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ThomasKinsley replied to the thread News Chinese chipmaker teases “world-leading” performance of next-gen 7nm CPU — 3B6600 rocks eight LA864 cores clocked at 3 GHz.Maybe they'll take a page out of Apple and claim it's the fastest Loongson chip, ever? -
ThomasKinsley replied to the thread Why I won't buy an Intel Lunar Lake-powered laptop.I'm going to take OP's side here. People telling him that 64GB is too much aren't using their PC like he is. VMs need large amounts of...
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ThomasKinsley replied to the thread Question Device Encryption On Local Account?.Thanks for the quick response. Below is an example of the situation. The first image below is what it showed when encryption was...
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I'm helping someone set up a new Windows 11 Pro machine and installed a Local Account per their wishes. After scouring the privacy...
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ThomasKinsley reacted to Roland Of Gilead's post in the thread News Qualcomm reportedly explores buying portions of Intel's PC client business with
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Yup! Totally agree. It wasn't long ago, there was a article/thread about the 5y4n plan. Well ,the plan has really fallen apart now. One... -
ThomasKinsley replied to the thread News Qualcomm reportedly explores buying portions of Intel's PC client business.This is a side effect of ARM architecture rather than Qualcomm. The same fragmentation happens on mobile phones, whether it's...
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ThomasKinsley reacted to Marco_il_bello's post in the thread News Qualcomm reportedly explores buying portions of Intel's PC client business with Like.
let's try to see things in a different way, remember when 3dfx was dominating and all of a sudden it goes out of business and nvidia...
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ThomasKinsley reacted to NinoPino's post in the thread News Qualcomm reportedly explores buying portions of Intel's PC client business with Like.
Qualcomm is a BIG company. Do you forget that it produces smartphone SOCs, a lot of SOCs.
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ThomasKinsley reacted to endocine's post in the thread News Qualcomm reportedly explores buying portions of Intel's PC client business with Like.
Intel, sold for parts like an old PC that you don't want anymore
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ThomasKinsley reacted to parkerthon's post in the thread News Qualcomm reportedly explores buying portions of Intel's PC client business with Like.
I have been waiting for the axe to fall on Intel for at least 5 years now, but kept hoping they would make a come back. If you think...
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ThomasKinsley reacted to Mama Changa's post in the thread News Asus launches NUC 14 Pro AI with dedicated Copilot button — Lunar Canyon NUC supports up to a Core Ultra 9 288V, Thunderbolt 4, and Wi-Fi 7 with Like.
Asucks will never do affordable. Was always a disaster Intel handing over the NUC's to Asucks of all manufacturers.
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ThomasKinsley replied to the thread News Asus launches NUC 14 Pro AI with dedicated Copilot button — Lunar Canyon NUC supports up to a Core Ultra 9 288V, Thunderbolt 4, and Wi-Fi 7.Missing a price tag. I'm hoping for more affordable MiniPCs with affordable ARM chips, hopefully from MediaTek.
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ThomasKinsley reacted to HideOut's post in the thread News Asus launches NUC 14 Pro AI with dedicated Copilot button — Lunar Canyon NUC supports up to a Core Ultra 9 288V, Thunderbolt 4, and Wi-Fi 7 with Like.
I feel like not having TB5 was a mistake by Intel... :(
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ThomasKinsley replied to the thread News Broadcom disappointed with Intel 18A process technology — says it's not currently viable for high-volume production.Definitely 10 years. The Downfall, Spectre and Meltdown bugs crippled Intel chips by 30%-50%. Since Intel was making only incremental...
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ThomasKinsley reacted to Marlin1975's post in the thread News Broadcom disappointed with Intel 18A process technology — says it's not currently viable for high-volume production with Like.
You have it backwards, Intel needs broadcom not the other way. Intel is desperate for cash flow and having a 3rd party say your...
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