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NNothingness reacted to coercitiv's post in the thread Question Intel's future after Pat Gelsinger with
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Nothing about all of this makes any sense, it's a politically driven process. My impression is the U.S. gov wants to perform a bailout... -
NNothingness reacted to LightningDust's post in the thread Discussion Qualcomm Snapdragon Thread with Haha.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the Cortex-A9 to the ranks of big cores.
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NNothingness reacted to coercitiv's post in the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU with Like.
For those who are tempted to predict the death of the desktop CPU, some food for thought from 2017: I should mention many of us...
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NNothingness replied to the thread Discussion Qualcomm Snapdragon Thread.I must be missing something as it says 1 X4 + 7 A720. That's not all big cores, it's one big core and 7 medium ones.
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NNothingness reacted to WelshBloke's post in the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU with Like.
Well yeah but geekbench doesn't take cpus thermally throttling, or pretty much all the other bits of a computer that affects...
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NNothingness reacted to Joe NYC's post in the thread Question SemiAccurate acquires AnandTech? with Haha.
This could be good news and bad news for the forums. Forums are currently in a limbo, but if they are acquired by SemiAccurate, we can...
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NNothingness reacted to Hail The Brain Slug's post in the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU with Like.
These are just desktop parts put in a laptop. You can change your desktop CPU and GPU power limits to make them much more efficient, as...
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NNothingness replied to the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU.I'm always concerned by what heat can do to such a confined hardware, no matter how well you dissipate it. Especially when replacing a...
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NNothingness reacted to Hail The Brain Slug's post in the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU with Wow.
With "advancements" in cooling design (more heatpipes, louder fans, larger heat dissipation area, and optimized airflow allowing them to...
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NNothingness replied to the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU.No benchmark can really reflect what your preferred application needs. Sorry for stating the obvious :) I don't dismiss benchmarks, but...
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NNothingness reacted to WelshBloke's post in the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU with Like.
Oh I agree with you. That was kinda my point in posting those results. I know geekbench does measure actual performance but it doesn't...
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NNothingness replied to the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU.That helped, but the keyboard was getting uncomfortably hot...
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NNothingness replied to the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU.Now put the Arm chip in your desktop and vice versa. This reminds me of people who were saying the Apple CPUs were only good for...
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NNothingness reacted to Hail The Brain Slug's post in the thread Discussion the Death of the Desktop CPU with Like.
The notebookcheck preview video confirms the laptop they previewed was running the 9955HX at 150 watts. This is a nothing burger, its a...
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NNothingness reacted to johnsonwax's post in the thread Discussion Apple Silicon SoC thread with Like.
No, I think it's a compiler/scheduler optimization by identifying dependent mmults and locally caching the result of the first to speed...
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