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Egypt has been the go-between in many previous Israeli-Palestinian disputes. But while longtime Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak was hostile to Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist movement that rules Gaza, Morsy's Muslim Brotherhood is the group's political cousin. And although Morsy leads a population with deep historical sympathy for the Palestinians, he has pledged to maintain Egypt's peace treaty with Israel.
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The SSRC also received help from Fire Chief Craig Pedercini and Director of Public Works Tim Kaiser.
"The fact that people were being so gracious and helpful was amazing," Patton said.
The site has a long history since the Wampanaug Inn and Bath House was built in 1907. When the property was placed on the market, a group of residents hoping to save the historic site founded a fundraising campaign to raise the $550,000 needed for purchase.
Over 300 people gave donations, ranging from $5 from residents at Sweetwood Assisted Living in Williamstown to a $100,000 donation from SSRC Trustee Josiah Low and his wife, Penny, both of Williamstown.
The newly incorporated non-profit took over the property last Monday, Patton said, and intends to keep membership rates affordable for families.
Williamstown residents Joan Jones and Kathy Hughes were both enjoying the pool Monday with their children.
"We were saying earlier that our summer has just begun, because Sand Springs' pool is open," Hughes said. "I can sit here and chat with my friends, and my kids are completely entertained."
A snack bar with healthy food options, lifeguards and a swim academy will all be staples this summer, Patton said.
Patton said she and other members hope SSRC will become an important "third place" in the community, where people can socialize and even host events.
"You have your home, your workplace, but where's that third place' where you go and mingle with the community and see people?," she said.
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Thu, Sep 24, 2009 | 21:57 BST
GDC Austin 2009 declared a success, 2010 event confirmed
GDC Austin 2009 has been declared a success with 2,650 attending, 130 lectures, panels, keynotes, and roundtable discussions, presented by 230 industry speakers with 80 participating exhibitors and sponsors.
The event's organizers have also confirmed that it will be back for the eighth consecutive year in 2010.
"GDC Austin was a success both in terms of the turnout and the quality of the discussions led by our talented speakers and panelists," says Izora de Lillard, GDC Austin event director. " The advisory board and the entire GDC Austin team is especially proud of the expertise and quality of content we secured this year.
"We are already looking forward to the new trends and new content we will be exploring next year."
Full thing through the break.
Mon, Sep 21, 2009 | 19:01 BST
Turbine's console MMO has cost $20 million so far
Turbine's in-development console MMO has cost $20 million thus far, the studios' project development VP Craig Alexander has told GDC Austin.
The exec also hinted that the game will be free-to-play – an increasingly common model in the MMO market.
A release is expected in 2011.
No one outside the company knows what the game is, but a console version of LotRO has been heavily rumoured previously.
More on MCV.
Sat, Sep 19, 2009 | 22:57 BST
Weekly MMO round up: WoW's Pirate Day, Aion provides a server listing, EVE is everywhere
Loads of news this week in MMO land, kiddos.
Massively is giving away Beta keys to Star Trek Online, Aion dropped GameGuard and launched its first server, Pirates are everywhere, and Sony is giving you double station cash this weekend.
There is also news concerning Champions Online, EVE, Guild Wars 2, EverQuest, Warhammer, Runes of Magic, and loads of other stuff you can find here instead of searching everywhere.
It's all past the break.
Sat, Sep 19, 2009 | 20:14 BST
GDC Austin: Turbine boss says MMOs will "revolutionize" consoles
Craig Alexander, Turbine's VP of product development, spoke today at a panel during GDC Austin called "MMOs to Consoles", saying that the fifth generation of MMOs will be on consoles and even called it a "superior" platform.
"It's the 360 and the PS3 where we really finally have the hardware and the storage capacity to develop what we consider more traditional MMOs with lots of content," he said. "The hardware in the Wii more closely resembles the previous generation than the current one. It's just not there yet."
To point out the development steps, he provided slides showing the process – and told attendees that from a developer's standpoint, working on PS3 was harder than 360, so start with PS3 and go from there.
Here's why:
- The Blu-ray drive on the PS3 is actually slower in seek and access time than the DVD drive on the Xbox 360. Once the Blu-ray gets up to speed, it can handle large amount of data. Just not in seeking and accessing, which is a pain for streaming when you're playing something like an MMO.
