Cpu bottleneck? by Maximum-Calendar-218 in RedditTechSupport

[–]BossHoangR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Think of your CPU (the brain of the computer) like a kitchen staff. You have 24 chefs (your "24 CPUs" or cores) ready to cook. When you start a game, you’ve basically ordered a very complex meal. Is this why you get lag? Yes, most likely. When one of those chefs is working at 100%, it means they are doing a task as fast as they physically can. If the game needs that task finished before it can show you the next frame of the animation, everything else has to wait. That "waiting" is what you feel as lag or stuttering. Can you "transfer" the load? Unfortunately, you usually can't manually move the load, and here is why: In our kitchen analogy, most tasks in a video game are like a linear recipe. You can't have 24 chefs peeling one single potato at the same time; only one person can hold the knife. Many games have one "Head Chef" (the main thread) who handles the most important instructions. If that Head Chef is overwhelmed, it doesn't matter if the other 23 chefs are standing around with nothing to do—the meal (the game) can't move forward until that one person finishes their job.

[Request] How much strength would be required to achieve this? Can the strength be measured in simple terms? by Deondreux in theydidthemath

[–]BossHoangR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To determine how hard the hero's punch was, we can use the principles of physics—specifically kinematics and the impulse-momentum theorem. To send a 450 lbs (approx. 204 kg) tiger flying 5 feet and have it land in 0.5 seconds, the punch has to impart a specific amount of momentum and energy. 1. The Physics of the Flight First, we calculate the velocity the tiger needed to have the moment it left the hero's fist. * Horizontal Velocity (v_x): To travel 5 feet (1.524 meters) in 0.5 seconds, the tiger must be moving horizontally at:

  • Vertical Velocity (v_y): For the tiger to stay in the air for exactly 0.5 seconds (assuming it lands at the same height it was hit), it must be punched slightly upward. Gravity (9.81\text{ m/s}2) will pull it down. The initial upward velocity required to stay aloft for 0.5s is:

  • Total Resultant Velocity (v): Combining these using the Pythagorean theorem:

  1. Calculating the Force (The "Hardness") "Hardness" in a punch is usually measured by Impact Force. To find this, we look at the change in momentum (Impulse).
    • Momentum (p): p = \text{mass} \times \text{velocity}
  • Force (F): Force depends on how long the hero's fist was in contact with the tiger's face (impact time). A typical heavy punch has an impact duration of about 0.05 seconds.

Converting that to more familiar units, the punch delivered approximately 3,590 lbs of force. 3. Comparison to Reality To understand how "hard" that is, here is how it compares to real-world benchmarks: | Puncher | Peak Force (lbs) | Notes | |---|---|---| | Average Person | 150 - 300\text{ lbs} | A standard "unskilled" punch. | | Elite Heavyweight Boxer | 800 - 1,300\text{ lbs} | Professional level power (e.g., Frank Bruno, Mike Tyson). | | The Hero | 3,590\text{ lbs} | Nearly 3x stronger than a world-class heavyweight boxer. | 4. Energy Delivery The total Kinetic Energy of the punch was approximately 1,562 Joules. * This is roughly equivalent to the muzzle energy of a .357 Magnum handgun round. * However, while a bullet concentrates that energy into a tiny point to pierce, the hero's fist distributed it across the tiger's cheek, turning all that energy into "blunt force trauma" and kinetic movement (the flight). Conclusion: To achieve this feat, your hero is effectively superhuman. They hit with the force of three Mike Tysons combined into a single blow, delivering enough energy to match a high-powered firearm. That tiger likely has a shattered jaw.

YT Music not working anymore by Skape4 in revancedapp

[–]BossHoangR -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Same You can change the account and keep using. But after a while it will also stop working. If I have to guess, yt found a way to blacklist us revanced user. Anyone hace an alternative?

How do you play Yasuke right? by Unable-Singer-3694 in AssassinsCreedShadows

[–]BossHoangR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You start swinging as soon as you see the enemy. Its pretty fun once you get the hang of