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I remember when I was in high school- I had a Gateway VX900 monitor before I bought my first LCD panel, an NEC Multisync 1280x1024, can't remember the model. I would be playing BF1942 or UT2k3 on the Athlon XP 2200+ and 9700 Pro. My bedroom would heat up so damned fast! It would get 90+ in there...

25% VAT?!

What a waste.

Can these ASICs be repurposed for other tasks once the unit isn't profitable?

Don't forget the heat!

Interesting. IIRC when you do that reset, it pulls a new image. Perhaps it'll be slipstreamed in?

I agree 100%. I find it funny that I program PLC's and VFD's and watch live data over it.

Seems to be the way that HPC will end up going. I think we're going to see a massive influx of new machines that are hyper-paralleled, using a few GPUs to handle the compiling of the data that will be spit out by a large farm of low power ARM processors.

NVIDIA announced today that they are licensing the CUDA software stack to ARM Holdings. According to NVIDIA, their goal is to support CUDA on every computing platform, through software. NVIDIA is making available to the Arm®ecosystem its full stack of AI and HPC software — which accelerates...

Boot loop?

RS232 is still highly used in industrial because it's a rugged plug and no license fees. Some things are just now coming in with USB-B for HMI access.

Kind of what I thought. I'll need to go back and read the press briefing from AMD, but I can't specifically recall the company stating 4.0 being a huge game changer for the gaming market.

I am curious if we saturate the PCI-E 3.0 bus for GPU's. I feel like I read something a couple years ago showing a minute performance drop going from 16x to 8x, but that was a couple years ago. It's a no brainier that it's a game changer for content providers like Netflix, AWS, the video game...

All I want is Destiny 2 @ full settings 3840x1600 75Hz. Whoever does that, gets my money.

Buckets to 11?

I wonder if this would benefit the lower core count Ryzen more than the higher core counts. Let's use the 2600X for example..two die each with three cores. Quad core use in games would be more common. So it either does a 2+2 or 3+1. Compared to the 2700 with four cores on a single die.

And probably still got over 9000 FPS

A party that size will have difficulties getting sponsors, especially for the first one. However, Bawls has been know to sponsor parties of all sizes. Back in high school (2001-2005) Bawls used to sponsor these small parties we'd throw monthly. Be less than 20 of us in our rich friend's...

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I know DolphinDrive was associated to the GameCube back in the day in some form. I think maybe that was an internal name when there was originally plans to add a disc drive to the N64 with the big serial port in the bottom of the consoles? Digging back far in the brain for that one, lol