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Revenue is the amount of money brought it. Salaries is one of the things you deduct from revenues to reach profits.

If their salaries is covered by the division that makes up 80% of their revenues, how would they ever be able to do that long term and stay profitable if they close it down? The money has to come from somewhere and the other divisions simply aren't cutting it. Not only are they going to lose...

Corsair became prolific in other markets. They didn't shift away from RAM and then start selling other stuff.

The entire global market is on the edge of collapse. There is far less money available in your average home for non-essentials. This is something GPU makers are going to have to deal with. If they attempt to maintain high prices, it will make it even less likely people will upgrade. Why spend...

Because the PhysX code for CPU is ancient and is not really supported by Nvidia.

http://www.twitter.com/DuckDuckGo/status/1114524914227253249

Couldn't they just disable the ability to increase the voltage?

Amazon doesn't even have license to use the Unfinished Tales nor the The Silmarillion.

It effects the story as much as having anything else that is lore breaking. The most important character in Tolkein is the world itself and that world was meticulously crafted, and introducing things that would not exist in it breaks the character.

So you would have no problem if they had space ships and mecha?

Tolkein literally set out to create a national mythology for England and based it off Nordic and Germanic folklore.

At this point, I think I'd buy Intel out of principle. I never thought I'd see myself say that.

No fab, no taxes gained at all.

Microsoft and Intel went into contract that did not include pricing reductions of the P3. So through the entire console life, they were paying the exact same amount for each processor, despite the processor getting cheaper and cheaper to produce. Intel refused to renegotiate the contract and...

I don't think Microsoft will ever go in contract again with Intel after the original Xbox fiasco.

Intel already has graphics drivers.

If it is good and in my preferred price range, I will get it. Because why not get an Intel GPU to go along with my AMD CPU?

They should increase the tariff just for asking.

Something that might be remedied some with Image Sharpening.

They have to do something with that Chinese money.

They already have Steam gift cards.

Gamestop is Babbage's, and Gamestop bought EB.

Gamestop isn't going to start selling refrigerators and televisions. The entire PC component section of Best Buy takes up one isle.

The original Xbox is 20 GFLOP/s.

There are a lot of useless theories that can hold up in mathematics that have no basis in reality.

Did they fix the end of the series?

I guess they completed their facial recognition AI.

Sony came out during their hardware presentation and said global illumination and shadows have very little performance impact on their hardware.

SmartMem and Rage Mode account for about 8% boost overall, with Rage Mode being about 2%. I expect the drivers will be improved by the December release and no one will even notice they included it in the benchmarks when the reviews start coming out.

This is a sharpening tech. I expect it is one of the many they will use in addition to DirectX ML SuperResolution.

The MX510/MX518/G7 is by far one of the most comfortable mouse designs. I bought the new version when it was first released not too long ago and I decided to buy more since I had gone long stretches without a replacement since they had cancelled the previous one.

The programs on mobile aren't compatible with ARM, they are compatible with Android which is an OS designed to be wrapper sitting on a version of Linux. You can install Android on x86, and even in Windows, and run the apps just fine.

Because CISC has a lot of advantages over RISC.

Buy her a new stove.

They said during the conference they plan to have a DirectX SuperResolution feature, which is a DirectML upscaling tech. Rumors have stated it will be ready in December.

Overclock it, and it would win in that.

Again, DX12 is just an API. The means for code to talk to the hardware in a standardized fashion. It doesn't remove the developers need to optimize. Factors come into play such as how a hardware handles vertex rendering since to raytrace you need to render geometry first, and then calculate the...

DX12U is just an API. That does not change that each architecture does it differently. It will do the raytracing, but it will be far from optimized, and optimization is key when you are dealing with rendering that will cut your frame rate to such a significant degree.

Each architecture does raytracing differently. You are going to need games to be optimized. It's not a matter of just flicking on a switch and getting good performance out of it.