AMD beating or even slightly loosing at half the power consumption is a huge deal when it comes to server farms. We already knew this from Epyc but this hammers it in even further.
Silly argument, RTX is a DX12 feature and how many generations didn't it take for DX12 to be adopted... uh wait it still isn't... Using that as an argument to validate a 2080 purchase is just crazy and you would be better of referencing DLSS which is probably more of a key feature at this point...
I don't think anyone just accepts rumours/leaks as facts, however I am not sure the leak is so far off from facts as it seems the on stage performance matches the Ryzen 5 3600X in the leak.
It is interesting to see it actually beat the 9900k which indicates either an IPC advantage, Cinebench...
I think they only wanted to show zen2 but not too much, and running an 8c comparison is smarter as it saves the big surprise for the actual product launch.
A little disappointed that the launch will be close to the midyear, this would mean we have products towards back to school/early summer which is later than I expected.
However given that its a sample with non finalized score and it beats the 9900k is impressive.
Torwalds always needed to take a chill pill so that is not what annoys me, what does is however the idiotic update of the code of conduct statement.
The previous one was clear, concise and to the point, it promoted inclusivity and made it clear that feedback positive or negative was to be...
There has been a lot of short activity on Tesla lately, both in actual shorts but also from PR/news cycles. I wonder if there might be more behind this, if Tripp was working on behalf of a large shorting attempt it would make Musks recent actions with regards to quarterly results presentation...
Probably the most idiotic thing I have seen in a while.
It's very different scenarios though, in one case you have a controlled sport with checks and balances and in the other case you have a bunch of youths posing for dangerous stunt click baits. Its very similar to the many deaths in national...
Makes one see the Apple/Qualcomm lawsuit in a new light. Assuming they knew (most likely) that they would have an issue with 5G modems they might have used the lawsuit to pressure Qualcomm to reduce the licensing cost. I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a statement in a few months that the...
That goes both ways, although I would assume the female playerbase is in the minority in this case. I am surprised they didnt go with a 50/50 split though.
Both Starfield and ES is confirmed for next gen consoles, that puts it atleast 2 years out imo. Also ES is after Starfield (which most likely will be a launch title) so I would guestimate the real timeframe is 3 years at a minimum and probably close to 4.
It is of course detected by the sensors, the problem is that the neural net can't classify it properly and this is most likely an issue with the learning set and will improve. Given the large number of sensory combinations issues like this are bound to happen but hopefully most of these can be...
PR decision I would imagine, the booster reclaim was always a bonus and if they let the crash air that would be all anyone would focus on. Now they got a bunch of hours focus on the actual launch result and the space roadster. I wouldn't be surprised of some footage of the crash will be...
Give it to apple to turn a negative pr spin to a profitable "service", any decent technician can replace that kind of battery in less than 5 minutes. Two screws, pop the lid, swap the battery and close.
Slightly different though, in the first case you have a Jedi order going into hiding pursued by a galactic empire (and as A New Hope tells you still known/active within the rebellion) whereas here Luke has a runaway apprentice who have murdered and destroyed his pupils.
There are a few "political correctness" scenes in the movie which is one of the reasons dislike it. The milk scene is a reflection on us as a society exploiting cows and is trying to make the act of drinking milk obscene and its totally out of place in the movie. The porg eating is somewhat...
Not sure how viable these lasers will be, since they operate on a superheating principle for disabling their targets a reflective surface paired with high heat isolation material/solutions would/should render these basically pointless. Especially for things like missiles where you in most cases...
IMO GoT worked for the larger masses due to it not focusing too much on the magical aspect of fantasy and is more about the intrigue. Similarly is true for LotR to a large extent, true Gandalf is a wizard but its not like the magical powers are critical and in no part is it a solution to all...
I wouldn't be surprised if they choose a story that ties in what is exposed in the movies, one idea is to focus on the rise and fall of Numenor. This ties well into the movies with regards to the forging of the ring and the history of Gondor and it also brings in Sauron in a more bodily form. It...
103B, current stock count is 1.47B shares @70 bucks a pop which comes out at ~103B
I also saw the 130B circulating but have no idea where that comes from (propably a typo). However I think this is an initial bid and I believe it'll be increased to between 75 and 80B in a hostile bid but that...
So slightly more than just asphalt, as soon as anyone mentions nanoribbons and then in this case also tweaks it further you can basically just forget about getting it to the broader market. Yet Another Cool Battery Technology That Will Never See The Light Of Day...
I like Vikander and she always does a good job and will probably be great in this movie as well (script aside), however I would probably have liked Rebecca Ferguson as Lara better (Ilsa Faust in latest MI).
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The tech in the article specify wired connections, the word antenna I assume is in reference to some mechanism to detect photons/light in the interconnect.
Yeah that has historically been a problematic area but its not Qualcomm who launches this product its Microsoft. Also I am not sure it'll be the flop people expect, this revision of windows on Arm supports x86 emulation so no recompilation and I also heard that power consumption is unheard of...
Not sure they are terrified, think you jump to conclusions.
However from a market strategy point iOS market share has been stagnant for a long time whereas the Android market share just continues to climb even though Android has been considered "lesser" for a long time, this is changing...
Mostly due to the legal dispute with Apple, there are other companies involved in this battle but it's all orchestrated by Apple to battle their growing issue with Android.
Same thing in the USA, where are most LLCs registered? Human nature to look for the best for their situation.
Also these "savings" have no impact on USA branch as when this money is moved into the states it will be taxed. This is the same situation as Apple with their billions and billions that...