Recent content by Nioktefe

I see the 4TB one is reporting the previously expected TBW. To me it looks like they try to steer chia miners to the 4TB sku, maybe they have better profit on this one.

They'll likelt use GA104, 384bits bus is never used in mobile

My guess is 1.9x is in a RTX context, otherwise 3090 is an absolute monster with +50% IPC or something lol

HBM2e is scheduled for 3.2Gbps, there's already HBM2 that's available at 2.4Gbps Given what's in the article they never spoke about HBMnext expected bandwidth

The article is written by a monkey (honestly those PRs are the worst, they're full of bullshit anyway), on the website it clearly states 120hz, but it's only in DP : HDMI: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz, 2560 x 1440 @ 120 Hz; DP: 3840 x 2160 @ 120 Hz EDIT : my bad the 27" is only 23-75 Hz (V) on the...

It's very pricey but still they will not sell much of them at all, so I wonder if they will manage to recoup the development cost (mask and all) I would guess apple pay some amount upfront because all they care is having a maximum efficiency option whatever the price but maybe I'm...

I'm curious about the 2 small chip appart from the hbm die, the same can be found on the volta gpu, and I never found any informations about those, is it the ecc part of the hbm ? It doesn't seem to be connected to the gpu but rather the hbm chip given the way it's shaped Also very nice gpu...

It would be great but it seems that it would be a pain for motherboard maker to use this with multiple length support (1 hole for a screw or the plastic holder, whereas 2 or one long for this) In that sense the plastic holder is a great middle ground between cost and usability (they'd argue...

Waiting for zen 4 it is then, what a bad move, thanks crybaby motherboard maker

Navi 1 is way past it's efficiency point, just look at voltages, Turing runs at about 1000mv compared to amd 1200mv on rx5700xt, also remember voltages should go down as you progresses in nodes Nvidia is likely not comparing rx5700xt as it's configured to make those assumption, they know how to...

Turing and Navi already include a controller for usb though (for navi, the only card i've seen with it is the Radeon Pro W5700) USB type c in general lacks uniformity though, especially for desktop where power delivery is non existent on those ports

There's still U.2 which is designed for that purpose

"AMD "Matisse" cIOD and "Rome" sIOD. " From the source's twitter So my guess would be consumer IOD and server IOD

What a bullshit answer, why are they hidding so much that their drive are smr if it's so adapted to nas usage Hard drives really is a depressing tech ever since samsung sold their hdd branch

It will be interesting to see what die each cpu uses. 10900k will have top tier 10 cores dies since they don't use 10 core on laptop, but the 10700k will surely also use the 10 core die For the 6 cores I guess they'll use defective 8 core from laptop and so on If that's the case this lineup is...