HW News - PCIe 5 Demo, China-Only Ryzen CPU, Red Dead 2 Specs
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Date: 2020-05-06
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USB 4, or later, ThunderBolt, if USB doesn't fully adopt the TB spec at some point, on PCIe 5. 0, should be the sweet spot for external PCIe for laptops, depending on what graphics cards do in the next generation or two, otherwise PCIe 6. 0 would be the sweet spot. Now if only Intel, I haven't seen the specs of AMD's mobile Zen chips, would up the lane count from 16, as with PCIe based storage, 16 severely limits what a laptop can have. I just want an ultrabook that can have a fully capable eGPU with extra TB expandability to spare for other devices. Now if only we could eventually get some kind of eCPU capability, where you can turn an ultrabook into a workstation with a dock, but I doubt this will ever happen on the x86 platform, but ARM does give hope with cluster computing, and the industry switch from x86 to ARM in the laptop/desktop space is inevitable.
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USB 4, or later, ThunderBolt, if USB doesn't fully adopt the TB spec at some point, on PCIe 5. 0, should be the sweet spot for external PCIe for laptops, depending on what graphics cards do in the next generation or two, otherwise PCIe 6. 0 would be the sweet spot. Now if only Intel, I haven't seen the specs of AMD's mobile Zen chips, would up the lane count from 16, as with PCIe based storage, 16 severely limits what a laptop can have. I just want an ultrabook that can have a fully capable eGPU with extra TB expandability to spare for other devices. Now if only we could eventually get some kind of eCPU capability, where you can turn an ultrabook into a workstation with a dock, but I doubt this will ever happen on the x86 platform, but ARM does give hope with cluster computing, and the industry switch from x86 to ARM in the laptop/desktop space is inevitable.
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ShroudedWolf51
Of course, RDR2 was going to make it to PC. They pulled this shit before with GTA5, where they claimed it wouldn't be coming to PC, then released it on PC a year later just to have people buy another copy along with all of those shark cards all over again. It's a shame that they've focused on showing off their ostentatious wealth via realistic graphics tech rather than focusing on making a fun game. Like, for instance, your horse having a hearing radius seems to make sense. but, it's anything but fun when you're wandering around a forest or something, with no chuffing idea on where the hell the thing wandered off to. Compare that to the recent AssCreed games, where you can park your horse on the other side of the world map, whistle for it, and it shows up without delay to take you to more fun content. Damn it, Rockstar. You just made me compliment Ubisoft.
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Of course, RDR2 was going to make it to PC. They pulled this shit before with GTA5, where they claimed it wouldn't be coming to PC, then released it on PC a year later just to have people buy another copy along with all of those shark cards all over again. It's a shame that they've focused on showing off their ostentatious wealth via realistic graphics tech rather than focusing on making a fun game. Like, for instance, your horse having a hearing radius seems to make sense. but, it's anything but fun when you're wandering around a forest or something, with no chuffing idea on where the hell the thing wandered off to. Compare that to the recent AssCreed games, where you can park your horse on the other side of the world map, whistle for it, and it shows up without delay to take you to more fun content. Damn it, Rockstar. You just made me compliment Ubisoft.
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Why can't Intel and AMD do marketing without using a bunch of attack ads towards each other. It's because they have been watching too much politics. Intel: Don't vote for AMD, they cost farmers their jobs. AMD didn't support the new bill for FireWall Boarder Security. AMD doesn't care about you. Vote Intel, We Care About America! AMD: Big Brother Government is too large. They spend all your money on core frequencies and work to take away your individual rights. Vote AMD! Vote for change!
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Why can't Intel and AMD do marketing without using a bunch of attack ads towards each other. It's because they have been watching too much politics. Intel: Don't vote for AMD, they cost farmers their jobs. AMD didn't support the new bill for FireWall Boarder Security. AMD doesn't care about you. Vote Intel, We Care About America! AMD: Big Brother Government is too large. They spend all your money on core frequencies and work to take away your individual rights. Vote AMD! Vote for change!
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ShroudedWolf51
I wouldn't be particularly surprised if Threadripper didn't have backwards compatibility. I've already been wonder just how much performance is left on the table thanks to Ryzen being backwards compatible from 3 to 1 and with competition being as fierce as it is in the HEDT market, I'm not sure just how much performance AMD is comfortable with leaving on the table when they have Intel that just cut their own margins to compete against.
