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Mmac_angel reacted to TheHerald's post in the thread News TeamGroup DDR5-7200 C32 CAMM2 promises performance speeds over 100 GB/s — memory manufacturer aims for DDR5-9000 with
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Cudimms work on older mobos (z790) but you have to bypass the CKD. Basically, they work like a normal kit of ram, so no point in buying... -
Mmac_angel reacted to TheHerald's post in the thread News TeamGroup rolls out CUDIMMs up to DDR5-9600 for Intel Arrow Lake CPUs — clock driver enables massive overclocking with Like.
You can use them, you can't take advantage of them. Previous generation cpus can't communicate with the ckd so you have to run them in...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News Intel outlines plan to break free from TSMC manufacturing — 70% of Panther Lake at Intel fabs, Nova Lake almost entirely in-house.I thought they just started using them a couple of years ago, if that. Intel really needs to figure out what the [] they are doing.
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News TeamGroup DDR5-7200 C32 CAMM2 promises performance speeds over 100 GB/s — memory manufacturer aims for DDR5-9000.so, if MSI came out with a Z790 motherboard that supports CAMM2, and CAMM2 is basically a different kind of slot for CUDIMM (simplified...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News TeamGroup rolls out CUDIMMs up to DDR5-9600 for Intel Arrow Lake CPUs — clock driver enables massive overclocking.I'm trying to understand the CUDIMM. It's suppose to be compatible with regular DDR5 slots. Does that mean previous generation CPUs can...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News Nvidia's Arm-based PC chips for consumers to launch in September 2025, commercial to follow in 2026: Report."the company's entry into the PC space reflects Nvidia's long-standing interest in challenging AMD and Nvidia on their home turf." Need...
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Mmac_angel reacted to tracker1's post in the thread News Arm to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license as feud intensifies with Like.
I fully expect Qualcomm to invest heavily into Risc-V in the next year of they aren't already. Unfortunately, ARM is significantly...
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Mmac_angel reacted to gamerk316's post in the thread News Arm to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license as feud intensifies with Like.
I wonder should ARM follow through AND this goes to trial if Qualcomm has any case for adding damages should they win.
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News China semiconductor patent applications skyrocket amid US export restrictions — country sees a 42% increase in patent filings.I wouldn't be surprised if China beats Western Civilizations to photonic transistors. In the scale of being able to replace CPUs, GPUs...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread Review Dell G16 (7630) gaming laptop review: Bargain price with class-leading performance.Interesting. But you also need to consider that Tom's Hardware is a world wide site (something that they repeatedly forget themselves...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News Core Ultra 9 285K retail samples benchmarked in CPU-Z and Blender — thermal throttling and limited clock speeds spoil the fun.Interesting. But that would kind of circle around to potential overclockability of the CPUs, especially 13th and 14th gen. I can't say...
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Mmac_angel reacted to YSCCC's post in the thread News Core Ultra 9 285K retail samples benchmarked in CPU-Z and Blender — thermal throttling and limited clock speeds spoil the fun with Like.
IME turning off HT don't really help games as they are more limited by frequency and IPC of the P cores, and normally they are...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread News Core Ultra 9 285K retail samples benchmarked in CPU-Z and Blender — thermal throttling and limited clock speeds spoil the fun.Well, as you said, 8 cores is usually fine, which is what most of Intel's higher end ones have; plus the E-cores. So, yea, I think...
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Mmac_angel replied to the thread Review Dell G16 (7630) gaming laptop review: Bargain price with class-leading performance.You should have compared it to the Asus G16, with their Nebulous display. 16" display, smaller and lighter chassis, and supports Dolby...
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