- The memory architecture is different. When you're dealing with main memory, you work with "256ish MB" on the PS3 vs "512ish MB" on the 360.
- The tools aren't as friendly on the PS3. That includes the performance monitor tools, the debugger tools … everything.
- Migrating a project from the Xbox 360 to the PS3 is much harder than moving from the PS3 to the 360.
Alexander feels that since it took MMOs ten years to mature on PC, MMOs will "revolutionize the console in the same way they helped grow the PC."
Full thing through Joystiq.
Sat, Sep 19, 2009 | 15:42 BST
GDC Austin: BioWare talks about the challenge of having a big team
During his keynote at GDC Austin, BioWare technical director Bill Dalton chatted about how "interdependencies can lead to problems in development on games", and used The Old Republic MMO as an example, reports Gamasutra.
These "interdependencies" can lead to issues where the team gets frantic trying to do too much at once, and you just have to relax and realize that "things that are important early on in the project may not be important later on."
"For any game these days, we have very large teams," he said. "For MMOs, in particular, we have a lot of stuff going on. Everything everybody does is challenging. Producing the art, source code… So what do we do? I think it helps to understand what the different customers you have, as a technical worker on the game, are.
"It's great in the early days to run wild and free. You need to avoid getting panic-stricken over the fact that you're not generating game content, however, at some point, you really do need to say 'This is it, this is how the game's going to get delivered and we can't be messing around with that stuff anymore'."
Dalton showed case studies from the development of the game to demonstrate his problem-solving methodology when managing large teams, and if you are interested in how things work from a development standpoint on an MMO, it's a rather interesting read.
Hit the link.
Fri, Sep 18, 2009 | 20:57 BST
Turbine confirms console MMO in the works for PS3 and 360
Turbine's Craig Alexander confirmed during his keynote at GDC Austin that the firm is currently at work on a console MMO.
The VP of project development revealed that it has been in-house for a year and a half and the staff is working to release it on PS3 and Xbox 360.
There are also plans to develop one for Wii in the future.
So far, over 20 million dollars has been spent on the title, and while still mum on what exactly it entails, the targeted release date is early 2011.
During his speech, Alexander stated his opinion on console MMOs, and went so far as to claim PC versions of the genre will be surpassed by the console versions.
Thanks, Massively.
Thu, Sep 17, 2009 | 23:13 BST
GDC Austin: Mythic admits mistakes with Warhammer Online
During his keynote at GDC Austin, Warhammer Online executive producer Jeff Hickman spoke to attendees about three of the major mistakes Mythic made with the MMO.
These mistakes being challenging play, the lack of economy, and the fact that the game was so easy that social tools were made irrelevant.
"There's a big difference between easy play and ease of use," he said. "One of the lessons that we thought we learned from ourselves and other games, was that it's important to have ease of use, and it's also important to hit the right balance between easy gameplay, challenging gameplay, and too difficult. We thought we hit that, but Warhammer, in PVE, in the beginning, is too easy. It doesn't make you thrilled to do it.
[As for] our economy… we just missed the mark. If you look at the reasoning behind the economy, you'll see things like, 'Hey, we're not going to let gold farmers in our game.' 'We're going to try to make sure we have controlled inflation.' We had all the best reasons in our game, but what it caused us to do was build a game where economy is not important enough.
"Economy brings people together."
There's loads more from his talk over on Gamasutra.
Thu, Sep 17, 2009 | 22:23 BST
GDC Austin: Blizzard reveals its canceled squad-based sci-fi game Nomad
During J. Allen Brack and Frank Pearce's keynote at GDC Austin, the Blizzard guys revealed its canceled suqad-based sci-fi title, Nomad.
Apparently, some ten years or so ago, Blizzard put loads of hours and tons of work into it, but then decided to scrap it and go straight into work on WoW.
Joystiq has what little information there is on the title along with some artwork.
You should go have a look.
Thu, Sep 17, 2009 | 20:07 BST
GDC Austin: WoW needs 20K systems and over 4600 staffers to stay up
During a keynote delivered at GDC Austin, Blizzard's J. Allen Brack and Frank Pearce dropped some numbers regarding what it takes on a daily basis to keep World of Warcraft running.
The game needs 20,000 computer systems, 13,250 server blades, 75,000 CPU cores, 1.3 petabytes of storage, and over 4600 staffers to keep it going.
