Recent content by brianhojensorensen

Well it's a machine learning processing unit (AI only exists in PowerPoints and marketing), with some graphics capabilities. So not a GPU.

Not so sure, at least for some use cases. I think it might be quite nice for my work pc. I'm doing quite a bit software development and system maintenance, and I often end up with 10+ terminals (yes it's on Linux), and a couple of browsers (for testing) with 10-20 tabs in each, where some of...

I don't know where you get you tech news from, but this ways predicted months ago. As a side note at least NVIDIA should have known as it is exactly what happened with the 20 series, this time prices are even lower so I would say everybody could have predicted this.

It will certainly handle 65W with ease. I'm running a 65W Ryzen with the stock cooler in my Louqe and it has no issues cooling it. And I'm even using a passive PSU (Silverstone Nightjar) and a passive 1050 Ti (Palit). Almost 100% certain I will get the Noctua cooler when upgrading my CPU for a...

I think Valve is doing the right thing, sharing of data should always be opt-in not opt-out (yes Facebook, I'm looking at you). Without knowing exactly if it could be done, Steamspy could ask users to enable public sharing (and perhaps changing the settings for them if possible), thereby...

@FIREFOXX04 Interesting, I have had several Arctic products for both CPU, GPU, as well as case fans. They have all been working perfectly and silently for years. If I were to buy new stuff, I would start at the Arctic website. Of course you have had a different experience, and that shouldn't be...