@Skyheart Crispy CPU + Bacon with a hint of delicious Thermal Paste. At first the shards sting a bit, but after that you get the rich aroma of a cool metallic CPU that would make any Chef's mouth water. Who wants the recipe?

If someone would've asked me: "Is encoding (gameplay) videos CPU intensive?" before I tried it myself, I probably would've said: "I don't think so". How wrong I would've been.

Thankfully, VirtualDub allows me to set how much CPU the encoder
'generally' uses, so using Speedfan in combination I can keep a close eye on the temperature. But I definitely need a better heatsink if I want to encode at max speed, because that takes mine up to, much like your original, to a hot 90 degrees.

Another thing that surprised me is that it's also quite hard to find collected knowledge of how to encode HQ videos and how complicated it can be. There are so many codecs out there and so many different programs, it was difficult enough just getting concrete information, rather than simple preferences.

Use VirtualDub! Use Microsoft Encoder! Use Divx! Use the latest Xvid! Make it DVD, VOB, AVI, DivX, XviD, WMV, MPG, MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, DV, FLV.

Thanks for replying, and the advice.

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P.s: Sorry. I couldn't resist. I'm a born fool. I'm pretty sure it won't be a problem as mods can probably delete the entire topic at the click of a button... I hope.

You say that you don't show teeth, but you just did.
(, remember? Haw haw haw.)

Eating and swimming and eating... that sounds very... ambidextrous.

*puts sunglasses on* Wet cookieeeees!

Heck yeah, I'm on a roll today!

Oh, sorry for being random, but I was wrong about the temperature being 5°C for the rest of the week! It went as far as 8°C now!! I think I'll go to the beach now. brb.

And he's ranting about Mehrunes's Razor! My little treasure! My dragon-slaying kitchen knife! My own little hidden blade! That quest is super easy!

Anyway, you shouldn't let a random ranting dude **** you off. I mean, who the fleck cares what he thinks? If you like the game and he doesn't, then so be it. If he's too... dimwitted to find his way around a small mountain, then so be it!

Try not to finish them too quickly.

Revelations and Skyrim are definitely my favorites.

They did drive you back from the Mac to the performance, I hope?

Quite a difference in temperature here. It's never too hot (not counting the heatwaves once every 1-2 years.) but usually too cold.
5°C right now, and it will probably be for the rest of the week. Hard to notice while indoors, of course.

Anyhow, have fun in your holidays.

When at school, I don't say much... well, anything. I'm usually caught up in my books. So when I have to do something trivial like standing in front of the class I start shaking, and I can't control it. It doesn't bother me much because if you try to socialize by moving your hands around (in a normal manner) and change pose every so now and then, it becomes a little harder to notice.
The difference is that I do worry about what might go wrong, but I couldn't care much less about the shaking and their opinion doesn't matter to me. Quite a strange circle, no?

Are you easily embarrased? Worried about what the class might think?
People who don't give a small mammal's behind usually don't have this, or so I've observed. That's why some people are so popular, all because they're confident and simply aren't worried about what-if's.

I might be completely wrong here, as I'm only sharing my limited experiences.