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14nm is still plenty for most uses. Good for Intel to give its design and fab units more independence.

The stock is way up the past year and at the end of the day, the CEO works for the shareholders.

Kind of expected. It all comes down to price and availability. It is far from great but it puts up enough of a fight to stay relevant. p.s. Just saw leaked pricing. If that is accurate I have no idea why anyone will buy this over 10th gen that's...

If his laptops are going to be connected to the internet he will likely be on a lan regardless. If his laptops are not going to be connected to the internet then he can create an adhoc network with just the built in wifi.

Now is literally the perfect time for Intel to enter the market. However given Intel's recent track record, it wouldn't be surprising that they get their GPUs ready after crypto crashes.

If you just want to control the 3 laptops from the 4th and use all the displays then Synergy is your best bet. If you want to view all 4 on the 4th then Teamviewer is your best bet.

A youtuber will prob buy it and make an unboxing video of 'GDM-FW900, the legendary crt'.

Sell them on Ebay. You will be surprised at how much they go for. It is not difficult to repair but few places in the U.S. do. Often times they are shipped off to China for repair. Im not an expert but I sometimes watch repair videos for fun on...

Starbucks, man. Starbucks... :)

Super thankful that I managed to get a 5600XT on sale late last year. Was supposed to be temporary but looks like it is going to be permanent as I've lost hope on getting a better card for a reasonable price. On the other hand I've been mining...

They literally lock down part of a city for a couple dozen cases. So it may not be a 'huge' number of cases but the economic impact is there.

I work in Hong Kong at the moment on an expat assignment. The irony is that there is a huge amount of public noise about moving production away from China. But in reality the amount of foreign investment going in is skyrocketing. Companies are...

I kinda feel bad for Robinhood. Caught between a rock and a hard place. Their low fee but advanced features model is precisely their undoing. It works well in a normal market and they can keep their margin of error low. However when volatility...

I work for a bank so I am not allowed to day trade, must hold for 30 days. However if I could I would totally buy some right now. It will likely be a deja vu of that VW squeeze. The other stocks that reddit is hyping doesn't make as much sense...

My suggestion is to mine with it but liquidate the coins as soon as you get them and sell the card when coin price drops. It seems very unlikely that 3080 prices will drop enough to outweigh the mining profits in the next 6-12 months.

Specs is a bit underpar for the $. If they managed to stick in a quad core APU at this price point it would have been very compelling.

Was on the fence about Intel stock but decided to buy a bit more. Mostly because the valuation is just so much cheaper compared to its competition and the fab capacity issues at TSMC/Samsung. It gives them some extra time to right the ship. It...

Intel is still fine on X86. The bigger challenge is ARM. AMD is already working on ARM cpus, maybe Intel is too but we haven't heard any rumors. Furthermore Intel is behind on graphics and by extension AI/ML etc. Just don't see Intel working on...

The new laptop prices look reasonable. May have to buy a laptop to get a new gpu...

Intel stock is going nuts over this. Don't see how he will magically fix things any time soon.