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SQL can handle that already. That what max degree of parallelism is for. We can dictate how many cores a query can potentially use. Whether that is efficient is up to the query design. @Grimlakin And we have VM SQL servers with 32+ cores and 512+ GB of RAM. It makes no sense to put them on...

That's not bad. Gives me hope. Considering I might be building a house in the middle of nowhere.

Vast majority of SQL environments are virtualized. And being a VMWare engineer myself I can't think of one reason why I'd want core reduction/binding at the BIOS level on my hosts. That would limit my ability to provision cores for multi-threaded applications.

You're still paying for those cores. And SQL already uses parallelism for query acceleration.

Samsung already has MicroLED TV displays, but they're huge, and the cheapest smallest 89" one is $110k. 101" is $130k. Problem isn't whether they can, it's cost and complexity of producing microLED's at scale. Plus they need to make them smaller, another challenge, to produce smaller display...

We're well beyond that being a reality. Everything is moving towards ray tracing, upscaling and frame generation. I'm OK with it.

You hold way too many people in high regard. I assume everyone is mentally incapacitated until otherwise proven.

Young people making dumb decisions? Say it ain't so, Batman!

Govern me harder, daddy! Your high horse is amusing, to say the least.

I vape in my office all the time. I also work from home.

This is a great game. Can't wait for the DLC.

Confirmed: RTX Titan 6000 Ti Super ships with small modular nuclear reactor

Different tech. MicroLED is a full LED panel. Yes, once they get these things small enough they'll replace OLED. What they're doing here with microled's is using them as backlighting. Just a super dense full array of RGB lighting for even more contrast control.

It's not for you. It's for me that plays FPS's and wants high refresh rates to match my high frame rates.

wish it was 32"

The only thing it's done is create a very frustrating situation for a lot of potential customers. There are already full blown cheats for BF6 working on the beta.

I don't think it would step on any Threadripper toes. They're not designed for gaming. They don't do well gaming, they're productivity CPU's. A 16/32 X3D CPU, so long as they can figure out the scheduler, should be a beast at gaming. I just don't see how they'll deal with cross CCD latency.

I guess if you game at 4K then 16 GB could be a limiting factor in "some" scenarios. I've yet to even come close to maxing VRAM usage at 1440P on my 5080. Everything I've seen point to this "Super" refresh as just adding VRAM and a slight boost clock increase. My card overclocks like a champ...

It's the same in PUBG and COD. You can buy all the skins you want, they have zero effect on the weapons themselves. No weapons can be purchased, all are available via gameplay.

Invite for a beta if you pre-ordered. I'm not giving them my money this early. Besides, all I'm really interested in is the BR, which they've said will be free to play.