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Anyone want to discuss Athlon X2 overclocking? Pencils and Thunderbird?
Ge Force 256?
Seriously wondering:
Is that an honest assessment on your part? And if so why do you think that?
Across the breath of the cards I've owned I'd say the PNY cards are about average for fan noise.
However, I have a couple of 15 year old card which the fans never failed on them.
I can't prove this- but I think PNY specs with a little headroom in their designs.
Other card's I've owned-...
Yeah… most people in the West don’t really understand Asian history.
That’s a shame, because it matters. But your point holds water—there are countries now lining up to work more closely with the U.S. The challenge is how we’re going about it. What we’re doing right now is economically violent...
Ya know- I'm pretty sure I don't know enough to hold down an argument with you, I'm a bit-head. If you want to know everything there is to known about numad in a KVM environment I'm your guy. Need a kernel patch... I'm the guy.
So I'm admitting my ignorance in advance.
That all being said...
I got old...
At these levels of performance I wonder why anyone even tries to tweak things.
My god... I started gaming on an Apple II. There's nothing to complain about except the fact that game publishers aren't doing anything really original.
I'm not religious about what GPU I use... and had pretty much used nVidia since 2000.
This time around (actually a while ago) I got a 6700XT.
Every day that goes by I'm glad I made the move. This nVidia stuff is ridiculous.
It's a cultural shift. Back when online gaming was exploding starting in oh- 1999- Lifelong friendships were made. It was amazing. And the quality of players was better.
Can't go back. Also- these games are corporatized, derivative, and bland. There's been few new game concepts in AAA gaming...
Just as an aside: PNY has been making solid basic video cards for almost 20 years. Always an nVidia partner.
They will run forever while others will fail (my anecdotal experience).
Yea but you're missing the grift.
Intel gets it's $8 billion from chips. Sells off a minority stake in it's fabs, gains ... what... 46 Billion in the sale. Now they have $54 billion.
They get it for nothing. Just wanted to hammer that home.
Can't help myself:
At least when AMD did this trick a decade ago and the TDP was above 250w the chips didn't burn out.
My 9590 is still running... um.... since 2014.
So I decided to do some research regarding this.
What was found is this: Intel can spin off it's fab business. It just needs to keep 51% ownership of a separate entity.
So what I said recently is still valid. They are going to get out of the fab business. Oh they'll find some fund or venture...
Remember when I said Intel would sell off fabs? We would meet here in 6 months?
We are pretty much there. Intel will not be able to support in house manufacturing. They will have to sell.
This means that TSMC's fab(s) that are coming into the USA will be augmented by Intel exiting the chip...
Unless we get a miracle worker into the CEO slot- I think the company is done. The thing that scares me is that Intel has thrown away all their "Steve Jobs/Steve Wozniak" type people. They have a hard time innovating, producing, and selling product. There is also a reported culture problem and...
How could that be? The company took one of the principle 486 design engineers and hailed him as the man to manage a company that makes modern processors. It was a pipe dream. He'd be a great engineering manager. But CEO?
Gelsinger was the wrong pick. Thje pick was the epitome of surviving on...
Well... people have said a lot.
Here's my take- with not a care in the world about what processor you end up with.
It's always better to know all the options on the table at a given time. If you wait you burn time. If you don't you may burn money.
But many people think that time and money are...
In 6 months, if TSMC isn't headquartered in the US I will be very surprised. When that happens they can buy anything they want.
This mini world war we've got going will cause China to take action on Taiwan and the US is the haven for TSMC.
Yup... had one. Who knows I may still have it. There's boxes of old computer equipment I've not opened in 20 years or more.
To me anyway, that was a period where gaming was interesting. Not a lot of copycats. New cool hardware all the time.
I'm getting old. Shit- I still play World of...