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I'd say it was a solid 7/10 (Where 5/10 is average), it was worth a watch and had some funny moments. Samuel L Jackson played the part well. Does not hold up to the best in the franchise (ragnarok was a lot better) but origins are always tricky. Criticise Tom Cruise too much and a certain...

Nvidia's clocking is held back by the process, not by heat so these will clock the same.

The difference between this and letting contractors into your house who while you are downstairs start going through your underwear draw etc?

There will be times with the edge of NVME type performance where it will suffer but no where near as much as that intel chip did for sure in terms of memory latencies.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/2901 It's an io die and a CPU die basically. Yes it's different of course, never designed for more cores to be attached but it's not a million miles away.

The original core i3 and i5 dual core CPUs do look similar.

If they refresh the cores to go with the ddr5 transition they could also refresh this platform with the modular design by keeping this I/O chip. It gives a lot of flexibility and should allow them to keep the apu side bang up to date. AMD are still way smaller than Intel and even best case...

You can always throw away a power advantage for a performance bump....

We also know for sure 8 core is not what they are topping out at and that means that a second chipset is an option making 16 cores the max possible.

2700+ would have melted through the motherboard with a fan less little block. Had an slk-800 on my 2500+ Barton core ;)

The APU has 8x lanes IIRC? The second 16x slot is running off the chipset. So you 8xCPU/4x chipset which is a pretty well known crossfire configuration with known downsides in games.

To those saying this would be glued silicon, this is talking about 2 ring buses, not dies. Like the X299 chips on the HCC die.

Why on earth would any consumer want there to be less competition?

You don't turn around a deficit like they have so quickly. If they can compete in the 1070/2070 space with a GDDR6 based card to keep costs reasonable then they could get a foot hold in.

Not in the existing power envelope.

I am interested how everything is interconnected. Do each pair of chips communicate together? Do they each have access to a pair of DDR channels as a priority? A deep dive is going to be very interesting.

That thing will have NOTHING on the Intel chip in terms of size though, that package is going to be HUGE with 1400mm^2 silicon on it.

The cards do have a different VRM and power limit causing the biggest difference however. With appropriate cooling it would be interesting to examine unlocked vs unlocked and how artificial the current limits are. I would guess around 20-30mhz with decent cooling would be the actual difference.

As they said in the report, 0.01% because we are so early on. It's too soon to judge that number.

Smaller chips have a higher yield rate and are more reliable.

One word: Apple

When the 18 core refresh is going for $1950 ish? Nah, I would guess $3500.

None of the high end parts are rebadges.

Or WSUS, there should be a proper updating management tool with specific windows for updates, restarts etc.

Not really since covered in snow they wont be generating power. The amount of energy required to heat that 1km stretch of road even 1C far exceeds what that setup can produce.

Most features don't usually eat a significant area of the die to themselves.

The more power you can give to the GPU the better, especially if you can get the ram clocks up.

It's just the 2200g and 2400g and perhaps any similar value parts that use paste, all the Ryzen branded parts are soldered.

You could just get 3-4 families to live in your home with you and do the same thing. Something tells me that would not be ideal though.

These are for multiplayer offences only and they only restrict your online play.

Can you site your paper showing that wavelength can be ionising? We are so far away from the energies that would cause that, a 2cm wavelength is huge and not particularly high energy.

I've got this nice tin foil hat to protect yourselves with. Its like claiming drinking normal amounts of drinking water is bad for you because boiling water will hurt you. Different wavelengths of the EMR spectrum have diffent impacts.

Oooohhh you can upgrade to 720p with some cash, wow! *streams 4k HDR content over youtube on mobile connection in UK* Even the increased limit is laughable.

The above calculations are based on the bandwidth of DP 1.4.

The issue you have are effects that are temporal in nature. For the original scan line interleave times were simpler, now you have effects that rely on the data from neighbouring pixels which make this impractical. After this you have effects that rely on data from the previous frame (the...

The GTX 680 was the first chip from Nvidia to get the middle chip top tier pricing....

Have a solar farm in a desert and transport it to where it needs to go. It will be cheaper.

Smaller number being sold so any fixed costs are spread amongst a smaller number of copies.

Our beat company does a role swap every 3 months and that system stays live for 3 months. Backups are also tested with the target at the time.

It's the same die wired on an X package. Dual channel memory, 16x to slots, 4x to chipset, dual channel memory. Just more power pads and package tweaks with a soldered IHS. Any changes to the die and it may as well be true Kaby-x they wont go to the expense of developing a truly new core for...