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Hey, news is slow. I think it's neat, but I agree, it's more mechanical engineering than comouter tech

The temptation to use this to make a custom image for my org is huge, and also known as a CLM... Career Limiting Move

AMD would be incredibly, unfathomably stupid if they didn't support AM5 with modern CPUs for at LEAST 3 REAL generations. The issue is, AMD has been incredibly, unbelievably stupid before....

Says the guy making chips for the companies worth LESS than Nvida....

At work, can't watch the video but damn, I'm curious.

At this point just call it the Xbox 360-2 The 360 was the ONLY successful Xbox console. build on that design philosophy instead of trying to make better-and-better Gamepass subscription machines.

Honestly, the asymmetric core dies was such a disappointment. I really do hope AMD learns from this for future X3D processors.

Spike? more like they're going to go up and remain going up.

I'm all about social justice (like, ACTUAL social justice, not virtue signalling) but I Kind of want to buy this game just to piss off the all the oppression Olympics gold medallists.

every square millimetre of silicon sold as a gaming chip is thousands of dollars lost on not selling it as an AI chip.

No way this could be true... Nvidia doesn't actually care about games anymore.

and remember what the truth of the world is: Nobody cares how, as long as they're winning. Trying harder is only a crime when you lose.

Ah, This is Embracer. I didn't check, to be honest because I could have sworn EA has a publishing deadlock on everything Star Wars™... I guess that contract expired?

Good point on the books, but to be fair, 'Going to the movies' isn't as much as a hobby as 'Home theatre Film Enthusiast' and in the Home theatre space, $10K is a mid-range surround sound system.

As a guy who has talked with customers face-to-face and sold gaming PCs out of a brick-and-mortar store for over a decade: There are some who "just want the best" and will 'sort by price: highest-to-lowest' and add two of the top result to cart. I keep saying this, but PC Gaming is an...

Personally, I think listening to music in Black and White is more moody, especially more subdued tracks. Modern music is best listened to in Colour, in my opinion.

THIS will be the excuse AMD will use to disable AVX-512 on Ryzen. "it's for the environment 😢😢" and not "we don't need to compete with Intel now that they've disabled it, but needed an excuse or else we will get bad press and ruin our 'underdog image' and we can milk professional users to grab...

It's EA... Did you expect something good, with love and care put into it with a great amount of entertainment for the price? If you did, then why? It's EA. "minimum viable product" is their motto.

For gaming in a dim or dark room? OLEDs are literally the best you can get, hands down. Nothing beats them. Motion clarity, responsiveness, contrast sharpness, literally second to none. For watching movies? Browsing the web? Doing work? In a bright room or sunlit area? Well, they aren't optimal.

"So, tell me again, how big is your chip?" Cerebras:

Interesting enough. I'm happy to see any kind of New IP, as long as some love looks put into it.

Justify? No, I hate it. But let's face it, Nvidia is testing just how much people are willing to pay for the fun shiny thing. And other hobbies show that they haven't even touched the limit. Other hobbies industries are already at their limit. If they increased prices by 60%, they'd lose more...

Exactly. Guns are another hobby where $2K is a weekend.

Audiophiles are just ONE example of a hobby where $2000 isn't THAT MUCH. Motorcycles Cars RC Aviation Film/Photography Metal machining landscaping home improvement Camping/4X4 Hunting All of these Hobbies are ones where $2000 is a typical trip to their respective stores. Hell, I've seen...

Sony will charge what people will pay. If they don't, people won't pay. If the people do pay, Sony was justified. If the people don't pay, Sony will lower the price until they do. That's how pricing works, BTW. If a game is cheap, it's because it HAS to be. If its expensive, it's because it...

Computers are a cheap, CHEAP hobby. $2000 is a small price to pay for any kind of motorcycle or car part. Hell, Hi-Fi audiophiles and home-theatre enthusiasts will spend waaaay more on a single speaker, of which they'll buy 5-7 of. So yeah, the kind of money people are willing to spend on a...

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literally asked Bing AI to write a press release about an imaginary company integrating AI into its products. no description of its products: "ARD, a trailblazing technology company, is proud to announce a groundbreaking milestone: the seamless integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into...

In the end: if people keep spending that kind of money, Nvidia isn't going to stop them. Imagine if you offered a product, and no matter how many you produced, no matter how much you charged for it... you sold every single one. Now imagine you have millions of people watching your every move...

I'm not exactly hurt about a terrible game being terribly optimised. All of the games that are great, generation-defining hall-of-fame status are usually a bit more frustrating when they don't optimise well, but also, its more rare for a genuinely good game to be terribly optimised.

While I agree that some games aren't well optimised, there ARE "medium" settings for a reason. If a 2024 game's "Medium" looks as good as a 2020 games "Ultra", it makes sense that it would run the same, Right? But more importantly, I agree that We need more sub $300 cards. I swear, we're...

Did... Did we need this?

The reason SMT works so well is that it's completely invisible to the program. It's just another core. If this requires ANY and I mean ANY consideration from ANY developer aside from the OS, then it's enterprise-only.

Not really. They're losing market share, throwing out a "7999.999XXXTXXX AWESOME FAST" card that competes with Nvidia's 4080 in raster and 4060 in RT. They aren't leaving the high end by choice. no matter what they say. Profit per square-millimetre of silicon at the high-end is ridiculously...

The 4090 is LITERALLY a cut-down die, and Nvidia sells the fully-enabled die in an enterprise-only product. Yes, Nvidia sits on products and sells the minimum-viable-product to make their profit.

And yet AMD STILL can't compete..

I honestly still use a 1080p TV in my living room. Don't see the need for anything more until I want a bigger TV. I love the idea of 8K for PC gaming on a massive screen in-my-face so I can get the pixel density of a small screen but the awe-inspiring field of view of a big screen, but I also...

But you see, modern companies who have jobs requiring labour and actually moving around (and sometimes even desk jobs too) they don't actually have 'employees' they have independent contractors. One benefit being when things like this happen they can say things like that.

A video about Latency and an Nvidia technology to reduce latency interviewing Nvidia team members. Nvidia certainly had a hand in organising this. That's not a bad thing and I think it's kind-of obvious. Like imagine going to a military base, being shown around by uniformed men and...