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HW News - Intel Wants AMD's Chips, Cooler Master Sues Everyone, Tiny Peerless Assassin

HW News - Intel Wants AMD's Chips, Cooler Master Sues Everyone, Tiny Peerless Assassin

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Hardware news this week talks rumors of a Nintendo Switch 2 possible release date, the Thermalright Peerless Assassin Mini silent launch, Intel wanting to become a fab for NVIDIA and AMD (and more), and Google's engineers turning the Playstation Portal into a PSP. That's quite a stretch to think AMD would immediately work with Intel Foundry. Was it about 3 months ago that Intel came out with their hack job on AMD claiming AMD was using old cores Does anyone believe that Intel would not use all the info from their fab to both improve their own CPUs, and create more negative marketing against AMD and other competitors Intel's always been a scumbag corp, and that's going to work against them in this endeavor.
Date: 2024-02-26

Comments and reviews: 19


The joke is funny, and I love the grayscale sadness'esque clip, but the need for something like this is real. My wife has Poland's Syndrome, and I'll definitely be purchasing one for her to test out whether it could help her if the price is right for the design and specs. She has a left hand that's the size of a five year olds, and has limited mobility and extension of her fingers as a result of her condition. Movemaster might be on to something here, because despite reaching out to the NUMEROUS CEO's on my friends list that I've reached out to over the years regarding people with this and similar conditions needing something better for gaming, I've never seen anything push towards a user-friendly design like this.
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I really like those left hand control pads, but moving my whole hand like a joystick just sounds too weird, and I don't buy any of the better gaming marketing, but I never liked how movement takes 3 of my 5 fingers...
My current setup is offloading 2 to 6 buttons to my super pro gamer mouse, especially crouch;
I have 4 fast/ easy to use buttons for quick things like a throw, kick, or special/ ability/ skills- 2 next to left mouse click and 2 more under my thumb, also 3 more usable buttons that I don't use constantly, like for opening various menus, maps, pinging and QoL type stuff (better than moving my left hand to pres I for inventory)

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BUT -T = isnt INTEL STILL LYING ABOUT NANO DIE SIZE WHY would ANYONE want to use A Fake Substack
And Proving On this statement = also included is a mature process of 12 nano = A 3 nano or Below Process IS NOT a 12 nano design .
Has Everryone Already Forgotten Gate = IN FACT = that is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT FAB AND BUILDING = Language Does Not Represent such = A 3nano Fab CANNOT PRODUCE 12 nano node !!! NOR can a 12 nano fab Produce a 3 nano node

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The mini is actually really neat. There were a lot of cases that i had to choose a top-flow cooler (usually something like the noctua l12s) or a 90mm tower (noctua u9s) because i didn't have enough vertical space for a conventional 120mm tower. I think this peerless assassin mini would've fit in some of those cases. May not have cooled any better, but it's nearly half as expensive, which is always nice.
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This is great proof at how brainless investors are. Intel had only good news that should help the company and investors are always so short sighted they throw a massive tantrum if they don't see TRILLIONS NOW. How can an investor look at TSMC and the profits they're drowning in and think it's bad that Intel is catching up to them and pursuing a similar model for its foundry
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I'm glad you guys will make a PA Mini review soon. I hope you'll make comparisons with other 135mm cooler. The main reason to buy this is for size constrained cases. It's also a good idea to test thermals on these kinds of cases because of that. Besides that, of course just do what you always do. I'm sure you'll make a great review out of it!
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Awesome Plan to Centralize Processor production and development in the US so the can conduct stronger sanction on Whomever Dares to have any National integrity and doesn't align with US Profits and Political desires...
I Wish it works for them so they can watch it Backfire again when the World Huawei's their own CPU-s and GPU-s

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That weird controller might mean less wear-and-tear on the main keyboard. Might not be bad. However, it's more expensive than a mechanical keyboard, so.... yeah... Still, if the price goes down, then maybe it's a good alternative. It was one of the reasons why I got a game controller in earlier PC gaming: reduce that wear-and-tear
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10:56 Ok, so I am not the only one that is a bit annoyed here with the latest Report on Switch 2. I appreciate the sarcasm.
In more seriousness, any hopes for a Nintendo system to tackle the high-end market died with the Gamecube and will likely remain buried as the economy is so odd at the moment with things being higher in price.

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2:05 Perfect question goes completely unanswered Intel's corporate gobbledygook. Paraphrasing, Intel has no plans for how to address conflicts of interest (COI) between Product and Foundry. From all the way back here, the handwriting on the wall is quite clear... LITIGATION concurrent with Board directed executive oustings! Duh.
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Thermalright already has a dual tower 135mm, 6 heat pipe, mini cooler on the market... the Silver Soul 135, and they're about the same price too. I wonder how they're going to set it apart from that Maybe you might want to grab the Silver Soul 135 to compare. Not sure what the point is to having both.
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Asetek needs to cool it with the lawsuits, not really sure how they managed to patent having a pump in the loop with a radiator and fluid that happens to sit above the cpu. In terms of the Nintendo Switch they could stick to their older naming sense of the Super Nintendo and call it the Super Switch
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Is it just my suspicious mind or is it possible that if Intel did make AMD CPUs, nVidia GPUs and various other products that Intel may cast a sneak peak at the literal design of the competition's products despite the companies being 'separate' Somehow, I'm just not sure about this.
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That Movemaster thing does seem interesting. In some MMO games it could be really good. Better for wrist health. I had tiny little motorcycle accident and left wrist suffered broken bone, so sometimes it hurts to twist it for long periods of time for the repetitive movement.
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That Movemaster thing is twice the height it should be to be on the same table as the mouse if you want to hold both ergonomically. I'm skeptical how easy it is to move your whole hand vs a stick or just keys for accurate movement when needed (like the Quake games).
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I think they might want to finally show that Nintendo is for gamers by adding a record breaking amount of the letter X, maybe even lowercase and uppercase in the same name. Consoles have been running behind PCs in performance and it's finally time to fixXx that.
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Intel is using a far worse fab than AMD right now and still competing.
I have more confidence in Intel competing with Nvidia than AMD at this point.
Intel has set itself up for explosive growth IMO. Sort of like Nvidia & TSMC have done...

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Intel offering to make amd cpus sounds like the lamest plan ever to finally get their hands on some good cpu design. Intel will do well to simply NOT WASTE tsmc capacity with its cabbage products, so there's more production capacity for better chips.
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Did they use Wikipedia as a source.... Wikipedia is notorious for being unreliable. Throughout my undergrad and graduate degree, I learned quickly to NEVER use Wikipedia as a source. Anyone can place anything on it.
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