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Recent content by Essaudio

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    Intel "Nova Lake‑S" Series: Seven SKUs, Up to 52 Cores and 150 W TDP

    What’s the source of the rumors ?
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    990 Pro 2TB - Low Q1T1 in CrystalDiskMark?

    Have you tried setting “NVMe” from the crystal disk mark settings.
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    Games crash without overclock

    Probably just silicon aging. Needs a little more juice to maintain integrity at the running clock speed. It could also be the motherboard / power rail delivering a little under the stated voltage.
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    Chinese Vendors are Offering NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080M and RTX 4090M as Desktop GPUs

    4080m listings on aliexpress are more expensive than the desktop parts (970-1000+) right now but smaller and probably run cooler / slower. Interesting.
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    Google Working on "Project Jarvis" AI That Can Control User's PC

    Oh wait Jarvis ordered a $16,000 family vacation to disney world instead of a mickey mouse toy? Oh Jarvis what a joker.
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    Microsoft Files to Patent a New Pixel Dimming Technology

    Because I was curious I looked it up. The description in this “summary” (with no links) is pretty inaccurate IMO probably starting with the credited windows report piece which starts the misrepresentation of the patent from what I can see. The patent appears to be a way to compensate for...
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    Microsoft Files to Patent a New Pixel Dimming Technology

    “Found a way to dim individual pixels”? I might be missing something but every oled already does this. What’s the breakthrough here?
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    Intel Gaudi2 Accelerator Beats NVIDIA H100 at Stable Diffusion 3 by 55%

    The goal of this was probably to give Nvidia and other purchasers a wake up call. I agree that the results seem. little biased but also point to an upcoming future where there are more good optio for acceleration. I doubt it will make nvidia change course much until they have to if that was the...
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    NVIDIA Cracks Down on CUDA Translation Layers, Changes Licensing Terms

    This isn’t designed to technically stop any and all usages of translation layers but to dissuade large commercial entities from adopting it as an official / commercial approach to accelerating CUDA workloads on non Nvidia hardware. If anything it will push people to support open layers instead...
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