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bit_user reacted to LaminarFlow's post in the thread News AMD-powered El Capitan is now the world's fastest supercomputer with 1.7 exaflops of performance — fastest Intel machine falls to third place on To... with
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bit_user reacted to SBKch's post in the thread News AMD-powered El Capitan is now the world's fastest supercomputer with 1.7 exaflops of performance — fastest Intel machine falls to third place on To... with Like.
xAI cluster is easily 2-5 times faster than this, they just don't bother testing it at these type of workloads and adding it to top500 list.
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bit_user replied to the thread News The PS5 Pro is surprisingly efficient — 30% performance uplift while operating at nearly the same power draw as the base PS5.Wait for a Strix Halo mini PC, then. It will have a comparable GPU to the base PS5, a much more powerful CPU and a 256-bit memory...
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bit_user reacted to helper800's post in the thread News The PS5 Pro is surprisingly efficient — 30% performance uplift while operating at nearly the same power draw as the base PS5 with Like.
Thats about in line with what my PC did at idle with a 3900x and the 3080.
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bit_user replied to the thread News AMD-powered El Capitan is now the world's fastest supercomputer with 1.7 exaflops of performance — fastest Intel machine falls to third place on To....Before anyone gets too proud, just know that the AI bros have sailed way past these metrics. The only reason clusters like Musk's...
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bit_user replied to the thread News Intel Arc B580 "Battlemage" GPU boxes appear in shipping manifests — Xe2 may be preparing for its desktop debut in December.I hope it comes back to bite the clowns who kept spreading those rumors. I'm sure it won't, but I'd really like to see some egg on...
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bit_user replied to the thread News The PS5 Pro is surprisingly efficient — 30% performance uplift while operating at nearly the same power draw as the base PS5.Does anyone have figures for its idle or standby power? My CFI-1200 PS5 idles at about 51 W and has a 3 W standby power consumption...
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bit_user reacted to thestryker's post in the thread News Intel celebrates the arrival of MRDIMMs — a plug and play solution for ultrafast memory that offers double the memory bandwidth of standard DRAM with Like.
It's unlikely this will come to the consumer market, does require an IMC that knows what to do with it like CUDIMMs do, and it is slot...
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bit_user replied to the thread News Intel celebrates the arrival of MRDIMMs — a plug and play solution for ultrafast memory that offers double the memory bandwidth of standard DRAM.I'd imagine some Japanese probably pronounced it the same as the name of the Edo period, in Japanese history.
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bit_user replied to the thread News Intel celebrates the arrival of MRDIMMs — a plug and play solution for ultrafast memory that offers double the memory bandwidth of standard DRAM.The hardware world works a bit differently than software. As it's very capital-intensive, has long lead times, and is full of...
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bit_user reacted to usertests's post in the thread News AMD Phoenix CPU brings palm-sized SBC to life for up to $329 — NexT-SBC packs 32GB LPDDR5-6400 and triple M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD slots with Like.
Are there a variety of standard cases below mini-ITX size? I did a little research years ago but didn't see much. Pico-ITX strikes me as...
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bit_user replied to the thread News AMD Phoenix CPU brings palm-sized SBC to life for up to $329 — NexT-SBC packs 32GB LPDDR5-6400 and triple M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD slots.No, not on the retail market, at least. I've actually seen more boards in these form factors than cases, interestingly enough. Sadly...
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bit_user replied to the thread News AMD Phoenix CPU brings palm-sized SBC to life for up to $329 — NexT-SBC packs 32GB LPDDR5-6400 and triple M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSD slots.They really should implement a standard form factor, so that there's even a chance of half-decent case selection: Other options...
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bit_user reacted to Eximo's post in the thread News Intel celebrates the arrival of MRDIMMs — a plug and play solution for ultrafast memory that offers double the memory bandwidth of standard DRAM with Like.
That's DRDIMM to you. He didn't spend all those years at memory school to be called MR.
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bit_user reacted to User of Computers's post in the thread News Intel's Core 200 family poised to mix Arrow, Lunar, Meteor, Alder, and Raptor Lake parts — Arrow Lake-U CPUs rumored to offer Meteor Lake Refresh p... with Like.
64 XE-HPG VEs are faster than 96 Xe-LP VEs. Remember that the HPG VEs are clocked significantly faster than the LP VEs.
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