I think Intel left the GPU market at the worst possible time.... NVIDIA price gouging everyone... Means even a 3rd place company, selling at the right price becomes very competitive. I almost bought a B580 until I found a lightly-used 5070.
Steam (and by extension, some games) has long been the primary reason many desktop users have maintained a multilib install over the past 5 years or so; many beginning or intermediate desktop users have been sticking to solely 64-bit utils...
I checked all of the options.
quite a few were sold with systems in them, and a few I put older systems in and sold them as cheap machines.
My oldest case is a Yeong Yang YY-0221 cube case that I bought in 2003 or 2005, ended up trading it to...
200kWh / month? Wow that is low. In the southern USA, it's closer to 1.5MWh in summer. Total of all my computers per month is only 15 kWh / month, so I dunno what you're doing with those PC's.
I got into Raspberry Pi computers, as PC's are just too expensive these days. One of them displays "holiday lights" depending on which holiday is next (e.g., pumpkin for Halloween, cornucopia for Thanksgiving).
Last summer, I found enough old parts (i7-9700, 32GB, 2TB, 1080tI) in my attic to assemble a nice PC for my grandmother's assisted living facility. Took a few weeks to teach the residents how -- and why -- to use a computer, but most of them got...
I'm betting on MESA will add it for 6000 series cards. Is AMD the first to implement Neural Texture Compression? Been hearing Nvidia doing it for some time now.
Yep, it's the classic storage vs compute trade-off in Computer Science 101.
I invision that looking like shader caching when a game starts up. However, I could also see a downloaded game at 50GB exploding to 350GB after said texture...
I don't have LG, but they are all made in China. I connect my TV to ethernet on a separate IOT network, disable Wifi, and firewall it to hell so it cannot connect out anywhere. I see it trying to send telemetry to China on the deny logs, so if...
PC cases I try to get rid of ASAP, except one I'm saving for a special purpose. Raspberry Pi cases I have a bunch of, but they are not worth shipping anywhere. Free to anyone who asks, I suppose.
According to Apple, OpenAI poached employees (fine) and then coached them on how and what data to take from Apple before leaving. If Apple can prove this, it’s pretty much a slam dunk case. OpenAI brought in 400+ Apple employees BTW. Basically...