Able to handle eg fightgame?

Hi,
is cocomo able to handle ...for example a little fightgame
like streetfighter with 2 seperate flash-clients?
will it be fast enough?

Hi Psirus88,
This is a tough question to answer as it depends on things
that are outside of our control (e.g. network connection,
complexity of your shared model and the amount of data you intend
to send across our service, and social interactions - how your code
and design accounts for intermittent latency/congestion in the
network, which happens).
Games today, like World of Warcraft and Halo, don't even have
the sophisticated level of player-to-player interaction that you
would require for a game like Streetfighter (e.g. reacting to users
moves then blocking, counter punches, etc.) which are ALL very
important and requires sub-second reactions from the user. I can't
predict how this would work with Cocomo, but it should be fast
enough for MUDs (where WoW in my opinion is just a graphic
intensive MUD), and certainly turn-based games.
Thanks,
Fang

Similar Messages

Will my hp officejet 6500a plus (e-all-in-one printer - e710n) be able to handle 14pt C2S paper?

I'm just wondering if my printer will be able to handle that thick of paper without ruining the quality of the print. I've been trying to find the paper thickness limitations for this printer but I can't seem to find them anywhere.

You can refer to the link below for the paper sizes and types supported by this printer here:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02291053&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&cc=sg&dlc=en...
I work for HP.

Why aren't apps like weather, stocks, etc. on my new iPad? Also, It's curious that Siri wasn't included with ios5... Shouldn't an iPad 2 with the A5 be able to handle it?

Why aren't apps like weather, stocks, etc. on my new iPad? Also, It's curious that Siri wasn't included with ios5... Shouldn't an iPad 2 with the A5 be able to handle it?

Next time an app update gets stuck try a reset. Press and hold both the home and power buttons for10-15 seconds till the Apple logo appears. Then release both buttons. Wait till your iPad starts on it's own. Try now. Also YouTube is still available. If you can't find it the the app store go to the bottom of the app store page and tap purchased. All your deleted apps will be listed and you can reinstall YouTube from there.

I bought a fully specked, 2012 retina mac book pro today. Will it still be powerful in 4 years? In other words, will it still be able to handle high powered engineering programs in 4 years?

In other words, will it still be able to handle high powered engineering programs in 4 years? It's i7, quad core, 2.7GHZ boost up to 3.7GHZ,16 GB RAM, and 768 flash SSD.
Will it be considered a lower powered or mid powered machine in 4 years relative to the new laptops around it?
I feel like fully specking it helps me be a little future proof.
Is 6 years too ambitious to hope for that this machine will still be able to handle powerful programs?
I spent $3000 so in 4 years I hope it will still be relativley fast.

Nobody can predict what programs might need in the future. And, nobody can predict where computers will head 3-4 years from now. Power (meaning energy consumption) is becoming as important as speed (if not more so). Purchase what you need now with a bit of headroom and expect that you might need to replace in 3 years (that's the reason large companies lease computers instead of purchasing them).
It also depends on what you mean by "high powered engineering programs". It could mean that you don't have enough memory for newer applications and will constantly be swapping to disk. This could either prevent you from using the SW or will significantly slow things down.
It could also mean that the computations become more complex and need a faster cpu (this is a lower risk and simply means that your computer won't be quite as fast as your buddy's).
It could mean that the OS you have today is obsolete and no longer supported for these applications.
Don't worry about 4 years down the road. Nobody (and I mean nobody) can predict even 1 year out. Look at how many times companies delay product introductions, or provide "guidance" to analysts.

I am planning to buy apple air mac book. i am not that technical will i be able to handle apple mac book. i am aware of using windows os but can i get software like that of notepad, word pad in os X lion. can i get partitioning in macbook,

I am planning to buy apple air mac book. i am not that technical will i be able to handle apple mac book. i am aware of using windows os but can i get software like that of notepad, word pad in os X lion. can i get partitioning in macbook,

Yes. Switching to Mac might be overwhelming at first, but it is not difficult. I Just started using Macs regularly about 9 months ago after using only Windows based pc's for over 15 years. Macs come with TextEdit , but you can also purchase MS Office for Mac or use Apple's version, called iWork.Yes, you can partition the hard drive of a Mac. Read these also: http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/, http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/. With regular use of a Mac, you will be able to use it without even thinking about it, just like how you learned to use a WIndows pc.

