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It's not about I/O or PCIe controller, it's a CPU instruction, an ISA extension of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_manipulation_instruction_set. In ZEN2 it is apparently emulated in microcode using other instructions which is why it is too slow for any benefit here.

Anandtech did some testing with the new mac mini, I think Cinebench R23 single thread is notable as you can easily compare it to x64 results:

I'm not convinced about gaming keyboards without arrow keys. Should have been One 2 SF.

You mean like for example SPECint, here showing Apple's previous A14 chip powering Iphone 12? I'm very curious about Cinebench R23 results of the M1.

I don't know, the USB bus is pretty terrible for pretty much anything but peripherals. At least in RPi 4 the Ethernet is no longer on USB 2.0... The proper way to do that would be to get a SoC which natively supports SATA/USB 3.0/Ethernet/PCIe. But I guess that would increase the price by $20...

Yeah micro-HDMI on something that's gonna be plugged and unplugged often... bad idea. Other missed opportunities: no audio jack (I'm pretty sure there is one on RPi 4), wonky storage (SD cards get corrupted on RPi from time to time which is a pain in the ass) and not using their very own Compute...

I appreciate the thoughtful reply. To put it in perspective, people were asked to work six extra Saturdays on a seven+ year development cycle. I'm not saying crunch is not an issue in general, but in this case it doesn't seem particularly jarring. Besides, at the risk of sounding like a...

They will likely keep working on a 0-day patch up until the release. Still, I think all this reporting about crunch is overblown. People putting in extra work, and being rewarded for it? The horror.

I tried it with my early 3600 bin. Rated bronze by the software. It's running in an ITX-case with a single 120mm AIO so I wanted to optimize for thermals. Worked pretty well: Voltage down from 1.367 to 1.225V CCX1/CCX2 down from 4100/4100Mhz to 4000/4000Mhz CB20 multi score down from 3680 to...

If AMD didn't purchase ATi back then they would be gone today. Their custom SoC business (PS4, Xbox One) is what kept the company afloat in the Bulldozer days.

A bit larger than SG13 (222mm x 181mm x 285mm). 19.5L vs 11.5L.

Maybe from the manufacturer's page lol https://www.sapphiretech.com/en/consumer/pulse-radeon-rx-5600-xt-be-6g-gddr6

Can it play Witcher 3 (which is now a 5y old game) at 1080p/high? Probably once again not. We won't see decent APU performance before DDR5.

That's not really true. You can just boot with mitigations=off switch as per kernel-parameters Nice advertisement. Hint: see who wrote the "article", what is his affiliation, and who publishes the "journal".

It is now in the toolkit of malware writers so why wouldn't they use it. And trying to shift the blame on researchers is ridiculous, all of these attacks stem from a single decision Intel made about deferring access checks in speculation to chase cheap performance gains and now they are getting...

Ah yes, security through obscurity, because that has ever worked before. Everybody gangsta until a new wave of bitcoin ransomware.

Alice in Wonderland of Laundry Baskets. Rather sexist if you asked me.

I think it's fine? If you are doing HTPC you are probably connecting your TV over HDMI anyway (and then passthrough audio to an audio receiver). People who buy those will just plop in a 65W APU with a Noctua fan and never overlock it.

I think the problems regarding adoption of VR are much simpler: 1. Not everyone has $1000 burning a hole in their pocket, no matter how extraordinary the experience might be it's still spending a grand for entertainment (not counting the PC to drive it). 2. A lot of VR games are very arcade in...

I understand that memory was supplied for this review, still would be interesting to see results with a faster/overclocked kit (e.g. 3200 CL16).

Does it come with bundled Portal 3? Seriously, what platform-defining VR games are there? It's been three years since Oculus Rift was released.

"This press release brought to you by Intel"

It is a bummer you cannot legally acquire the product you want as a retail customer. But considering W10 Home/Pro price is subsidized by all these ads and featured apps and what not the product is really you.

I have trouble with USB audio in the Creators Update. It's like they don't even test this stuff.

I wonder if Microsoft applied a little pressure here...