Recent content by MasterMadBones

Ryzen 6000 has USB 4 support.

Almost all GPU fans can and will run over 2000 rpm.

It's funny that you're using temperature percentages when mentioning GN.

There is no such thing as carbon negative super computing, unless it somehow captures CO2 from the atmosphere. Nevertheless, repurposing the waste heat is a very good way to deal with the fact that supercomputers use a lot of energy.

I tried to address this in a post here several weeks ago, but the response from the community was that 'it's not that bad'. I agree with you though.

It's a near 10% difference. In no situation is that functionally equal in engineering terms.

The difference between 2 inches and 55mm is quite significant. Which is it?

This is probably salvageable if you can find another PC with a working operating system to plug the drive into. Windows 98 doesn't really do anything to protect the data on the boot drive.

Addressing the coil whine claims: the amount of coil whine you get is dependent on your power supply. The noisier its output, the more coil whine you get. A clean input signal from the mains also helps the PSU produce a cleaner output. Some cards may be more sensitive to this than others, but a...

Golden Cove's scheduling and execution stages are organized in a very different way from Zen 3's. Gracemont is more similar in that area, while having a very different front end. Pay attention how Gracemont is ultimately based on Silvermont, which shared a similar backend layout and was launched...

This is clear from context. We're not stupid.

That is exactly why I steered clear of saying what exactly is "enough". The standard is fluid, but what I am sure of is that most people don't need the top of the line graphics card, as evidenced by their market share. As for whether home computers are needed at all, I think that leisure is a...

High power in server in my opinion is fine, considering servers are made to do their work as efficiently possible. It's simply a function of the amount of work that needs to be done. In the case of consumer hardware, efficiency is more and more often thrown out the window in favor of topping the...

Hello everyone, this is something that's been on my mind ever since the launch of the 3090, and especially now with the 3090 Ti and the upcoming launches of RDNA3 and, in particular, Lovelace, I feel like it's something I want to discuss with the community. In last couple of years, governing...

As we always say around here, just make sure you have important data backed up somewhere else in case.