Recent content by Grimlakin

That is an interesting idea. 12 large cores for 24 threads with x3d v cache. And 24 compact cores for 24 threads for light work computation. If they can identify what threads needs what processors and keep.thwt division up under heavy load that would be awesome. I just worry that the...

Doesn't seem bad at all. Seems Hyte inspired but thats everyone lately.

The gaming drivers feel solid. When I fire up a game all load moves to the x3d ccd. All other cores are parked. Basically my 16 core processor becomes 8 when I game. I would prefer the gaming load be on one ccd and non gaming on tne other... but that doesn't appear to be the case.

****aki that would have been neat go take out the dark and serve up at a tai resturaunt.

I've made stained glass designs before. This looks like a plastic wrap over regular glass. I would say it could be an interesting market to investigate. I suspect more people would prefer etching over a translucent vinyl.

So I did some minor digging. Can anyone post a link to where this device can actually be ordered?

Unless they improve the cross ccd performance I suspect gains if any will be minimal for gaming workloads.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/dram/no-asus-isnt-going-into-memory-manufacturing-taiwanese-tech-giant-issues-statement-smashing-rumor Sigh... I had hope... it was silly.... hope is for companies not people.

I don't know about you but I use my desktop differently than I use my phone. Same for my laptop.

Yea... I'll be waiting to see how it works for others before I give this a try.

In don't know that I want a system that is a tablet where everything happens in the cloud 'for' me. But that's where I think the market is heading.

That would be more copilot wouldn't it? integration into the OS as opposed as in the browser?

I don't know that I want ai in my browser software. Search results fine...

I for one hope not.

I suppose for a look what I did sort of thing it makes sense. I'm looking forward to an NVME sized full SOC system where you plug into a tv USB port and have a functional PC that you can do your email and rich content browsing on. maybe some word processing and teams meetings or whatever on.