Recent content by Jism

Exactly. It's based on pinnacle ridge which is 2700X and so. The 5800X alone is 50% faster in pretty much everything. The 9x00 series will provide a rough 60 to 70% even compared to pinnacle ridge.

For a few hours of work 10k is quite easy money. But today sponsored OC's are not really worth it anymore. OC'ing is near as dead.

CPU-Z is using a outdated benchmark. It scores well on intel but does not take advantage of (new) codepath on ZEN CPU's.

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1800265431078551973 Lately all these company's are pushing for AI, google, microsoft, Meta etc. All for one thing only: telemetry! You are the product.

That's actually a proper way to vent the heat outside of the case, through an extended vent-hole the size of that. I like it.

It don't matter. Innovation is good for us. Meaning more products, better competitive pricing.

Since AMD's CPU's come from the enterprise line, so do the chipsets. So it's only logical that PCI-E 5.0 is coming to consumers since enterprise is already sitting on 5.0. In regards of GPU's and PCI-Express: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/nvidia-geforce-rtx-4090-pci-express-scaling/...

I'd like to hear from you in now and 10 years. They will push to technical advancements sooner or later. Export restrictions will not stop them.

I suspect, potential long term degradation. What Samsung reports as working, in DC enviroments with 24/7 usage and perhaps for the next years, this memory will show degradation and thus growing amount of damaged products and returns. You can only expect the highest grade stuff when you pay 10 to...

Its just rated for 600W of (air)cooling. A big base with strong fans.

Was'nt that how much memory AGP could be cached with without having to store in into RAM? AGP X8 still was sufficient for that time: https://www.anandtech.com/show/1361/13 And even now, PCI-E 4.0 X16 not being fully used even by the best of the best card(s).

Don't watch general youtube for your technews. It's scrambled up to increase viewing time and left and right many youtubers making false claims and all that. People should stick to sites; anandtech, i forgot that one too. Much better.

Yep! There's a few websites that i often check, it's this one, tomshardware, techspot, and the rest... Well... Hardware news is not as populair as it was 15 years ago. Take http://www.xtremesystems.org/ for example - was one of the greatest imo.

Yeah if your rendering at non-native then yeah everything looks blurry.

Wtf. I suggest check your settings then. AMD / ATI has always bin excellent image quality where Nvidia used to skimp out on certain details to provide higher FPS in benchmarks.