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rhino56 · 03-01-2005, 11:29 AM

that is such a hard question to answer mainly because it is covering about 2 zillion different types of parts.
if you said only cpu, or just a capacitor would be a little more specific and easier to answer somewhat, but it involves several different parts working together and how running at maximum speed and capacity from the start effects them. and it may effect some differently then others.

so its not just like one simple ni-cad battery cell and what is the best way to get the maximum capacity and longevity out of it.

so what is good way for one type of electronics part to start its life may actually be bad for another that is working along with it.
and to measure the exact benefit, by comparing all of these parts positive and neg effects vs. the gainsof overall performance would vary so much between different brands, makes, types of products that it would be a project larger then time and space probably.
while the actual gains from any knowledge aquired from a research project of such a massive scope would be like wondering how many licks it takes to get to the middle of a lollipop.

1, 2, crunch it takes 3.

03-01-2005, 11:29 AM	#3 (permalink)
rhino56 Administrator General Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 6,813	that is such a hard question to answer mainly because it is covering about 2 zillion different types of parts. if you said only cpu, or just a capacitor would be a little more specific and easier to answer somewhat, but it involves several different parts working together and how running at maximum speed and capacity from the start effects them. and it may effect some differently then others. so its not just like one simple ni-cad battery cell and what is the best way to get the maximum capacity and longevity out of it. so what is good way for one type of electronics part to start its life may actually be bad for another that is working along with it. and to measure the exact benefit, by comparing all of these parts positive and neg effects vs. the gainsof overall performance would vary so much between different brands, makes, types of products that it would be a project larger then time and space probably. while the actual gains from any knowledge aquired from a research project of such a massive scope would be like wondering how many licks it takes to get to the middle of a lollipop. 1, 2, crunch it takes 3.