PC News: Windows 11 Requirements Updated, Intel 12th-Gen Design, GPU Shipments Increase
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Date: 2022-03-15
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Nocturnal101
Keep in mind, 20% price hike for automotive is nothing, They are not really nearly as complex and per chip you are talking less than $20 per chip for each of their applications, Automotive always cheaped out ridiculously on electronics for the every day vehicles under $100k in fact the Audio Headunit they like to say $1000 to $5000 for your audio system when in fact it isn't even worth $750 total and they buy in bulk which is always fascinating but its always low shelf even when they advertise it as top shelf with a brand name its still usually garbage made from the cheaper lines of those big names. - Its just the industry as a whole another example is the ECU $45 actual value, what they will charge you $300 to $5000 its the magic of automotive BS and how capitalism went wrong in the US.
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Keep in mind, 20% price hike for automotive is nothing, They are not really nearly as complex and per chip you are talking less than $20 per chip for each of their applications, Automotive always cheaped out ridiculously on electronics for the every day vehicles under $100k in fact the Audio Headunit they like to say $1000 to $5000 for your audio system when in fact it isn't even worth $750 total and they buy in bulk which is always fascinating but its always low shelf even when they advertise it as top shelf with a brand name its still usually garbage made from the cheaper lines of those big names. - Its just the industry as a whole another example is the ECU $45 actual value, what they will charge you $300 to $5000 its the magic of automotive BS and how capitalism went wrong in the US.
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Bert
Windows now officially informed me in the Settings/Update App, that I can run Windows 11 on my Windows 10 Virtualbox VM with 4 GB and 64 GB of VDI disk space: ) It made me happy, because I have all Windows releases from 1. 04 till 10, including 90-ties NT versions in a VM.
However in the Windows Insider Program's tab it still announces, that I can't upgrade to the Beta version, because my system is not Windows 11 compatible. Microsoft is still confused, time for them to forget this BS. By the way my Host is a Ryzen 3 2200G (14nm) running Ubuntu 21. 04 on OpenZFS 2. 0.
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Windows now officially informed me in the Settings/Update App, that I can run Windows 11 on my Windows 10 Virtualbox VM with 4 GB and 64 GB of VDI disk space: ) It made me happy, because I have all Windows releases from 1. 04 till 10, including 90-ties NT versions in a VM.
However in the Windows Insider Program's tab it still announces, that I can't upgrade to the Beta version, because my system is not Windows 11 compatible. Microsoft is still confused, time for them to forget this BS. By the way my Host is a Ryzen 3 2200G (14nm) running Ubuntu 21. 04 on OpenZFS 2. 0.
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rayn1ful
why cant microsoft stick to producing software and let users and worry about they're own hardware, is i dont mind running my 6th gen processor then why should microsoft, what business is it of there's as to what hardware i run.
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why cant microsoft stick to producing software and let users and worry about they're own hardware, is i dont mind running my 6th gen processor then why should microsoft, what business is it of there's as to what hardware i run.
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Markiss
Windows New Hand Jesters - i wanna be like a Mobile - waves hand we dont need to your id
opens hand. folder expands - closes hand closes folder
Ai will detect more thanmost will need - but be handy for disabled people.
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Windows New Hand Jesters - i wanna be like a Mobile - waves hand we dont need to your id
opens hand. folder expands - closes hand closes folder
Ai will detect more thanmost will need - but be handy for disabled people.
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Nick
Microsoft needs to abandon the whole TPM requirement. Until than I will stick with Windows 10. People are forgetting it is supported until 2025. 11 Will fail and be replaced by 12 and Microsoft will see what a mistake they made.
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Microsoft needs to abandon the whole TPM requirement. Until than I will stick with Windows 10. People are forgetting it is supported until 2025. 11 Will fail and be replaced by 12 and Microsoft will see what a mistake they made.
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Mr11ESSE111
Alderlake will be cpu which would be fastest outdated cpu on market! It will come just few months before zen4 and performance will be around zen3dv with higher prices then 3dv
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Alderlake will be cpu which would be fastest outdated cpu on market! It will come just few months before zen4 and performance will be around zen3dv with higher prices then 3dv
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James
I really like the news vids you do Keith. They're kinda short, but contain so much info you might have missed through the week. You're doing a great job!
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I really like the news vids you do Keith. They're kinda short, but contain so much info you might have missed through the week. You're doing a great job!
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liaminwales
4: 58 This year AMD will be also making Xbox/PS5 slicon with TSMC, the allocation will be split away from there CPU/GPU divisions.
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4: 58 This year AMD will be also making Xbox/PS5 slicon with TSMC, the allocation will be split away from there CPU/GPU divisions.
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Zefram0911
wait a minute. this is the dude from that other site. I like him better than the guy that replaced him. now everything makes sense.
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wait a minute. this is the dude from that other site. I like him better than the guy that replaced him. now everything makes sense.
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