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Thanks for the replies, everyone. Sorry that I didn't response earlier, I work two jobs. No, my insurance doesn't pay for it. They recently took out entire sections of hearing related coverage -- the only reason they'll cover anything related to the ear is that if it threatens my lifestyle or...

I got in contact with them. They confirmed that it'll be one box, containing 10 packs, and each pack will contain 6 batteries. So in total, 60 batteries. Thanks for the confirmation! Before I order from this site, would you recommend this one? Yes, the reason why I wanted to order online...

Well, I'm down to my last hearing aid batteries, and I would like to buy one pack/bulk batteries to last me another few months. Thing is, this is my first time buying batteries on my own (previously, my audiologist bought the pack on my behalf, but as I have moved to a different city, I no...

Both of my HA broke down after 5 years, so I need to get new ones. My insurance -- medi-cal -- will pay for it. The thing is, last time I got my hearing aids in my country from my audiologist, so I don't know any HA vendors in USA that accept medi-cal. My audiologist works in UCLA Audiologist...

GTX465 and GTX460 are not the same card at all. They're not even in the same architecture. 465 is a failed 470 based on GT100 arch, 460 is on the new GT104 arch, and as such, destroys the 465. It is unusual that OP doesn't want to spend much money but lists one of the most expensive processor...

Bench wPrime Today - EXTREME Overclocking Forums Check out the 4 thread 32M section. You'll see that my i3 entry is nearly at the bottom -- despite having a huge clock speed advantage, it loses out to every single quadcore because it's still a dualcore. Again, because it is a dualcore...

No, it does work. hwbot, on other hand, doesn't accept wprime 2.04. That's why I stick with wprime 1.55 -- hwbot accepts that one.

What does that have anything to do with anything? I'm honestly confused. I just tried it now at my daily overclock (3.8ghz, stock volts) and saw no difference.

Correct. It's probably more accurate to say that the i3 is essentially a half i5-750 in the fact that it has roughly the same clock speed and clock efficiency, but it doesn't have the same memory controller as the i5 750. In fact, the i3 memory controller is worse than the i5 due to various...

That's because the i3 is still a dual core. HT is not a replacement for true cores. Even if I did get that 2.04 wprime, it still wouldn't matter much.

Badaboom!

What is that? WHat is their purpose? Obviously I haven't gone there because I don't know what it is to begin with. Just curious.

Ancient? No, it's a new series. You know how Intel typically offers locked processors and unlocked processors at some exorbitant prices -- you know them as Extreme Edition processors. i7-980x is a EE processor, meaning it's multi-unlocked, but it also goes for $1000. It's excellent for...

If you are talking about the K-series processors -- then yes, they offer "overclockable" processors, but by the same token, they will only cover the warranty for those processors at stock speed, not overclocked. They will not guarantee if that i5-665k can hit 4.5Ghz. Read it in the license...

To whom are you responding to? I've already said that this is from the s1156 foxconn socket fiasco, and these pictures came from this thread specifically. You say that people risk their components when overclocking. This is true. The difference between your statement and that picture is the...

You mean, you will buy it. 6000 series isn't out yet.... lol

hurr durr

MSE, Avira, Avast! are good free sources for AV.

AMD fusion (the hardware, not the software) is AMD's attempt at combining CPU and GPU onto one chip, resulting in lower power draw and heat, but offering similar performance to discrete chips. Best used on laptops.

I think that's actually a AMD Fusion thing for their netbook/laptop lineups.