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With the mitx board out, I hope we get ones that support ECC. I'd like a cheapo home NAS.
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5 watts less on 4 more cores is pretty neat, yeah
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May 15, 2017 14:26
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Risky Bisquick posted:Are they going to try packaging an air cooler with the R9 1998x? It'll be an air cooler alright.
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May 15, 2017 15:13
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Arzachel posted:choked to poo poo by memory bandwidth. Yeah, does this thing feature HBM? If not, then it's poo poo.
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Min FPS is better on ryzen for whatever reason, and min FPS dips are much more noticeable than average fps, so I'd take a 4 core ryzen over a 4 core intel any time of day. The price is just bonus on top of that.
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I thought it was due to architectual differences, as I don't really see how extra cores would magically fix random stutters in main game render thread, but I could be wrong. e: Yeah sorry, googled it and it's actually not higher min fps than intels. I couldn't find any frametime graphs quickly though, I'll try to find some when I have more time. Truga fucked around with this message at 16:08 on Jun 1, 2017 |
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dont be mean to me posted:When was the last time browsing the Web was light duty? loving this. Websites are turning into steaming piles of poo poo that eat 1000 gigs of ram and 37 cores just by opening them. If don't want to close your browser every time you want to play a game, buy something with 8 threads.
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nerox posted:I dread the day I can't be a decent case with a solid panel instead of a window. Why do people want ram sticks that light up of all things. I just swapped the panels on my case
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Jul 4, 2017 15:37
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ufarn posted:What kind of sociopath plugs in their flashing HDD chassis light. it'd actually be useful since SSDs exist now, but it doesn't exist on my case 
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Jul 4, 2017 15:48
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SinineSiil posted:Please explain You could hear HDDs doing work, now if you're stuck on a loading screen there's literally zero feedback whether your thing is just feeling like loading slowly today or if it hanged. vvvv: that's fair. Truga fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Jul 4, 2017 |
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Arivia posted:How does that work? if the computer's hanged itself, the lock keys on your keyboard will not respond.
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GRINDCORE MEGGIDO posted:I did this too. I mean, I just swapped the backside panel with the front one, since they're exactly the same on my case, and the back one doesn't have a window.
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Harik posted:Yeah, FDs are pretty solid but most cases with windows are utter trash. I did the whole custom loop thing but I still have a featureless box (the panel with the window is facing against the wall).
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Welcome to EPOXYC
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Cygni posted:A theoretical 8 core TR would be 2/2+2/2. You could also do a comical 4 core with 1/1+1/1, which would join the Epyc 7251 8 core (1/1+1/1+1/1+1/1) in "this is for a very specific use case" territory, ha. Lots of cache/memory bandwidth, lots of PCIe, not a lot of raw proc power. So, ARMA gaming rig?
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SoftNum posted:I had enlightenment crash on me a few times, but I switched to i3 and it's been stable, so I think that's e's fault. As an e user for over a decade, switch to kde. There's probably a kwinscript now that does the window management thing you want from your WM, and having a proper, working DE is real nice. E used to be fast and very nice back around e17 alpha/beta releases and when it did crash once per month, it'd just restart itself and it didn't show anywhere, but now it's a loving tyre fire. The main dev is a huge idiot too, so it's only ever going to get worse, never better. 
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fishmech posted:Google's IPv6 usage statistics (gathered on the basis of how many connections they see to all their sites over v6 vs v4) are very interesting for that. For one thing, IPv6 adoption is consistently higher on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays than on normal workdays. For another, Belgium, the US and Greece are the top 3 IPv6 users, in that order. greece probably sold many of their ipv4 blocks off
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At least you saved on water cooling?
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the lovely dead corpse of atari just refuses to fall down from its prop I see.
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They are also most definitely not in a position to be developing games with their financials, much less selling game consoles. This is going to be ouya 2.0 at best. e: literally why there even is a company called Atari right now lmao: quote:The Board agreed to change Infogrames Entertainment’s name to Atari. This decision will enable us to make the best use of the Atari brand, capitalizing on worldwide strong name recognition and affinity, which are keys drivers to implement the Company’s online, product and licensing strategies.[5] Truga fucked around with this message at 16:05 on Sep 26, 2017 |
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Malcolm XML posted:AMD needs volume volume volume to get market share so them aggressively binning is no surprise to get the cheaper stuff out there https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/AMD-Ryzen-5-1600-6x-3-20GHz-So-AM4-BOX_1159710.html This thing is selling on average about 100 per day (the "über 11.240 verkauft" thing, means over 11240 sold, it's been going up by 100 on most weekdays lately), and this is just one of the popular online shops in germany. I mean, it isn't even amazon
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It's just how computers work these days. Doing the exact same thing over and over is not guaranteed to produce same or even similar results. 
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GRINDCORE MEGGIDO posted:Hmm. What are we going to call it? The MPU, or the
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https://geizhals.eu/?phist=1664849 https://geizhals.eu/?phist=1582193 
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Palladium posted:Word on the street is the process guys are having too much control over Intel and the design guys are falling by the wayside, in a time when they need the latter than the former more than ever. If this is even remotely true, this is going to be one spectacular show to watch in the coming years 
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Nov 20, 2017 14:03
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Paul MaudDib posted:but a random one-liner should not be able to brick your system, full stop. Poettering is a is that why amdflash.exe can brick any system any time? it's just a random one liner that needs to be run as root
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Nov 28, 2017 09:51
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for even suggesting it, even by Linus standards. especially by Linus standards, even.
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repiv posted:I don't envy the people who write GPU drivers https://twitter.com/FioraAeterna/status/948481524013268992 security through mindfuck
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Over 100 million? 1060 or 970? Betting on 970, with its weird as gently caress memory config
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yeah, I googled and it doesn't appear any single nvidia SKU sold >100 million. Has to be either something mobile or an intel iGPU in laptops.
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No, and there's no patch for it. Read bottom to top for some reason:
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For mini-ITX it's just the socket on one side and everything else on the other or what?
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Undisclosed as of yet, but TR has official support so having a mobo without it would be a bit dumb.
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Intel says "gtx 1060 or better level performance" for their vega apu from what I've seen? That's actually really good, I might have to get a laptop for VR purposes finally. e: Yeah it's in that linus vid.
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Because it's the verge.
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It's the latter.
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Sidesaddle Cavalry posted:Thanks for shaping our industry Intel. Unfortunately, our predecessors were just fine with using proprietary bullshit, so there's no real competition right now. Start buying open source hardware and hope it catches up some day.
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I like how the first govt to say "hey, these chip prices are acting a bit unusually" is loving china
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