Capiche

Seaside ItaliaBorn of a love for fine Italian cuisine, ever flowing wine and coastal living, Capiche is the perfect compliment to any sunset. With authentic Italian flavours prepared with fun and heart, join us to walk the line from delicate to decadent and everything that falls between.65 Lighthouse Parade, East Ballina NSW 2478Italian RestaurantPoised atop the ocean, with panoramic views.Every seat at Capiche is the best seat in the house.Join us any day of the week to soak in the sunshine with a cocktail in hand or unwind into the night as the lights grow soft. We’re a celebration of bold flavours, local produce, and dishes crafted with integrity—all infused with the spirit of the sea.Open Hours:Mon to Thu: 5 pm - lateFri to Sun: 12 pm - lateAutumn MenuAs the days get cooler, we’re turning up the warmth with a fresh new menu at Capiche. Think rich, seasonal flavours, slow-cooked goodness, and hearty dishes made for sharing.Gather your crew, settle in, and let us take care of the rest—delicious food, great wine, and the perfect autumn vibe.What's OnCapiche TakeawayEnjoy the luxury of Capiche from the comfort of your lounge room.Authentic Italian takeaway: wood-fired pizza and calzone on a hand-spun base, plus beautifully fresh salads and sides. Featuring king prawns, pork and veal bolognese, local cheeses and cured meats – experience a slice of Italy at home.Open daily:Mon to Thu: 5 pm - lateFri to Sun: 12 pm - late26 December Onwards:Mon to Wed: 5 pm - lateThu to Sun: 12 pm - lateCapiche KioskCapiche KioskGet your Capiche fix on the go, or enjoy a coffee and brunch right on our beachfront lawn, under shady thatched umbrellas with games for the kids.Back it all up with a stroll and a swim on Lighthouse Beach... Bellissimo!Wed–Sun: 7am – 12.30pm

Capeesh | capisce | Alternative forms |Capisce is a alternative form of capeesh.As interjections the difference between capeesh and capisceis that capeesh is an alternative spelling of capisce while capisce is "Get it?"; "Understand?".capeeshEnglishReferences** " capeesh]" in the Encarta World English Dictionary [North American Edition , Microsoft Corporation, 2006.capisceEnglishAlternative forms* capice** capiche* capeesh* capisch* capishe* coppishInterjection(en interjection)(slang) "Get it?"; "Understand?".* 1995 Bart Simpson. The Simpsons, episode 3F07.Brodka: Hey, kid: one more thing. If you ever set foot in this store again, you'll be spending Christmas in juvenile hall. Capisce? Well, do you understand?Bart: Everything except "capisce. "* 1996 Andy and Larry Wachowski, Bound , Dino De Laurentiis Productions and Spelling FilmsGino Marzzone: You gotta start respecting Johnny, the way you respect me. Capisce ?* 1997 Eric Bogosian. Notes from Underground , page 138It's very simple, George, you forget about this whole licensing lawsuit pipe dream of yours or you can forget about your buddy working in my factory for the next couple of years. I will'' be that angry. ''Capiche? * 2003 Richard Chiappone. Water of an Undetermined DepthI mean, if you were coming into the plant for the long haul, God forbid, then you'd have to think seriously about the money. Capiche ?Usage notes* Often used in a threatening manner, in imitation of the (or rather, the way the Mafia is portrayed in movies and other pop culture).* Without a question mark at the end, it is sometimes used to mean, “I understand,” as an American colloquialism. In Italian,

Ok so first a bit of context before the guide. PART 1 - The "What & Why" CONTEXT & METHODOLOGYThere are a few ways we can tune a laptop to get the most performance while keeping temps in check (to name a few):1. Power Throttling: Undervolting (works if your processor allows it. My GE76 12th Gen doesn't allow it). This has always worked well for me in the past, a nice 70-90mV undervolt goes a long way.2. Thermal Throttling: Lowering the Thermal Control Circuit (TCC) Offset (@ 5 this will thermal throttle at 95C, @10 it will throttle at 90C). The default is usually set to a value of 5 on most laptops. i generally leave this as is, or increase it by 1-2 so the thermal TCC kicks in earlier than 95C so it doesn't get to 98-100C! but it generally won't get to this TCC point if you tune your system properly.3. Power Throttling: Lowering the Thermal Design Power (TDP) which is basically how much watts the CPU gets to maintain it's boost clock speeds. These values vary based on laptop/CPU combo since each laptop has different cooling capabilities some manufacturers lower it because they can't cool the laptop enough and some give max power because they beefed up the laptop cooling.Two values are important here, PL1 is the "long term turbo" and the other is PL2 "short term turbo" power limits. PL2 is there for snappy fast performance, like when your laptop boots up it's on PL2 to boot up super fast. PL1 is the long term boost, like when you're playing games, it will generally try to stay at the PL1 boost power & associated clock speeds that is if your laptop can keep cool for it to sustain the heat from that wattage. Capiche?4. Power

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