"Operating an online game is about more than just game development," said Pearce. "World of Warcraft has completely changed the organization".
And then some – the game has 7,650 quests, 70,000 spells, 40,000 NPCs, 1.5 million assets, and 5.5 million lines of code.
For more astonishing numbers, Gamasutra has the full thing, and and so does Gamespot.
Wed, Sep 16, 2009 | 22:15 BST
Free Realms to hit PS3 during middle of 2010, likely to have Eye support
During the Q&A session following John Smedley's keynote at GDC Austin, the SOE president informed attendees that Free Realms should land on PS3 sometime during the middle of 2010 and may also support the PS Eye.
"It's next year sometime, toward the middle of the year," he said. "For the PlayStation 3 version, it's very likely that the Eye is going to be something we support."
More through Joystiq.
Wed, Sep 16, 2009 | 21:29 BST
Free Realms officially hits the 5 million users mark
Free Realms has officially hit the five million users mark, according to SOE's John Smedley.
Speaking during GDC Austin, Smedley revealed the number during his keynote.
The free-to-play MMO has been live since April 28, and back in July Smedley told Gamasutra that the game was close to the five million account mark then.
Looks like it finally made it.
More through Massively.
Wed, Aug 12, 2009 | 15:43 BST
More speakers for GDC Austin announced
GDC Austin takes place September 15-18, and you already know that Blizzard and Sony Online will be there, but so will others.
Here's a list of the recently announced speakers and what they will be discussing:
- Craig Alexander , VP, Product Development, Turbine: MMOs to Consoles – Challenges, Opportunities and Emerging Trends
- Brandon Barber, VP Marketing, Zynga: What Are The Stickiest Design Models and How Are They Monetized?
- Bill Dalton, Technical Director, BioWare Austin: Come and See the Elephant – Challenges Encountered Growing an MMO
- Raph Koster, President, Metaplace: Games are Math: 10 Core Mechanics That Drive Compelling Gameplay
- Jeffrey Kesselman, Chief Technology Officer, Rebel Monkey: The Monkey Wrench: Design and Architecture of an Online Environment
- Jesse Schell, Faculty, ETC Carnegie Mellon, CEO, Schell Games, Laralyn McWilliams, Creative Director, Sony Online Entertainment, Matthew Schwartz, Senior Designer, Cartoon Network: Reaching A New Demographic: Kids AND Their Parents
- Craig Sherman, CEO, Gaia Online: Next Phase of Casual Games: How to Make the Free-To-Play Model Work for You
- Richard Weil, Director of Community Relations, Cartoon Network, Rebecca Newton, Head of Safety, CrispThinking.com: Kids and Gaming-One Year Later. Still Keeping up with your ABCs?
The full press release is after the break.
Fri, Aug 07, 2009 | 17:16 BST
SOE prez John Smedley to keynote GDC Austin
Sony Online Entertainment president John Smedley will be delivering a keynote at GDC Austin.
The event starts September 15 in Texas and runs through the eighteenth.
More than likely Smedley will be talking up Free Realms and the millions of players it has accumulated since launching on April 28.
Other keynoters include Blizzard's J. Allen Brack and France Pearce.
Thanks, Joystiq.
Wed, Jul 22, 2009 | 11:12 BST
WoW bosses to keynote GDC Austin
Blizzard bigwigs Frank Pearce and J Allen Brack are to keynote GDC Austin on World of Warcraft this year, Blizzard said today.
The talk, entitled "The Universe of World of Warcraft," will tackle the challenges faced in creating subs-based MMOs.
The event takes place at the Austin Convention Center in Texas from September 15-18.
PR after the break.


