Recent content by Murissokah

Best efficiency curve ever

Yeah, because nobody had the idea to try and create their own Steam. Turns out it's harder than it seems.

Not trying to pick on Java, but why do you need Java on a toothbrush?

As a former user of SLI and Crossfire setups, I don't miss it at all. For a long time I couldn't quite explain why it didn't feel as good as a single powerful card until frame pacing analysis started getting more popular. My experience with multi-GPU setups is that however much they may increase...

Come on, enforcing monopoly through software lock is bad enough, now the need to insult the customers intelligence?

Prepare the OS media (eg. USB stick with bootable OS installer), format the disk during OS installation.

The only possible outcome for those sanctions is happening, how surprising.

At this point nobody does, really. That's precisely the reason Intel wants to get their hands on them first.

The more I hear about these sanctions, the more convinced I am that this can only backfire.

No G92? G80 was great, but G92 simply blew the market. Nothing else made sense at the time. It was a 4060 performing like 3090ti, at 200 USD.

My recommendation would be whichever you're more comfortable with, then containerize everything. If it was mine it'd be Ubuntu, but that's just my preference. Considering you have layer 4 services (DNS/SMB), I'd use a layer 4 capable load balancer like HAProxy or Traefik. If the web services...

Comparing performance to Intel based macs looks like an obvious attempt at pushing meaningless marketing numbers instead of discussing real improvements. From the presentation it seems like a incremental improvement, if you are in the market for a new mac now you'd probably want that, but I see...

Could be useful to check the event logs for application errors when it happens, may give some hints.

Never said x86 was dead, I did say ARM is a threat to x86 server market and it is. Unlike Itanium, it already is the most manufactured architecture on the planet. As for OS compatibility, estimates are about 70% Windows for desktops and 80% Linux for servers. Binary compatibiliy between server...

When I mentioned ARM as a threat I meant mostly for data center. It can hurt Client Computing business too, as it did with Apple's M1, but this is a much more complicated move. On the data center business, however, every hyperscale cloud provider already offers ARM CPUs (AWS Graviton, Ampère...