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You guys do realize that the "source filament" of the 3D printer creating these gems will be all of the lips, penises, feet, tongues, arteries, veins, and whatever else can be mashed into a fine pulp for "printing", right?

Thankfully they still do.

Love my Roku. My parents love theirs as well. I hope they never go away.

Yeah, I think that was not even a real phone. Just some metal covers with a black binder. lol

All of you brand new 2700X owners..... welcome. It is a good CPU.

Someone said "Make it less curvy than the Model S and 3." And they did.

Ray tracing is indeed the future. Thank you NVidia, for pushing the technology. But I'm still not buying an RTX card anytime soon. Huang is simply justifying his laser focus on RTX/ray tracing during the launch last year to the shareholders. "See? I done good!"

I hope the MB makers decided to not skimp on the UEFI BIOS flash chip size this time.

Did they keep a cut of each transaction? If they did, there is your answer. Skim a little bit for a while until the heat is too much.

Why the hate for wifi? It's handy if you move the PC to a place where there is no wired connection.

Thank you Dan for this excellent review. Nice to see the various onboard components tested and discussed. I'm still liking my X470 based C7H Wifi but if I was in the market for a new MB, the C8H Wifi would be it. I'm not too concerned about the boost "issue". I think over time this will...

No, they can get timing of network packet arrival, which could help determine what keys a user typed, but it's still guessing. There are no direct leaks of data, nor a way to see passwords or keys being typed. Just timing data. Sure, they can analyze that with AI and try to figure out what the...

From Ryan's Medium post: Like Ryan hasn't made slides before? Screw the presentation; the slides are what the majority of viewers are going to see out in the real world. Poor excuse at best. This isn't Ryan's first rodeo. He knows how to present information in a logical order. These slides...

Frankly, the "boost clock issue" is one of marketing, not actual real world performance and value. If the box said max 4.3 GHz instead of 4.4 GHz, then the reviews would be the same, the conclusions would be the same, the awards would be the same, and people would be happy to see 4.3xx GHz on...

Yes, you can. Start->Run->gpedit.msc Navigate to Local Computer Policy->Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Search Right click "Allow Cortana" and click Edit. Click on "Disabled" radio button. Click OK. Exit gpedit.msc app. Reboot.

Never heard of it. From the article: Exactly the opposite of what is being tested. :rolleyes: TIM stands for Thermal Interface Material.

Stupid decision.

This can't be serious.... It's a peltier device in a fancy package and hyped marketing wank. It will heat/cool a tiny area of skin behind the neck, perhaps helped by a fan. Given the size, for it to last 24 hours, it isn't going to produce much cooling or heating. Reason being, peltier devices...

There is a screw plug on the end to change the liquid.

Some of my systems have not been offered 1903. Granted, these are hobby systems that are only turned on once in a while, but even clicking on the "Check for Updates" button usually just offers a new version of virus definitions and that's it.