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<blockquote data-quote="TedCruz" data-source="post: 1008419" data-attributes="member: 95937">Yeah I was running a 2nd gen intel I7 until last year which I was forced into upgrade by my toddler.&nbsp; So while dada was cleaning my toddler&#039;s aquarium, the toddler decided to go to dadda&#039;s PC and yank the water cooling tube off the CPU block since he heard water running, and he wanted to feed the fish.&nbsp; The water went into the PC PSU which shorted and that was all that the PC wrote.&nbsp; So yeah, if you need a reason to upgrade your system, just get a toddler.u/amirr Enable virtualization, it doesn&#039;t hurt, it only speeds up your virtual machines and some Window sandboxing functions (in the latest versions of windows).&nbsp; The only time the virtualization might hurt is when you are pushing your CPU to the limit in terms of overclocking since by enabling virtualization you increase the CPU power consumption ever so slightly, which for some people might make their PC&#039;s unstable (if you are already on the knife edge of stability).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TedCruz, post: 1008419, member: 95937"] Yeah I was running a 2nd gen intel I7 until last year which I was forced into upgrade by my toddler. So while dada was cleaning my toddler's aquarium, the toddler decided to go to dadda's PC and yank the water cooling tube off the CPU block since he heard water running, and he wanted to feed the fish. The water went into the PC PSU which shorted and that was all that the PC wrote. So yeah, if you need a reason to upgrade your system, just get a toddler. u/amirr Enable virtualization, it doesn't hurt, it only speeds up your virtual machines and some Window sandboxing functions (in the latest versions of windows). The only time the virtualization might hurt is when you are pushing your CPU to the limit in terms of overclocking since by enabling virtualization you increase the CPU power consumption ever so slightly, which for some people might make their PC's unstable (if you are already on the knife edge of stability). [/QUOTE]

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