Pandamonia
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You talk crapYea thats cause you got an intel processor, amd processors works so much better with win7->win10 upgrades.
You talk crapYea thats cause you got an intel processor, amd processors works so much better with win7->win10 upgrades.
That's really not what I was attempting to speak to.
There is a whole ecosystem that must reach mature levels of capability, it is a level of complexity that I suppose is only understood by folks who have experienced firsthand what it takes, say for example, to make a change in 200->300mm wafer-size transition manifest at the fab level. (just guessing, grasping at straws as to why things aren't obvious to others which are obvious to me as writing on the wall)
Anyways, this is the stuff I have little energy or desire to tango with rangos over. I stated my quandary in a post way above, but truly only BK can answer my question, so I should probably just bide my time and ask the guy when it comes to pass. Some things just don't translate well by text in a forum post :| If I ever get my answer then I will be sure to post it here. Until then, nevermind the old geezer in the corner, carry on!
Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but I just built myself a new skylake pc and I am having various issues with it and hope that someone can help me determine the cause.
New 5x5 boards to launch with Skylake. (big NUC)
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9556/intel-launches-new-socketed-minipc-motherboards
Something I've noticed with games that used to nearly max out 4 cores on my i5-750 is now they barely seem to go above 13% CPU usage. I use Rivatuner Statistics Server to send graphs of various performance readings to my keyboard's LCD so I can see it during gameplay.
It does occasionally go higher as if another core comes in to use but for the most part it seems to be doing all this on one core. What do Haswell users get during Witcher 3 and Arkham Knight?
Interesting. I like! Hopefully the pricing on these things is more akin to ITX boards, than NUCs. The NUCs are somewhat overpriced, IMHO.
Is that a standard SKL socket? (I hope?)
I guess the fact that they have T-series Core quad-cores at 35W is what is enabling this form-factor.
New 5x5 boards to launch with Skylake. (big NUC)
Hi,
I'm thinking to buy an 6700k with Asus Maximus Hero viii with an sli of 970 and a samsung ssd m2 pcie sm951.
Any problem with lanes to run ssd m2 at max speed ?
Thank you very much and sorry by my bad English
That's really not what I was attempting to speak to.
There is a whole ecosystem that must reach mature levels of capability, it is a level of complexity that I suppose is only understood by folks who have experienced firsthand what it takes, say for example, to make a change in 200->300mm wafer-size transition manifest at the fab level. (just guessing, grasping at straws as to why things aren't obvious to others which are obvious to me as writing on the wall)
Anyways, this is the stuff I have little energy or desire to tango with rangos over. I stated my quandary in a post way above, but truly only BK can answer my question, so I should probably just bide my time and ask the guy when it comes to pass. Some things just don't translate well by text in a forum post :| If I ever get my answer then I will be sure to post it here. Until then, nevermind the old geezer in the corner, carry on!
Did you get around to overclocking your rig yet? If so what were the results?
Nice improvement from only 20% more EUs.>50% improvement.
They supply a sufficient supply of chips before the launch date so the launch is actually a launch not an exercise in future computing PR propaganda.You know manufacturers have to design and build laptops? How does Intel control that?