Recent content by lauxenburg

PreferLinuxReally? For low-end machines, yes. But for HPC, servers, workstations and enthusiast machines, never – they develop them all by developing any one of them. The servers are going to have to get even better to keep up with the demand of the whole cloud bullshit thing + everything being...

Alright so while all the other fuckers are squinting at their little phones, I'll just be sitting here in front of my 23inch screen with 14 windows open. nbd

try-hards

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Linux first. God damn.

Linux could probably run on a single transistor if you wanted it to. :D :D :D....it might just take a while.

AMD will have 28nm by next year so weee gooood

More "reasons" for Apple to overprice their stuff

It's not that overpriced. Assuming everything is as it appeared in the video, I would actually be pretty impressed. MDPC-X sleeving? (or similar) Full coverage blocks + the loop. Maybe not quite $3500 but for the labor, it's not terrible. I'm trying to figure out how its running at 0C...

halodude23Looks like an Ipad... but bigger Doesn't really resemble an iPad at all.

g00eyWell, I can't wait till we get picometer circuits... Highly unlikely. There will be different technologies aside from simply making the transistors smaller.

HaserathWe've gotten to the point that companies have to start working together to make the transistors smaller. That must mean we're at the point that it is getting close to the end for the transistor to get smaller, but maybe they'll come up with a breakthrough that will keep us going for some...

H0LY BALLS. That's small. That's like half the size of a virus.

They are lying. Solid state storage is definitely the future. Even if it might not totally be ready for the prime time, we will definitely not be using mechanical hard drives in 10 years.

I'm pleasantly surprised. A Gigabyte board. Solid caps (or so it appears), ferrite chokes among other things. Looks like a pretty well built machine. This is compared to my cable box which runs at about 9,000C with huge through hole electrolytic junk caps.