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$82007 Conclave Issue: Milwaukee to Minneapolis [28 theatres profled]
Featuring: PABST, RIVERSIDE, WARNER, ORIENTAL, ZENITH, AVALON, MODJESKA (all Milwaukee WI); SHEBOYGAN (Sheboygan WI); CAPITOL (Manitowoc WI); FOX (Green Bay WI); GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Oshkosh WI); PARADISE (West Allis WI); FRED HERMES BASEMENT BIJOU (Racine WI); ORPHEUM (Madison WI); CAPITOL (Madison WI); AL.RINGLING (Baraboo WI); STATE (Eau Claire WI); MABEL TAINTER (Menomonie WI); SHUBERT (St. Paul MN); SHUBERT, ORPHEUM, STATE, PANTAGES (all Minneapolis MN); HEIGHTS (Columbia Heights MN), PARAMOUNT (Austin MN), CHATEAU (Rochester MN), RIVOLI (La Crosse WI), TEMPLE (Viroqua WI)
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Histories of the Classic Cinemas Theatres 1976-2007, by Judith A. Grove
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$82008 Conclave/Theatre Tour Issue: San Jose CA and Around the Bay
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Featuring: CALIFORNIA [FOX], CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS [San Jose Community Theater], IMPROV [Theatre Jose], SAN JOSE REPERTORY (all San Jose CA); STANFORD (Palo Alto CA); FOX [SEQUOIA] (Redwood City CA); AMERICAN CONSERVATORY-ACT [GEARY], BRAVA [YORK], CASTRO, CURRAN, GOLDEN GATE, ORPHEUM [PANTAGES], WARFIELD, WAR MEMORIAL OPERA HOUSE, HERBST (all San Francisco CA); CERRITO (El Cerrito CA); ORINDA (Orinda CA); GRAND LAKE, FOX OAKLAND, PARKWAY, PARAMOUNT (all Oakland CA); AUCTIONS BY THE BAY [ALAMEDA NAVAL AIR STATION THEATRE], ALAMEDA (all Alameda CA); DEL MAR (Santa Cruz CA); NILES ESSANAY SILENT FILM MUSEUM [EDISON] (Fremont CA); GOLDEN STATE [STATE] (Monterey CA); plus SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM, MONTGOMERY, STUDIO, GAY [PUSSYCAT] (all San Jose CA)
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Well im kicking myself in the ass now hard for ordering my AX750 directly from Corsair despite the free color sleeved cable kit their offering. Newegg is having screaming deals on Corsair PSU's as I can get the brand new AX860 for $170 after 15% off promo code, free 3 day shipping and then $20 MIR! So thats a brand spanking new PSU model with even more power and efficiency for only $150 in the end! Screw it, just placed an order for one and i'll see what the restocking fee is for this AX750 through Corsair or i'll sell it myself and regain most of the cost. Now I think 860 watts of platinum power should power anything I could throw at it for years to come no? I passed on the 860i model cause the Corsair software has not been getting good reviews from owners of the new AXi series and it just wasn't worth the $30 premium either IMO, I have no desire to monitor or change voltages on my PSU.
I refuse to buy anymore Corsair PSUs. Already have had three coil whining horrors now on my second coil whining AX750. Despite a bit lower efficiency I am going for Super Flower Golden King Platinum 1000W. Just because it is so damn reliable and haven't seen a single coil whine case with it. I have switched ALL hardware ALL softwarea nd even physical locations but no luck. Plug in any other brand PSU and there is no coil whine. Seasonic has lot of coil whining units too so I start to avoid them too.
has there actually been any evidence at all proving that coil whine is anything but annoying? I too noticed coil whine at times, had a laptop that would whine a bit at times with a specific kind of load, but i never noticed anything bad coming of it except for the noise itself. Is anyone here able to clarify this for me? (or provide some link to some research, I couldnt really find any good source myself).
It is just very annoying. Nothing dangerous about it. For example it sounds like there is a bird in my PSU singing atm. Otherwise, the PSU works great.
the platforms of the new Seasonic and Flextronics based Corsairs carry many upgrades so most likely they fixed the coil whine problem that existed on some of the previous units. On all of my samples I didn't notice something anoying however coil whine depends in a significant degree on the rest of the hardware that is installed on the system.
How long do you usually test the units? Because usually the coil whine starts after some time, like weeks or month after use. That is why none of the reviewers ever notices it. After reading Corsair forum and youtube proof the new units are still having the same problem. Any idea what possibly could cause this kind of high propability coil whine problem on Corsair based PSUs? I am all open for suggestions but I have really tried everything to fix the problem. Always Corsair or Seasonic based unit emitting electrical noises. Take any other brand PSU, even the low quality ones, and they have no problem. I really want the AX1200i for many reasons but I don't want to get stuck in same kind of RMA loop that I send these units to the Netherlands (at my expense) and get unit back that will squeal again after month.