10g Streams able to handle lots of data?

Does anyone know if 10g Streams is able to handle large amounts of data? For example, millions of rows inserted by a batch data load? Or, 4000 tables being updated at the same time? 600 users on source db?
BTW, both databases will be Oracle 10g but source will be a RAC and the destination won't. Also, source database uses ASM disks but destination doesn't.

Hello,
Here is a simple example, of course here I only create one value per iteration in the while loop for simplicity. You can also set properties of the file which can be useful, and set up different channels.
Beside, you can use multiple groups to have more flexibility in data storage. You can think of channels like columns, and groups as sheets in Excel, so you see this way your data when you import the tdms file into Excel.
I hope it helps, of course there are much more advanced features with TDMS files, read the help docs!

I am wondering about transferring my pc date to my new iMac. I know there is a migration assistant, but I have multiple drives in my pc. Will the migration assistant be able to handle this?

I know there is a migration assistant, but I have multiple drives in my pc. Will the migration assistant be able to handle this? I'm going to be trying to move the date to a new imac 27' with fusion drive.

the following set of instructions is a little longer, so you might want to print it out and have it handy
Step 1 - PC
If your PC already is connected to the Internet, hold down the Windows button on
your keyboard and simultanously press R. Into the opening window enter "cmd" (without
the quotation marks). A command line will open, enter "ipconfig" (again without the
quotation marks) at the prompt. Now find the section labelled "Ethernet-Adaptor" and
note the values for IP-Address, Subnet-Mask and Default-Gateway on a sheet of paper
If your PC is not already connected to the internet, you need to manually configure its IP address.
open Network and Sharing Center
do a right click on Ethernet and select Properties
in middle of the screen there is a box labelled "This connection uses the following items"
out of this box select "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)"
click on the Properties button in the right corner
Into the window "Use the following IP address" enter the following values
IP-Address: 192.168.0.1
Subnet-Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default-Gateway is the IP-Address of your Router. This value is needed for internet connection, for the file sharing setup only this value can be left empty.
Step 2 - Mac
If your Mac already is connected to the internet, it is likely that it has automatically receive the necessary parameters from your router and therefore should be in the same network as your PC. To be on the safe side, you can check this by
open System Preferences
select Network
choose Ethernet from the panel on the left side of the window
click on Advanced
click on TCP/IP
compare the values for IP-Address, Subnet-Mask and Default-Gateway with those you wrote down earlier.
If both PC and Mac have identical numbers in the first three parts of the IP-Address, you are set.
If your Mac is not already connected to the internet, you need to manually configure its IP-Address as well.
In the TCP/IP window you have just opened select "Manually" from the drop down menu "Configure IPv4:"
Enter the following values
IP-Address: 192.168.0.2
Subnet-Mask: same as with PC
Default-Gateway: same as with PC
Step 3 - Activate File Sharing on PC
open Control Panel
select Network and Internet
select Network and Sharing Center
on the left panel select change advanced sharing settings
in the middle of the new page enable turn on file and printer sharing
Step 4 - Activate File Sharing on Mac
open System Preferences
select Sharing
set check mark next to File Sharing (green circle appears on the right side next to File Sharing:)
click on Options:
set check mark next to Share files and folders using SMB
in the listbox under the text Windows File Sharing make sure there is a check mark next to your account name
Step 5 - Create a share on your PC
In Explorer select the folder you wish to share
do a right click on that folder and select "Share with"
choose "Specific people"
a new window opens. there select your Windows username (usually the first in the list)
if you plan to copy from Windows to Mac only, it would be sufficient to grant Read permission only, but, since most likely you are the only person to access that share and certainly do not plan to sabotage yourself, Read & Write permission is ok too.
finally click on "Share"
Step 6 - Create a share on your Mac
Once the check mark next to your account name is set (see above) your home directory is automatically set as a share.
Step 7 - Connect your PC to your Mac-Share
do a right click on the network icon which resides on your desktop or in the left
panel of every Explorer window
Select Connect Share
in the text box next to Folder: enter \\<ip-address-of-your-mac>\<your-osx-username>
if you are using the same username and password on both Windows and OSX click on "Finish",
if not set the check mark next to "Connect using different credentials" afterwards click on "Finish" A new window will open where you enter username and password that you are using with OSX
Step 8 - Connect your Mac to your PC-Share
hold down the command key and press K simultanously or in Finder click on Go in the menu at the top of your screen and select "Connect to Server"
in the Window that opens enter smb://<your-windows-username>:<your-windows-password>@<ip-address-of-your-PC/<y our-windows-username>
or
smb://<ip-adress-of-your-PC/<your-windows-username> you will be asked to enter your Windows username and password in popup window
Now you have both computers connected to each other. Each will provide you access to your home directory of the other computer. Open a second Explorer or Finder window with your local home directory and start copying

