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JamesJones44 replied to the thread Review Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Review: Intel Throws a Lateral with Arrow Lake.I don't think the gaming results are do to HT being removed. HT doesn't guarantee 2 threads per core, it's advertised that way but... -
JamesJones44 replied to the thread Review Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Review: Intel Throws a Lateral with Arrow Lake.It's definitely not useless for consumer applications or games. Any type of repetitive work of sufficient size that could be done in a...
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Gigabyte's new AI SSD stays true to the "Ultra Durable" monicker with a 100,000+ TBW endurance rating — AI TOP UD SSD is a budget version of the....That is due to most consumer drives using TLC or QLC NAND which has far less durability than SLC or MLC. The trade off is SLC and MLC...
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JamesJones44 reacted to stuff and nonesense's post in the thread News Gigabyte's new AI SSD stays true to the "Ultra Durable" monicker with a 100,000+ TBW endurance rating — AI TOP UD SSD is a budget version of the... with
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https://www.techpowerup.com/ssd-specs/gigabyte-ai-top-100e-1-tb.d2050 Apparently it uses pSLC, quoted within the article is 3000p/e... -
JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Gigabyte's new AI SSD stays true to the "Ultra Durable" monicker with a 100,000+ TBW endurance rating — AI TOP UD SSD is a budget version of the....All their spec sheet says is 3D NAND, which doesn't tell us much. SLC would definitely give a cycle of 100,000, but maybe the are just...
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Gigabyte's new AI SSD stays true to the "Ultra Durable" monicker with a 100,000+ TBW endurance rating — AI TOP UD SSD is a budget version of the....This is a common practice for all SSDs I've seen in the consumer market
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Linus Torvalds is "fed up with buggy hardware and completely theoretical attacks" — Linux kernel creator lashes out ahead of proposed kernel code....Most autos use CAN 2.0 (developed in the early 90s) or CAN FD (developed in early 2010s). They are architecturally different than the...
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JamesJones44 reacted to -Fran-'s post in the thread News Linus Torvalds is "fed up with buggy hardware and completely theoretical attacks" — Linux kernel creator lashes out ahead of proposed kernel code... with Like.
There's plenty other options if you want to use them, besides the Linux one. The biggest "competitor" to it is FreeBSD. From the actual...
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Apple reportedly slows down Vision Pro production — a more affordable version may be in the works.I would argue the world is waiting for AR/VR without having to wear anything on their head
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JamesJones44 reacted to -Fran-'s post in the thread News Linus Torvalds is "fed up with buggy hardware and completely theoretical attacks" — Linux kernel creator lashes out ahead of proposed kernel code... with Like.
I'll latch onto the bold part: is that really the case though? Most of us that work closely to the hardware and always get showered...
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Linus Torvalds is "fed up with buggy hardware and completely theoretical attacks" — Linux kernel creator lashes out ahead of proposed kernel code....Sadly, being able to execute critical vehicle functions with CAN protocol commands is way more common than people know. SOME companies...
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Former Intel CPU details how internal x86-64 efforts were suppressed prior to AMD64's success.In the Quora post he says nothing about compatibility he says: To me this says an Intel version of x86-64, not AMD64.
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Billionaire investor regrets dumping Nvidia shares that are now worth $1.19 billion — pulled the trigger before 10-to-1 split, missing out on hundr....Hard to complain about taking a profit. Sure, could have, would have, should have. However, had the stock gotten chopped in half and...
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JamesJones44 replied to the thread News Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 sucks up to 180 Mb/s of internet bandwidth while in flight — equivalent to 81GB of data per hour.I'm a little surprised they don't offer an option to pre-download areas of interest and just do a time based lease of when the local...
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JamesJones44 reacted to atomicWAR's post in the thread News Leak indicates AMD Ryzen 9000X3D series CPU gaming performance will disappoint with Like.
I don't disagree with some of that statement. If a CPU/GPU combo can't push out 120fps at 1080P it won't do it at 4K. But if you think...
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