I was never impressed by the AX850, but the 860 is incredible, what the 850 should have been. Good job corsair, but now I really wanna buy it when I have no need for it, so screw you too
Actually you need to test it on various real systems to see if it does it and for prolonged time as you mention. Unfortunately I don't have the time neither the resources to do such tests (like all the rest reviewers). But I have used several Seasonic PSUs in my systems in the past and I never noticed a coil whine issue. I don't know maybe I was lucky or the current systems didn't activate the coil whine issue but at least in my case I didn't notice anything strange. I will forward this thread to SS and I am pretty sure that they will give some more input on this matter. Unfortunately I don't have a Flextronics contact to forward this topic, since you mentioned the AX1200i which is made by them and not Seasonic.
Coil whine usually doesn't affect either the PSU's or the components' operation, at least not to a measurable degree, since the resonant frequencies are typically such that they're easily damped in other components, such as capacitors and other filter coils. I believe all manufacturers are actually aware of this issue, and are doing what they can to deal with it, most of the time. Namely, there are three ways coil whine will develop. There's "self-whine" to which every coil under the Sun is susceptible (including various types of transformers) by it's very nature, and there's resonant/induced whine, which is a byproduct of resonance between VRMs on the motherboard and/or the graphics card, and the PSU's coil(s) and/or transformer(s). Let me elaborate further: As the current passes through a coil, it creates a magnetic field, which in turn induces a current in the coil such that it tends to cancel out the change in the initial current. So if there's a constant 1A through a coil, then it jumps to 1.1A, the change in magnetic field will induce a current of -0.1A (meaning 0.1A in the opposite direction), restoring the net flow to 1A. This is how coils remove unwanted ripple/noise from the DC output of a PSU, or a DC input into a VRM. Both the length of the coiling wire and the coil loop diameter are parts of the inductance equation, and are a variable just like the inductance is, and not constants. Well, theoretically they are constants for a given coil when it's effective inductance is calculated, but in real world, where approximations amount to a wrong result, the coil will shrink and expand under the influence of magnetostriction. Self-whine or coil noise can be twofold - physical and electrical. Physically, high frequency switching used in PSUs (50-150 kHz) will make the coil vibrate (from all the rapidly succeeding shrinking and expanding) at a lesser frequency, typically from one quarter to one eight of the switching frequency. This is sometimes well inside the audible range (~20 Hz - ~20 kHz, typically 30 - 18k). The lower frequency vibrations are a consequence of the finite velocity of current (rather, electrons) and the finite speed of expansion/shrinkage propagation through the coil. Not only that, but both the wire and the core are shrinking/expanding, and at a different rate and amplitude, so until everything aligns properly (rate and speed of shape change with the rate of propagation of the deformations), there will be no audible vibrations. This is part of the story. Electrically, as the coil loops are moving and the core changes shape, both travel inside a varying magnetic field, which causes additional self-induced currents to appear. These are mostly damped out by other filtering elements, due to their very low magnitude and their relatively high frequency, but sometimes they manage to get to an amplifier in a sound card, for example, and show up as audible noise in the sound (sub)system. Additionally, every coil is a (poor) antenna for high-frequency signals (voltage changes), and it radiates those signals out into wires and PCB traces. There they are induced back from electromagnetic emissions into current and possibly amplified as per above. The kicker is that physical noise can (and does, in larger inductors) cause electrical noise, and vice-versa. Further, any wire or other form of conductor (like a PCB trace) is also an inductor, albeit a poor one. Resonant whine can develop between any two oscillatory systems, which coils are all by themselves, as is practically any circuit that contains them. VRM circuits on motherboards, graphics cards, hard drives, etc. pretty much always contain at least one. In order to have an electrical oscillator, you need an inductor and a capacitor. All inductors are also (poor) capacitors, and this doesn't present a problem at low frequencies, because they "see" capacitors as open circuits. Self-capacitance is a problem at high frequencies, exactly the situations where you'd want to use coils in the first place... When two coupled coils (either connected via wires and traces or magnetically coupled, or when the EM radiation of one permeates the other) reach very similar electrical self-noise frequency, the parasitic signals they produce may be (and usually are) amplified exponentially. This can, in rare cases, actually pollute the DC input/output, and there are actual