Will my computers specifications be able to handle photoshop?

I'm looking at buying photoshop but I've had some people say that I'll need to upgrade my computer, while otheres are saying it will be fine. Not being very 'tech savy', I was wondering if anyone would be able to help and let me know if my computer will be able to handle photoshop.
Currently it has:
Win7 Premium
4GB memory
500GB HD
Intel Pentium B940, 2.0GHz
any advice would be greatly appreciated. thanks
justin

Hi Juz12,
This is perfect for Photoshop cs6 extended and all previous versions.
your processor is also fine.
I am running core 2 duo , 4gb ram, 500

I have a macbook pro 13" with intel i5 2.3GHz processor. I want to know if my mac will be able to handle Battlefield 3 smoothly. I just want to play without any lag (I'll use Windows vista on parallels)

I have a macbook pro 13" with intel i5 2.3GHz processor. I want to know if my mac will be able to handle Battlefield 3 smoothly. I just want to play without any lag (I'll use Windows vista on parallels). I don't exactly know how turbo boost 2.0 works either. Or if it'll help.

Recommended system requirements for Battlefield 3
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD CPU
RAM: 4GB
Graphics card: DirectX 11 Nvidia or AMD ATI card, GeForce GTX 460, Radeon Radeon HD 6850
Graphics card memory: 1 GB
Hard drive: 15 GB for disc version or 10 GB for digital version
Minimum requirements for Battlefield 3
OS: Windows Vista or Windows 7
Processor: Core 2 Duo @ 2.0GHz
RAM: 2GB
Graphic card: DirectX 10 or 11 compatible Nvidia or AMD ATI card.
Graphics card memory: 512 MB
Hard drive: 15 GB for disc version or 10 GB for digital version
You only have 384 MB of GPU Memory....
Processor class
Intel Core i5
Processor model
Sandy Bridge
Processor speed
2300 MHz
Number of Cores
2
Cache size
3 MB
Graphics
Graphics Type
Integrated
Integrated Graphics Chipset
Intel
Integrated Graphics Chipset Model Number
3000
Graphics Memory
384 MB
Memory
Installed memory
4 GB
Maximum memory
8 GB
Memory technology
DDR3
Memory Speed
1333 MHz
I don't think your mac can handle it... but like the dude above you said... trial and error is usually the best way to find out. Hope this helps!

Need to instance to be able to handle 30000 users.