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I wouldn't be particularly surprised if Threadripper didn't have backwards compatibility. I've already been wonder just how much performance is left on the table thanks to Ryzen being backwards compatible from 3 to 1 and with competition being as fierce as it is in the HEDT market, I'm not sure just how much performance AMD is comfortable with leaving on the table when they have Intel that just cut their own margins to compete against.
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RickGrimeZz
I just want to say that the EVGA DARK Motherboard is SO OVERPRICED and HEAVILY MARKED UP from cost of parts to manufacture. that the free cooler STILL ALLOWS EVGA to make 100% profit on the whole package! I WOULD NEVER buy anything from EVGA. Their Products are a ridiculous hot mess for prices. The only thing people should buy. are GPUS and ONLY when they are on New Egg on sale! Buying ANYTHING off the EVGA SITE IS FOR ABSOLUTE SUCKERS!
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I just want to say that the EVGA DARK Motherboard is SO OVERPRICED and HEAVILY MARKED UP from cost of parts to manufacture. that the free cooler STILL ALLOWS EVGA to make 100% profit on the whole package! I WOULD NEVER buy anything from EVGA. Their Products are a ridiculous hot mess for prices. The only thing people should buy. are GPUS and ONLY when they are on New Egg on sale! Buying ANYTHING off the EVGA SITE IS FOR ABSOLUTE SUCKERS!
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Seagoat
The Intel Kaby Lake G is indeed the trickiest processor to maintain up to date drivers for. Intel typically takes control of driver management for the HD Graphics 620 core as well as the Radeon Vega M GL or GM core, which they neglected since releasing 18. 12 in January 2019. It is still possible to extract and update the Vega core to the newest driver version as it is still listed in the inf and still works perfectly.
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The Intel Kaby Lake G is indeed the trickiest processor to maintain up to date drivers for. Intel typically takes control of driver management for the HD Graphics 620 core as well as the Radeon Vega M GL or GM core, which they neglected since releasing 18. 12 in January 2019. It is still possible to extract and update the Vega core to the newest driver version as it is still listed in the inf and still works perfectly.
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2Fast4Mellow
For a second I thought that AMD had dropped (as in killed) the 3600 and 3900 CPU's. When we're talking about company x has dropped support for product x, dropped has a negative tone. A better headline would have been 'AMD has launched/released 3600/3900 for OEM's and SI's' which cannot be interpreted in a wrong way, which makes it easier to understand for non-native English viewers.
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For a second I thought that AMD had dropped (as in killed) the 3600 and 3900 CPU's. When we're talking about company x has dropped support for product x, dropped has a negative tone. A better headline would have been 'AMD has launched/released 3600/3900 for OEM's and SI's' which cannot be interpreted in a wrong way, which makes it easier to understand for non-native English viewers.
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Anodyne
At 15: 00 maybe now Intel can better analyze AMD Ryzen 3000 chips using the TSMC 7nm lithography technique thanks to this new x-ray computed tomography scanning technology. This might allow their internal fabs to catch up and improve their Ice Lake 10nm node fabrication process by more accurately reverse-engineering AMD parts to give them a better look at how TSMC's lithography works.
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At 15: 00 maybe now Intel can better analyze AMD Ryzen 3000 chips using the TSMC 7nm lithography technique thanks to this new x-ray computed tomography scanning technology. This might allow their internal fabs to catch up and improve their Ice Lake 10nm node fabrication process by more accurately reverse-engineering AMD parts to give them a better look at how TSMC's lithography works.
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Arakki
Dude, you live in the USA. Your whole system is aimed at creating a us vs. them situation in everything. It's more important to make someone else look bad than make yourself look good. It sadly shows up on the marketing all the time, same as in politics. I would be extremely surprised if someone started to market with merits in a technically 1v1 situation.
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Dude, you live in the USA. Your whole system is aimed at creating a us vs. them situation in everything. It's more important to make someone else look bad than make yourself look good. It sadly shows up on the marketing all the time, same as in politics. I would be extremely surprised if someone started to market with merits in a technically 1v1 situation.
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sadlerbw9
Question: do you intentionally let auto-playing videos run on a webpage when you capture it for use as b-roll? Given the technical savvy of your employees I m pretty sure they could turn off auto-play if they wanted to, so it seems like it is a conscious choice to let them play. If so, why? I find them distracting.
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Question: do you intentionally let auto-playing videos run on a webpage when you capture it for use as b-roll? Given the technical savvy of your employees I m pretty sure they could turn off auto-play if they wanted to, so it seems like it is a conscious choice to let them play. If so, why? I find them distracting.
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