This is why there's no stock...Not even in hand yet and there's already a listing in ebay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-3090-Founders-Edition-Order-Confirmed/124540365638?epid=6041238838&hash=item1cff2f2b46:g:8JwAAOSwR-NgCxA~
We're still talking about hardware acceleration so my point stands. It's either all in or nothing. Why do you think devs code for the most common denominator? If that wasn't the case, they would all be jumping on-board to RTX and DLSS, yet the only times you see these are when companies like...
I feel like unless this was included in all of their chips except the bottom budget oriented chips, developers will skip adding RTX features. Physx add-in cards had this problem. No sane developer will waste resources developing features for a 1% market share unless it's a AAA title funded by...
You miss the part that Teslas don't spontaneously combust. If there's a short that causes a fire, you have lots of time to get out of the car. In a petrol car, the whole thing erupts in flames.
I think you can purchase one for the Model S, but you'd never fit a spare in a X or Y. The 3 would take up all the trunk cargo room with a spare in it.
You'd be better off calling Tesla if you had a flat. They have 24/7 road service
I highly doubt you will find an EV with a spare wheel. The extra weight has a hit on range and you need every mile you can get. Use a tire repair kit instead .
You mean like a hot engine, right? ICE cars catch on fire all the time, but only a handful of EVs do and usually only in highly serious accidents, yet this makes them so much more inherently dangerous?
This is just fud. Take any ICE mobile, crash it into a tree at 70+ mph and it has as much as a chance to catch on fire like any EV with a compromised battery. You just don't see news about ICE cars catching on fire because it's not sensationalized news. I mean shit, if EVs are so dangerous, we...
Cold weather quite significantly affects range. I've done highway trips in my Tesla in the winter where temps are in the mid 20s - so like dry cold, no snow or salt on the roads. My range nosedived about 40% for the same trip from NH to CT when compared to summer. Part of the reason is you also...
At least your doors don't freeze when it gets just below freezing all the time. Some of his complaints are valid, but the loss of range is quite well documented. Just whining there.
Model 3 uses the heat from the motors to heat the battery so it's more efficient. However, you just haven't driven in cold enough temperatures for long enough periods of time
My Model S would lose over 40% of capacity once it dropped below 30. My Model X with 5 people hit 450wh/m the other...
a full charge for a Model 3 in MA ran about $13 a few weeks ago, but we started with 80 miles of range. Model 3 gets around 310 miles of range or so. The problem with supercharging is it's not that fast when doing long trips, so the prices they charge are not "inline" or fair for the people who...
I used to work at Polycom during that timeframe. The CEO actually got fired because he would take people out to fancy restaurants and then expense it as a company expense. it was all very hush hush when they canned him. The sucky part is that HR became Nazis with regard to company expenses after...
Interesting concept, I just wonder how well it will scale (in mfg volume) compared to the standard 18650 format. Maybe Mercedes is really only planning in launching a paper, low volume only EV. Time will tell...
This shouldn't surprise anyone. This is Comcast after all...however, throttling "unlimited" data and preventing hotspots unless you pony up are nothing new to the mobile industry.
These reports makes many assumptions which are all incorrect. En EV that was powered 100% by coal power plants would still be way greener than a comparable ICE vehicle.
Charging is > 95% efficient and EVs are still > 95% efficient compared to 20-30% for gasoline, not taking into account the...
My 1080 ti with the same settings at the demo runs a solid 10-15 fps slower on avg at 3840x1600. This game needs SLI; wish devs would stop being so lazy about implementing it. In any case, I think Denuvo is also causing performance issues.
I also read that they stopped manufacturing Pascal back in Nov/Dec timeframe. If this is true then it's only going to get worse from this point forward.
I'm not sure where you got that it doesn't exist - as of last year we had paid MSDN subs. Hyper-V is free if you use the CLI only version - if you want a full blown server 2016 Datacenter instance, you have to shell out $$$. What we did was license each individual hypervisor with keys from MSDN...
I don't know what kind of blu-ray runs at 400Mbps when current triple-layer blu-ray UHD discs max out at around 100Mbps. Though the spec calls out a max of 125Mbps, I'm not aware of any movies with bitrates that high.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_HD_Blu-ray
To all the people claiming hdr is garbage, maybe if you spent more than $100 on a bloody black Friday 4k tv Wal-Mart special you wouldn't bitch about poor quality.
4K UHD when properly mastered looks amazing when combined with decent hardware. My JS9500 which is a few years old is still really...
Bonuses are taxed at 50% at the federal level. This is $500 after taxes. Yay. If they would give raises, or provide better insurance maybe this would go a longer way.
It really is a fairly big difference compared to on-board realtek audio. However if you are playing back to $20 budget headphones, then the quality difference will be lost. Personally I switched to the SB Katana soundbar, and for what it is I'm fairly amazed at it. If I didn't have that I'd buy...