Hi all,
I need to install oracle 10g release2 rdbms with one instance.Now the condition is this instance should be able to handle 30000 user sessions.Which parameters are directly responsible for number of user sessions.Precisely which parameters are to change to accept more number of users sessions.If you could suggest some value ..it would be helpful.
regds,
AD

Is that 30,000 concurrent user sessions?
Some of the considerations will be the type of load - DML intensive or query intensive. If short duration DML, then you may want to look at Shared Server as a method of reducing or containing resources. In which case dispatchers, circuits and shared server parameters are relevant.
If these sessions are concurrent, you may want to look at RAC to distribute the load across several host computers. IN which case the entire set of RAC parameters become relevant.
With 10g Release 2, you would possibly want to take advantage of the automatic memory tuning capability to get you out of detailed memory parameter management. Otherwise all parameters that involve the SGA and PGA, especially the pools, become relevant.
Other than that, the processes parameter and (the normally derived) session parameter are relevant.
IMO, the logical and physical design will have a significant impact on the number of users - possibly more impact than parameter settings. I refer you to Tom Kyte's books (see http://www.apress.com) to get a detailed discussion of scalable design.

How ABAP proxies will be able to handle attachements

how ABAP proxies will be able to handle attachements.
my attachment in byte array format

thax abhishek ,
the like lets about sending the message as an attachment, can u help me out, after receiving an attachment in abap proxy, what are steps need to be done in abap proxy.
is there necessary that the receiver transport protocol should be HTTPS 1.0

FCP X able to handle 50p?

Is Final Cut Pro X able to handle 50p, i.e. 50 frames (for PAL)? I have a new Sony Handycam, the HDR-XR160E (avchd), and it works with iMovie and Final Cut Pro 7 for 25p or 50i, but both are not able to ingest 50p.

it's odd that FCP still can't work with the format
It can. I cut that format daily. Have cut that format for years.
A simple multiclip of 4 clips of HD footage crashes my system upwards of 20 times per day.
What format? Where is this media stored? How much RAM do you have? Those are all factors. YOu cannot cut 4 streams of ProRes 422 HQ with an iMac and a firewire drive.
Is there NLE software (besides AVID) that can cut full-rez HD footage?
FCP, Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas, Grass Valley Edius, iMovie...Avid
Because FCP just isn't cutting it anymore.
Then you are doing something wrong. Because there are thousands of us cutting full raster, full res 1920x1080 HD on a daily basis.
Shane

BPEL server not able to handle load -- need to purge instances

Hello All,
I have deployed one BPEL process on 10.1.3.1 server. This process creates new instance every 1 minute. If this is not retired and kept running continuously it creates many instances (e.g. 3k - 11k) & at one stage not able to create & initiate new instance. Then currently we are purging all instances and then its working fine.
How much load BPEL server can handle? And also would like to know how to increase this capacity. As in the production env we 'll face issue due to this.
Kindly suggest.
I need help.
Thanks in advance
Regards

How much load BPEL server can handle? And also would like to know how to increase this capacity. As in the production env we 'll face issue due to this.
It all depends on how many CPU you have on the SOA Suite server and how much memory you have allocated and the number of threads that are configured. You should plan perfomance tests and scale up / down your environment.
http://orasoa.blogspot.com/2007/01/tuning-bpel-in-nutshell.html

How many artboards will Illustrator CS6 be able to handle?

I layout catalogs and production matarials for a pajama company. I use pattern swatches extensively to depict our pajama patterns on illustrated garment blanks. Because InDesign can't handle pattern swatches (and I just found out that CS6 STILL won't be able to), I've been doing all my layout in Illustrator- one page at a time. I'm still using CS3, and I'm trying to convince my boss to upgrade. I wonder how the multiple artboards in CS6 will handle catalog layout? I know it won't have the functionality of InDesign, but would it be feasable to put together a ~100 page catalog in Illustrator? Links to a tutorial or two would really help, also.
Thanks

Thanks for the response-
I know I can import objects that have an applied pattern fill, but I'm constantly changing, updating, re-applying the fills, and it's ended up easier to do things one page at a time rather than bounce back and forth between InDesign and Illustrator for every little change on thousands of individual items. Also, the way an object with an applied pattern fill comes in to InDesign- it's like a clipping mask, so I've got selectable, yet invisible information where the pattern swatch falls outside the borders of the object- and it very quickly turns into an unmanageable soup of selectable stuff.
I can also rasterize them, but it doesn't match the fewer items that are still vector. I could rasterize ALL the illustrations so they match, but then I'm bouncing between Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign to make all the myriad of changes my boss wants me to make.

