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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Intel Lunar Lake CPU gets die annotation — four Skymont E-cores slightly bigger than one Lion Cove P-core.ChatGPT strikes again!
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Eedzieba replied to the thread Go big with 128 Gigabytes of DDR5 RAM for its lowest-ever price.High margin SKUs have more margin to slash without being unprofitable. Low margin SKUs have less margin, so can only tolerate small...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News MSI overclocker confirms CUDIMMs work with AMD Ryzen 8000 and 9000 processors.CUDIMMs fall back to regular DDR behaviour (external clocking) by design. That they work in regular DDR slots is the intended outcome.
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Thermal Grizzly's nifty gadget can prevent Nvidia's 16-pin connector meltdowns — WireView GPU Pro features a GPU power monitor, connector detection....Have people learnt nothing from the cablemod adapter fiasco? Instead of sticking yet another random device into the link... push the...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Microsoft now allows you to reprogram the Windows Copilot key, but there's a catch.I don't want an app launcher key, regardless of what app it lunches. I want a right-hand WIN key so I don't need two hands for WIN+L!
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Ryzen 9000 CPUs drop 10% frequency executing AVX-512 instructions — Intel CPUs typically suffer from more substantial clock speed drops.Instruction width does not tell you much about die area. e.g. a Zen 5 (non--C) core is 8 wide, whilst Golden Cove is 6-wide but a...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Ryzen 9000 CPUs drop 10% frequency executing AVX-512 instructions — Intel CPUs typically suffer from more substantial clock speed drops.In what way is it a lie? Intel's E-cores take up less die area (i.e. are smaller, as claimed) than the Zen-C cores. An E-core takes up...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Chinese scientists use Starlink signals to detect stealth aircraft and drones.They have cohosted payloads on GSO satellites (ST-2), slots on other GSO satellites (INTELSAT, ASIASAT) and OneWeb coverage. The GSO...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Chinese scientists use Starlink signals to detect stealth aircraft and drones.RF Shadow / forward-scatter bistatic and multistatic RADAR has been known for decades, and demonstrated years ago. As long as you have a...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Microsoft uses automated robots to disassemble and recycle HDDs — company typically shreds two million hard drives per year.If you're mailing drives to any third party without formatting them first, then any data loss is on you.
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News AMD plans for FSR4 to be fully AI-based — designed to improve quality and maximize power efficiency.That's been in active use for many years in the VR space. A combination of depth-buffer-based occlusion prediction and...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Microsoft uses automated robots to disassemble and recycle HDDs — company typically shreds two million hard drives per year.Hard drives are a nice use-case for automated disassembly: the fasteners are a planar (all facing the same way) and often are all on...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News AMD plans for FSR4 to be fully AI-based — designed to improve quality and maximize power efficiency.Likely not without a performance impact comparable to the performance uplift from the reduced rendering resolution, making it pretty...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News Researchers built a molecular film that stores 16,384 states — the team used it to create an analog computer that works like a brain.Gargling the marketing blurb a bit too hard here. A binary system with 4 bits will also have 16 possible states. A binary computer with...
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Eedzieba replied to the thread News BOE and Intel's Winning Display reduces power consumption by 65% using AI-driven 1 to 120 Hz dynamic refresh.This is just the existing Panel Self Refresh protocol built into eDP v1.3 (and reused for DP Adaptive Sync, rebranded by AMD as...
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