cases in practice. There are some Sirfa-made PSUs in which simply moving output wires away from a regulator coil makes the PSU output voltage significantly less noisy. I still consider this a rarity, though, and it can be solved by putting a simple EMI shield (a piece of isolated metal sheet) around the offending coil or between it and the "polluted" area. Coil whine can be lessened to an acceptable degree with a relatively simple fix. Just dampen the physical side of it by gluing or caulking down the coil, so that it's vibrations are absorbed. Another way is changing the current/voltage frequency, which is never easy, as it affects the electrical design of the device in question, or use a different coil. This could be a coil made of different materials, or of a different size, or even a different shape. I've seen coils made in the shape of the number 8 (or the infinity sign, if you need to be geeky about it), that produce significantly less noise than standard toroidal coils. I can't say how much this would add to the price, however. And let's not forget that transformers are, in effect, simply big-ass coils, and their whiny nature is much harder to deal with... As for why coil whine would develop in time, instead of right from the get-go, well... Perhaps the dampening glue/caulk "breaks in"? Or maybe the coils very slightly change their basic (at-rest) shape, such that their resonance pattern shifts into the audible range? Who knows, it's a very complex phenomenon. Sorry about the wall of text. I just had nothing better to do. It might even help some
15% off on Newegg right now with another $20 off MIR. Tempted to pick one up before the sale ends. Even though it may not even be worth it to ditch my HX850, but i want fully modular so i can sleeve it individually without having to take the PSU apart to get the cables that are attached to the PSU internally. I actually like the AX860 more then the "i" version because of the San Ace fan.
but the AX860i is going to be less loud then the 860 on around 40~75% load right? San Ace fan versus what?
I think .. AXi - Flextronics, Non Japan Caps, Yate Loon, Software AX - Seasonic, Japan Caps, Sanyo Denki/San Ace, No Software - winner for me Correct??? best solution AXw - Flextronics, Full Japan best Caps, Software mora accurate, Sanyo Denki/San Ace, moddiy srinkless single sleeve cables
The caps do look better on the AX and the fan does look better too... I'd love an opinion of someone very familiar with the internals of a PSU about his opinion on which is better
If I need to choose in shop PSU for me I would choose AX750 or AX760 without i. For sure. But Flextronics seems make better units these days than Seasonic, but difference is if you look everything 0.2% probably. That's stupid things... With such powerfull and excellent PSU's decide favorite brand, warranty, look of unit, cables, PRICE, what is available in shop. I was ready to give some of quality for cables and look. Because difference is like 1866 vs 2133 memory and everything above Bronze can preserve hardware from damage...
I must be lucky, I've never had a coil whining PSU in about 14 years....I am anal about silent computers in general, especially fan noise so I can understand its pretty horrible if it happens to you. It would drive me nuts. I dont think corsair are more prone to have it, corsair PSUs are more common than other brands and users are more likely to be enthusiasts who notice things like coil whine. Its weird the people that had a problem with coil whine, usually had it more than once on different PSUs. It certainly is a weird phenomenon.
Parden my PSU noobness, but can someone tell what all that white goop stuff is all over the place and why it looks so sloppy done?
Well the AXi version is digital which is completely different then analog (this PSU) in terms of the components internally. Digital is also better then analog.
That's glue or caulk, and it's used to additionally affix components to the PCB. There are two reasons for this: Firstly, it is good practice to take the stress of holding big, heavy components off the solder, to avoid having cracked joints. In the more extreme cases, some of the bigger components could even break off during transport. Secondly, and pertaining to the hijack subject of this thread, it is used to lessen the physical noise of some components. It is less talked about and it's far less acute than coil whine, but some capacitors tend to squeal in a similar manner to the coils' whining. They're also much easier to dampen out, though. Gluing them down does the trick nicely.
Few moments ago I brought my new exemplar of AX860 to my home and connect it to PC. From the beginning of it's work I hear damn terrible coil whine. This noise killing my brain. I'm very sad. Going to change it on Enermax...
Just be aware that there is literally an equal chance that your new Enermax will also suffer from coil whine as well. This is not defending Corsair - it's a fact of life. No manufacturer can guarantee their PSU will not "chirp" because the phenomenon is not something they can ever hope to fully control.
Do you mean this is problem in single exemplar of AX860 and better for me to check another one? Because I'm really unhappy that so nice PSU got this minus with noise.
