Recent content by Rictorhell

This isn't the 2 terabytes that I was waiting for, but this is still "progress", and the most that I have seen in a long time, in this area. Now I'm wondering how many months or years it may take to reach the 2 terabyte capacity, if it was this much of a struggle to get to 1.5 terabytes.

I've been following color e-ink advancements for a while, hoping for some kind of breakthrough in the technology that would push it over the top and allow for it to really move forward.

If it launches at that time, for PC and consoles, and the PC version is fully optimized and MOSTLY bug free, this is "acceptable". If we get to that point, several graphics card generations from now, and the PC version is bug ridden, or late, or delayed, and the game will barely run on those...

Just amazed at all the trouble Intel has had the last few years. It would be impressive if they were able to fix all of their node issues at some point and catch up or even surpass TSMC. That's a longshot at this point, but the thought of it excites me. AMD and Apple are firing on all...

My birthday is May 1st, just putting it out there......pal :)

Some of you are apparently away for the holidays, or just missed this article completely, somehow. But I will say "it" :) It's just kind of shocking that there is no excuse of power outages, flooding, lightning strikes, parts shortages, WHATEVER! They've just given up the pretense of excuses...

Hoping to be "wowed" by some of these future 3nm+ products, in particular Apple's items. Not just their traditional incremental battery life improvements and "WHOA" this item is 30% thinner than it was last year. Not sure what I expect from technology these days. I want "more", but I'm not...

"Half-Life 3" :) I don't even know what to say about this. I've had so many games that I anticipated over the years end up being delayed by 3 months, 6 months, a year, it's mind-boggling. If you look at Squaresoft, it often takes them several years to get a game together. They promise a game...

Having superior performance is great for AMD, but I hope they've also been working on working with a broader range of manufacturers to get their CPUs in a wider range of laptops, 2 in 1's, tablets, etcetera. I'm not just talking about low end or mid-range products, I want to see more higher end...

You probably lucked out. The first batch could have some horrible manufacturing defect that would have required almost all of the initial purchasers to RMA. Or the reviews will come out for Series X and Playstation 5 and all of the same games will be 20% faster on Playstation 5, versus Series...

I've never owned a Toshiba laptop but I've seen several used in libraries and restaurants by various people over the years. I'm very picky about computer hardware and design aesthetic and that bold "Toshiba" logo on the back of the laptops never appealed to me. I've known a lot of people over...

That is concerning, but at the same time I don't believe there are any similiar reports of issues like that with TSMC and their work on sub 5nm nodes, so that is something, although these issues with Samsung could delay quite a few devices that work with that company and that specific node...

I am not a sports fan. I'm not intro crowds, or parties, or socializing in general. I can't concentrate when I'm in large, loud crowds, amongst lots of people. When I go shopping I try to avoid places where there are tons and tons of people, making a lot of unnecessary noises. I have been...

This is pretty timely. I actually need a mask and they are pretty much out in my area so this would actually be pretty helpful to me right now. If only Newegg had given useful freebies with all of my past orders .

It flip flops every few years, but I am hoping that AMD stays on top this time, technologically, and then, eventually financially and in terms of market share and revenue. In my mind, as far as anyone that cares about computers and has even basic diy knowledge of them, AMD is the undeniable MVP...