Will the new MacBook Air be able to handle what I need it for?

I'm about to buy my first ever Mac, exciting right?
Anywho, I was set on getting a MacBook (or possibly pro) then the new MacBook Air came out, after looking at it and doing a bit of research it seems to be a fantastic computer but I'm not sure if it can handle what I'll be using it for.
On a general day to day basis, I use these programs:
- a Web Browser (surfing the web and watching online video mostly)
- iTunes
- Scrivener (Writing Software)
- Skype
- AIM
- Microsoft Office
On about a weekly+ basis, I'll be using these programs:
- iMovie
- Adobe Flash CS5 Professional
- Adobe Photoshop CS5
- Other Adobe programs?
Other little tidbits that may be helpful:
- I'm a college student (And though I don't write a lot of essays, stupid technical classes, I will next year because...)
- I'll most likely major in Graphic Design, English or both.
- I spend a lot of time on the computer.
- I'm not a gamer, outside of the occasional online game
- I'm not planning on keeping too much on the computer. (Only programs and whatever project(s) I'm currently working on. Everything else will be kept in an external hard drive or Dropbox. Too keep away clutter and because having so many PC's crash on me has made me paranoid.)
I like the new MacBook Air because it's small and light and has the perfect amount of battery to fit my needs (I hardly ever keep my computer away from a plug for more than 7 hours) Also I really never use my CD drive on my laptop, in fact I think I only used it twice this past year. So really my only concern is that I'll buy it and end up discovering that it doesn't fit my needs, hence this post.
Beyond this I only have three questions:
1.) How much memory should I have? (I do want some wiggle room)
2.) Does a mini jack mean I have to buy special headphones or an adapter?
3.) Does the Facetime Camera = Web Cam? Can I use it for the same purposes? (ex. taking photos/videos, video chat through Skype, etc.)
And the main question: Would the New MacBook Air work for me? If not, which Mac should I get instead? (I'm getting a 13" laptop across the board)
And I probably posted way too much information about my computer life, but if there is anything I learned from taking technical classes its that the more information I can give the better suited computer you can advice me to get.
So thanks to anyone who responds!

witsallbeendonebefore wrote:
The extra 2GB would make any computer run faster. Could you maybe explain more?
Absolutely. The 13" MBA (baseline configuration) at $1299 weighs in at $100 more than the 13" MBP, upgrade the MBA to 4GB and it's now $200 more. So you're paying more money for comparable or "slightly" better performance.
There's been a lot of performance benchmarks released over the past 4 days since I made my initial remark. Not to mention in that time I've had the opportunity to use a 13" MBA with 2GB & 4GB of RAM, although I had more time with the 2GB model. Some observations:
1.) What happens when you need to install something that's only available via CD or DVD? Part two of that question, what happens if you don't have access to a computer with an optical drive to share over to the MBA?
2.) What if you require FireWire connectivity or need to troubleshoot your computer via TDM?
3.) How do you manage 128GB?
4.) How do you run a presentation from the machine with an IR-base remote?
Now, don't get me wrong. I'm a big fan of the MBA, I was one of the first in line to buy one when the first generation came out and I made the 2nd generation MBA my "go to" mobile computer for well over a year. I've been very pleased with currently MBA, but it's not a jack of all trades and while it may be faster than my 13" MBP there are still scenarios that require features the MBP has 'standard' that the MBA does not offer or requires more $$ to implement.
My initial comment about "sluggish" performance was in respect to LightRoom3, Starcraft II, World of Warcraft and Adobe Photoshop CS5. I'll absolutely agree that equalizing the RAM would definitely help to level the playing field but thus far in my testing with the 13" MBA @ 4GB versus the 13" MBP @ 4GB there's still some noticeable difference in favor of the MBP.

Able to handle eg fightgame?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for