Recent content by tek-check

Marketing gimmick. No average buyer sees any benefits of AI functions whatsoever.

Show them a middle finger, spread the news of the shameless practice and never buy their products again.

Then slap them properly in an article, without mincing words.

Current laptops are 7500. Future machines can release with 8000.

Userbenchmark... why even bother writing an article about them and giving them a platform? They don't deserve this attention. It's a bunch deluded clowns who manipulate with data so badly, that it's laughable.

Mismarking a few CPUs is nothing, just a passing topic masking really serious development on Intel's side. The attention will inevitably come back to Intel. The issue will grow larger as the time passes due to gradually degrading silicon. It will not go away any time soon.

The last paragraph of the article sounds like petty and lazy tabloid press. For a professional tech journalist, engaging in loose low level and borderline malicious speculation without laying out any evidence should not take place and be published on such serious tech platform. Companies do not...

It stinks conspiracy, from miles...

This should be told to GPU vendors who put gigantic 3 fan desings on class 60 cards.

4170 - Granite Rapids SP - Beechnut City, "little Granite" - 8 channels 7529 - Granite Rapids AP - Avenue City, "big Granite" - 12 channels

The main reason why I haven't installed Win11 is prosaic, namely that one cannot move taskbar on a side. This is essential for ultra-wide monitors so that no real estate display is most vertically.

Disdappointing device. No USB4 or Thunderbolt port, no WiFi7, no HDMI 2.1 FRL port.

Wow! They must be desperate to sell old stock...

Plus, it's 12GB if VRAM only. This will become problematic in increasing number of games from now and in next two years, leading to stuttering, lower RT performance and muddled textures, as shown in recent video by Steve from Hardwave Unboxed testing 3070 against 6800.

The numbers don't add up to 10 million. The table suggests it's 13 million. Can you, please, address it? It seems that multiple tech outlets simply regerget the same information without even looking into numbers. What happened with the accuracy of tech journalism?