Recent content by deesider

A PCIe 4 drive that's twice the size for the same cost is a much better option.

The irony of such a quiet power supply is that what ever is drawing 1600W from it is going to be anything but quiet!

I think the issue with commodity production is that 25% is not enough - the disparity between locally made and imported will be much greater, so at that level of tariff it will simply result in higher raw materials. This can be overcome by continually increasing tariffs until it becomes...

It's the total time from when the video signal changes at it's source, to when the image changes - so it includes any processing time the monitor needs. Their testing methods are explained further here: https://www.tomshardware.com/reference/how-we-test-pc-monitors-benchmarking/4

The abstract of the Nature article states: Here, we report scaled vertical-nanowire heterojunction tunnelling transistors that are based on the broken-band GaSb/InAs system.

So every member gets one wafer each. They should use it wisely.

The author of the paper in no way suggests that pirated copies of a game are equal to lost sales. He quotes the CEO of Bohemia Interactive Marek Španěl: He is claiming that it is likely that pirated players greatly outnumber legitimate purchasers, but no one is claimig eliminating piracy would...

For the most part I agree that owning a content storage site is not criminal. However, the way the Megaupload made money was to charge for upgraded accounts that provided faster downloads. To make it worthwhile for paid subscribers, users were incentivised to upload content with payments based...

The original Science article that is the source of the article is here: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adp3575 The title is "Ultrafast high-endurance memory based on sliding ferroelectrics" - so the subject is certainly memory rather than transistors used for logic, and it does...

The 265KF doesn't have hyperthreading while the 14700K does - so it's 20 threads vs 28 threads

As noted above - the regulations were commonly misunderstood (including by the writers of that article) - they apply only to efficiency at idle. Have a read of the first article you linked, or even look at the regulations themselves.

You mean the part of the headline that says it's for AI training - not gaming?! It isn't for 'Gamers' who for some reason have four 4090s but don't understand power draw.

So two comments after I complained about people not reading articles past the headline, this guy didn't even read the headline!

Those regulations simply mandated efficiency requirements for when the PC is at idle. They were commonly misunderstood at the time, and all these years later people still don't seem to be able to read past the headline.

"Some blame climate change, but whatever the cause, destructive and stinging fire ants are moving north." Yeah, quoting entire sentences is just too exhausting.