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Define "affordable". Depending on income this can vary wildly. So what you want is a 60Hz OLED? At what price? The cheapest desktop monitor OLED is AOC Agon AG276QZD at 680€. It's a 27" 1440p WOLED at 240Hz. I doubt it would be much cheaper at 120Hz or 60Hz unless the resolution is downgraded to...

So it was some ads for Microsoft's own products in start menu, introduced by an optional update that can easily be disabled that finally pushed you over the edge? It was no the price, not the disjointed UI with two control panels etc before? Odd priorities for people... Has been since Win8...

Exactly. Why put expensive, first gen 28Gbps GDDR7 on a product that is projected to cost between 399-450 at most? (N48, RX8800). I very much doubt Nvidia will use GDDR7 for ALL their RTX 5000 series cards either... One bad product is not enough to sink a company this big. AMD made dogshit...

For comparison, the prices of 8700G and 8500G are at the moment: 308€ and 165€ In order to buy F variants with many big disadvantages, they have to be very, very cheap. The speculated prices of 300€ and 150€ are completely absurd. Why buy a cheap 8700F for 300€ when the 8700G is only €8 more...

There are DP 2.1 video cards but that is an inaccurate description without clarifying the bandwidth. RX 7000 series is UHBR 13.5 @ 54Gbps so higher than DP 1.4 and 7000 Pro series cards are UHBR 20 at full DP 2.1 bandwidth.

Also LG along with ASUS tends to be on the expensive end. It does not mean the panel itself costs 1400 because LG has already included their margin in that price. The price will go down the more manufacturers start using this panel. I suspect AOC will have the cheapest model based on this...

Damn that's shame. They were the only company that had my first name as the product name for one of their mouse pads. My friends always asked where did i get this custom mouse pad made with my name. So i had to explain to them that is was not custom:

https://web.archive.org/web/20220706170006/https://semiconductor.samsung.com/dram/gddr/gddr6/k4zaf325bc-sc24/ https://semiconductor.samsung.com/dram/gddr/gddr6/k4zaf325bc-sc24/ 24Gbps GDDR6. Nearly two years ago. Sampling back then. Sampling today. I very much doubt AMD/Nvidia/Intel have been...

That's my point. A lot of time will have passed IF and WHEN it will actually be used.

Will this be as MIA as their GDDR6W chips that were shown but never produced in any meaningful numbers? Samsung seems to have constant yield issue problem with their chips - both compute and memory. They announce these way in advance and these either don't pan put and are quietly shelved and...

Dual-4K and 2k price but no DP 2.1 still?

Both nodes are confirmed and tho they are both technically "5nm class" then i doubt that Intel will have capacity issues at TSMC. I mean it also depends on demand. I doubt that the demand for Intel's products will rise that sharply. Actually Intel using 5nm is a sign that they have not managed...

Intel will use 5nm. Nvidia Blackwell will use N4P.

Intel's awful naming continues...

At least Logitech has finally discovered PBT keycaps so the keys don't wear out in a few years with moderate amount of gaming. Now if only they would discover hotswap and aluminum. Im not even saying all construction should be alu and all keys should be hot swappable but the most important parts...