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Can't have your friends list as a separate smaller window must take up the entire screen to look at it. Amazing how tone-deaf this is.

Complaining about the fan is just wrong Radial fans are better then axial for a heatsink application. In general a radial fan will generate a more concentrated flow and greater pressure but at less volume. Generally radial fans are quieter in the hvac world because the air that gets pushed is...

Clearly this was done to snipe all the ebay scalpers.

Marketing to the public, people who actually have to order from a foundry get more useful information. Why do people think samsung had a 7nm process since 2018 because they advertise it to the public even when it's was basically not usable Different logic/i.o/cache/memory all comes in different...

Intel isn't using TDP anymore and AMD 15w is TDP not it's power setting. 4800U is a 12-25w TDP configurable, 15w is the default but the OEM can set it up however they want. The lenovo they use was set up at the 25w TDP. I approve of intel moving away from TDP that number made no sense to anyone...

Parts of PhysX are of UE4 and Unity granted the ol cuda acceleration is pretty dead but nvidia's physics package is still pretty prevalent.

Not really strange the game only uses like 4-8 threads and it's mostly just the 1-2 threads doing all the work you can tell how old the base of the game really is. The game was likely just built right on top of the old FSX engine. Intel has the higher clock and still has a slight edge on IPC so...

I wonder how much that 850w recommended is because the 12pin is supposed to be able to carry up to 600w So it's probably not smart to run such a connector on a 600w power supply.

Halo branding works. Even if it loses them money halo products raise the perceived worth of products downline due to it raising the perceived worth of the brand itself. It's unclear if this what appears to be a reaching product is due to trying to justify RTX/4K and people actually buying new...

Yeah it's the same as the oversized non reference cards everyone buys

120fps based on what? What webcam, streaming or videoweb site even allows 120fps. That's probably because Logitech moved to using the cheaper Chinese made Omron switches many years back from the Japanese ones. Ofc for some reason the chinese ones are rated for 50mil clicks while the japanese...

PowerPC, MIPS, ARM all have pretty wide applications throughout their lifetime. It's just a matter if you can make it work, hardware and software. I would say the biggest thing having x86 as the popular pc processor is software, legacy crap is the reason why windows is popular, it's also what...

Relative to even their own offerings the low price isn't low enough Samsung 860 EVO 2TB can be had $279.99 Samsung 870 QVO 2TB can be had $249.99 That isn't cheap enough, there is a little to be said about the 8TB version have capacity that isn't offered else where but the price isn't low enough...

Ionno if i was a streamer sponsored by logitech i'd be excited if i could get to sit in a Herman Miller chair vs the weird shoulder bolsters on other "gaming" chairs. But yeah weird partnership, Herman miller makes really great long lasting chairs but they come at a really premium price.

Oh geforce now, sell server time and have people run w.e software they own on it. Publishers don't like it because they don't think it lets them make more money, just like they didn't like being able to transfer game keys. I do wonder why nvidia just doesn't try pushing it by just making you...

People been lapping dies for a long time. The die isn't bare silicon there is a diffusion barrier which has a worse thermal conductivity and puts you slightly further away from the heat producing part. Direct die mounting though is always risky, chip a corner off your old thunderbird cpu while...

People just need to buy decent mics and ditch things like wireless headsets which just don't have the bandwidth to do both and stay low latency. This kind of software is probably good for filtering out more static background noise which is a good piece of tech to develop. It's more of...

People really hate progress? If someone wants higher refresh rate why hate, personally i don't like this monitor not for it's 360hz but because it's 1080p and a TN panel. I have my tradeoffs you have yours, i want higher resolution and better color accuracy across wide viewing angles, refresh...

"new features" does look like someone made a template and couldn't get answers from R&D or who ever they're asking to fill in the blanks. Seems like that's the spot for things like "gate-last" "double-patterning" "finfet" things of that nature. The whole slide reeks of someone was told to make...

This isn't intel hurting much. intel still has operating 22nm fabs, intel still has operating 14nm fabs hell i think they might have a 32nm fab still. Intel's shortage at 14nm is inspite of an increase in capacity year over year it's not like intel just magically forgot how to make their 14nm...

With how intel names things intel's 5nm node would probably mean that it's similar to tsmc's 3nm process. If anything intel can just change how they name things to fit more closely with glo flo/tsmc and samsung and people will claim they've made huge progress.

2400g is 65w tdp not meant for mobile. And you compare it to 15-25w intel cpus ment for mobile on a game notoriously bottlenecked by cpu performance. Pretty sure people call that intellectual bankruptcy Granted that's intel 11 gen graphics is only in their icelake platform but amd has mobile...

It's strange to see people actively argue against ray tracing in general. I wonder how much of that is the hardware vs how much of it is bad implementation. Like in the days of crysis 2 where you get jersey barriers with thousands of polygons in it's mesh and tessellated water that's placed...

ATI Radeon 8000, ATI TruForm Radeon HD 2000, TeraScale Read into that as you may. Imo pushing fidelity in games one way or the other is progress, even if it's commercial failure.

Depends but from my information of the early 00's it was around 30% when you're counting the store, returns, distribution and manufacturing.