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Cathar · 08-23-2005, 08:41 PM

I see what's going on now.

Fairly obvious that this guy subscribes to the singular instance model.

As in, "If I can find a single scenario whereby one thing (aluminium) is better than something else (copper), then this automatically means that such is true for ALL scenarios".

This attitude is somewhat comparitive to standing over a bare die cpu and pouring water over the bare CPU die with a garden hose while the computer was on, and as the water consequentially destroyed the computer, then declaring that water-cooling was inferior to a passively cooled aluminium heatsink atop a P4 that was thermally throttling itself to 5% performance.

08-23-2005, 08:41 PM	#29
Cathar Thermophile Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 2,538	I see what's going on now. Fairly obvious that this guy subscribes to the singular instance model. As in, "If I can find a single scenario whereby one thing (aluminium) is better than something else (copper), then this automatically means that such is true for ALL scenarios". This attitude is somewhat comparitive to standing over a bare die cpu and pouring water over the bare CPU die with a garden hose while the computer was on, and as the water consequentially destroyed the computer, then declaring that water-cooling was inferior to a passively cooled aluminium heatsink atop a P4 that was thermally throttling itself to 5% performance.