So, in short summery, people overclocked their 1156-based CPUs to an extreme level and burnt out the pins on Foxconn manufactured 1156 sockets. The picture shown was from an overclock to 5.19GHz...they tried and got burnt.
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I kind of hate Maxim... but daaaaaamn, I love Grace Park. Want more? See her co-starring alongside John Cho in West 32nd, now available on DVD, and in Battlestar Galactica: The Plan, available on DVD later this month.[/FONT]
How can I determine the fuel economy when the vehicle is stationary? The computer is useless and there are no specs that I can find.
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How can I determine the fuel economy when the vehicle is stationary? The computer is useless and there are no specs that I can find.
The term "vehicle" implies that it must move. If it is always stationary, it no longer is a vehicle.How can I determine the fuel economy when the vehicle is stationary? The computer is useless and there are no specs that I can find.
Fill the tank up and let it run out of gas.
The term "vehicle" implies that it must move. If it is always stationary, it no longer is a vehicle.
My understanding is that most cars burn a gallon of fuel for every half hour that they idle.
Which explains my gas mileage on those trips I make to Westmont.
How can I determine the fuel economy when the vehicle is stationary? The computer is useless and there are no specs that I can find.
My understanding is that most cars burn a gallon of fuel for every half hour that they idle.
Which explains my gas mileage on those trips I make to Westmont.
Tell us the make/model/engine and I'm sure we can come close.
ddrueding said:There are very few cars with such a small displacement around here. The average in the parking lot outside my office right now is about 3-3.5 liters.
Fill the tank up. Run the engine for a set period of time. Fill the tank up again and see how much gas it takes to fill. There's your number.
My understanding is that most cars burn a gallon of fuel for every half hour that they idle.
Which explains my gas mileage on those trips I make to Westmont.
My friend wants to come back again in April if possible, though both coming and going she wound up racing snow in Wyoming (on the first of October), so it may or may not actually happen.
Her drive here took 22 hours, mostly due to bad weather out west.
The best thing for me is that I didn't have any anxiety issues during her visit, which I was very concerned about.
Mostly, though, it went really well.
Where's JTR when you need him?There are very few cars with such a small displacement around here. The average in the parking lot outside my office right now is about 3-3.5 liters.
Have you seen the parking lot at Disneyland
I do 50 in my driveway.
Last December I sat idling on a snow covered highway for 6.5 hours in a Subaru Forrester and we used less than 2 gallons of fuel. The whole trip was 10 hours and the car used ~4 gallons of fuel, which included 120 miles (60 miles leaving and 60 miles going back because of a closed highway) of driving. It's not exact information, but I hope it helps.
BR
Old advice for carburetor vehicles was if you are stopped longer than 5 minutes shut off the engine, but under 5 minutes if you shut it off you actually waste gas because of that choke. Pretty sure that doesn't apply to injected cars now.
Hybrids would do really well in that situation, they all shut off the engine when stopped.
I was curious about Mercutio's amount of posts, so I vidited his profile, while not logged in, and what I saw (and that any guest can see) in the visitor message (the one viewed by default) made me :rofl:
VERY subtle, Greg.
I missed this post on holiday. It's great news that things went well. If you are really interested, get your ass on a plane soon rather than wait until April.