying to erase the fact that you're wrong.

Feel free to continue to necrobump this every two weeks and grasp at straws though. It's very amusing.