While it may not be 'safe' because of direct exploit capability or whatever, it can still be used to multi-wan a bunch of isp connections to a single device--another router. And while double nat, blah blah, it's safe because even if the peplink...
First thing to check, is compatibility with OpenWRT. If you are lucky, you can upload new firmware to it and it will be quite useful with OpenWRT support.
If it's not supported, then it becomes router, switch and WiFi access point (if it's...
Just because a router isn't supported doesn't make it automatically unsafe. And the inverse is true too--just because it's support, doesn't mean it's safe. In fact, generally if something is a 'current' product, more exploits will be written...
Why it's good to support GOG and drm free indie developers etc?
And to find more interest in substantial things such as inspired design and gameplay mechanics than always flashier graphics....?
Yep, there's no "if's" or "but's" about this scenario.
GPU's will be priced for the business market, Nvidia will launch a small Sparx based box that will use AI as support for running games partly locally with low response times, but you will...
This isn't really a replacement for a strict "watts per frame" chart. As this chart is relative to the card being reviewed. Its still useful. But....you have to do more work to extrapolate what this actually means. And then see how that fits into...
Dan_D and LukeTbk,
Your the points about it not being the main interest of the core crowd makes sense, but techpowerup etc do comparison and charts of efficiency, and system monitors always include % of processing power used (not the same but...
I've seen stuff like this but I don't recall where. I suppose I could try to Google it for you but nah, don't feel like it.
Some bits I remember -
Intel ARC GPUs suck at idle power draw if you have more than one screen attached. Also less...