Yes, coil whine has been shown, time and again, that it varies from unit to unit, and that even PSUs from the same production batch can act differently. A specific unit may even be dead silent in one system, and chirp like crazy in another... If it's in any way convenient for you, RMA the unit. Most manufacturers (Corsair included) acknowledge coil whine as a legitimate malfunction, and will be happy to exchange your unit for a different one. It may help if you list your configuration specs in the RMA ticket.
Only that, my friend heard coil whine when teeth numb inside. That is high pitch sound like wire cross over rugged metal. Nothing special only KGB torture people with high pitch noise, and nothing loud only that. RMA them until they find cause of coil whine and way to stop that once for all. That can be reason of anxiety and other similar symptoms if you sit close to source of high frequency sound.


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10 09 2013 Posted by DanielThe faint beginnings of a double rainbow can be seen here off the Chesapeake entrance. The main rainbow was an entirely unbroken arc spanning the horizon.
There's just something about arriving in a port you intend to spend quite a long time in that gives a sense of tremendous satisfaction and accomplishment.
Unfortunately arriving in Ocean City, MD was almost the opposite.
After departing Beaufort I'd intended to anchor in Mobjack Bay, off the southern Chesapeake Bay. I departed in light winds which were forecast to strengthen, and after a long night tacking in gentle puffs to windward I was able to clear Cape Lookout Shoals and head northeast again. After a hard storm, in which I saw the wind do a complete 360 degree circle, the sky cleared and a beautiful, vivid full rainbow appeared. Just as it reached maximum brightness the faint beginnings of a second rainbow began to form at both ends of the horizon - I'd heard of but never seen a double rainbow before, so this was quite special.
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Sad to say, my friends were unable to meet and I spent nearly a week wasting good wind, only to depart as the wind decided to ignore the forecast, shift horribly, and again die, coming back full force right on the nose as I neared Nantucket. The forecast wasn't good at this point and so instead of spend the effort to go into some port (and likely arrive right as the wind got better) I decided to stay outside and wait it out. This proved to be a good choice as the wind remained frustratingly difficult for the next week, and it took quite a bit of effort to make any progress at all against the shifts and massive current rips off Cape Cod. After I was well clear of the cape the wind returned.
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At long last I felt that sense of accomplishment.
I should make a few notes about the junk rig, as these two passages comprised quite a lot of light air and windward work together. I'm still a complete neophyte at this rig and am learning each time I sail how to get more out of it. My experience was that I need to work on speed to windward - I was easily able to get a good pointing angle, but my speed was not great, and this comes down to tweaking the sheeting angles and managing twist and reefing balance. I also noticed that my wind vane needed some serious tuning - a screw had come loose which caused the vane and the rudder to get "sloppy" and so the vane was not doing a good job of holding course. Unfortunately I didn't realize this until I arrived in Lunenburg, but it would have helped significantly in my quest for windward speed. Also, I did not have any telltales on the sails to help with visualizing the airflow. I've added them now, and hope that they will help on subsequent passages.
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I ended up spending a very wonderful week in Lunenburg, including a meetup with other junk rig cruisers where I learned many new tricks and made some great new friends. I'll cover this lovely town in the next post.


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I think something can be done with helmets as well.....maybe a multi-layered helmet that absorbs impact like a car absorbs kinectic energy.
Another option is to change other equipment so that a blow to the head isn't as easy..... think a medieval knight's armor.
I think a connected helmet might also eliminate the whiplash effect that causes concussions...... often, a concussion occurs after the hit, when the helmet slams into the turf. A connected helmet might arrest alot of that velocity.
Last edited by joemorrisforprez; 11-16-2012 at 05:17 PM.
"I've seen many running backs in my day, and of them all, Joe Morris was the best."
-Abraham Lincoln
This is the truth and it's the only alternative to what we have now that would be any different.
Not saying I am one of the voices advocating for it, but players aren't very likely to use their heads as projectiles without a helmet. The problem is though that serious head injuries may decline as a number, but the ones that do occur will be infinitely more serious than they are now.
Last edited by joemorrisforprez; 11-16-2012 at 07:55 PM.
"I've seen many running backs in my day, and of them all, Joe Morris was the best."
-Abraham Lincoln
Here's some relevant information as to the possible breadth and depth of the pending lawsuits.