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How can I have a USB port automatically disabled upon device disconnect?

Have you installed HWiNFO64? What does it say?

Well, I'd like to keep it unmodded while it's under warranty. I do realize it's a gaming laptop; however, I do not currently use it as such. Also, switching to an SSD would cost me a lot of disk space as I currently have a 1 TB disk inside.

My lowest has never even been your highest.

Of course I can hear it - do you think I wouldn't notice that something blowing at 10 - 30 dB has stopped blowing? It's under extended warranty, so I'll just send it to the repairshop for an examination and then send it, again, when they get the right component.

I realized why it is even worse now: the hot air is not coming out for some reason. Luckily, I paid for a warranty extension to 3 years.

I am currently at 94 - 97 °C temperature of the CPU with a load average of 15% (if we take into account logical CPUs, that's actually 30%) - openSUSE 12.1 x86-64 is installing in a virtual machine.

At what temperatures was it running previously and what are these "normal temperatures"?

Now that I think of it, maybe there were no human terrorists involved with the attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001 - maybe the plains were running POSIX systems which took action against the stupid decade-system humanoids, marking 1 billion seconds since the UNIX / POSIX epoch...

He means a WLIW system with a 1,024-bit (1-kibibit) instruction set. This is along the lines of 4-bit (e.g. pocket calculators) → 8-bit (e.g. Commodore 64) → 16-bit (e.g. Intel 8086) → 32-bit (e.g. IA-32 / x86-32 / i386 / x86) → 64-bit (e.g. x86-64 and IA-64) → ... system development, to which...

The poll is only for laptop users! HWiNFO64 Download (click on "Sensor-only" after running it or click "Sensors" later on)

Ok, I'm still having problems. It overheats sometimes even with the planks. It has been overheating since I bought it; however, it never shut down due to overheating before I inserted 1,333 MHz memory modules. How hot are your CPUs and GPUs? Mine are around 80 °C while working normally.

RAID-6 or, at least, RAID-5 FTW. Make sure your rebuild rate is 1% - then the system will function almost as if nothing happened while it is rebuilding the array with a spare disk. System engineers have a tendency to just set up RAID-5 without consideration for the fine details; then they wonder...

Well, I'm usually running 1 VM at a time. I've set up all VMs with 1 GiB of RAM, since I have 8 GiB of RAM. Sometimes, I'm installing / modifying another VM or two, keeping the first VM idle, but having the other VM or two utilize a lot of resources. I've set up all VMs with 1 CPU with 4 cores...

It seems to me that it's best to have the number of cores above 1, seeing as how Intel i7 processors divide each physical core into 2 logical processors for better performance. I have a 4-core Intel i7 processor with 8 logical CPUs. What I'd like is to optimize the virtual machines for running...