19000 Cinebench R23 CPU and 23 sec Blender GPU Optix Classroom is a bad performance for the price.

I don't get why this dell laptop rates so highly. It has low freq screen flicker, poor colour accuracy on screen, poor port count, rubbish battery performance, low power efficiency, it drops off boost quick, it consumes massive power, it has big dpc latency, it costs more than gold, it has no discernible win other than sleek looks. Why NBC.com has this at anythimg above 80% rating is beyond my comprehension. Disappointed, pleas review better

Die Milliardengrenze haben die Chips schon lange durchbrochen. 38 TOPS = 38 Billionen (Integer) Rechenoperationen/sek.

I feel like Mobivols timing is extremely suspicious. Does this mean the ticwatch pro 5 will come back down in price. Not long ago it was close to the $200 mark. Other forums have said Mobivol support and marketing are very suspicious if not unethical. I want the pro 5. But all the other reviews make me weary.

This crap doesn't have a 1024-bit memory bus, why would anyone buy this thing? Soldered memory and they couldn't even be bothered to pull that off. These companies only want to rip more money out from consumer's hands with their malicious and nefarious practices. I'm far too smart to buy a product like this.

They never mention 4 Tflops fp32 in your source to start with (could be FP16) and based on the specs that are circulating, I would find that really hard with those specs at this price point. Based on the specs we have seen we are looking at around steam Deck Graphical performance with a worse CPU. Which makes sense because you can't wave your hands and make magic. Either they would be selling the switch 2 at 50% of their cost or this is not happening.

And yes, I have read the product specifications page for all Intel processors. Yes, it does say "Max # of Memory Channels: 2", but what reason do I have to pay any attention to that. This new memory standard should force the processors to simply accept more memory channels or else it is simply a scam, a ruse to rip more money out of clueless consumers. As the informed buyer I am, I will never buy anything other than SODIMM memory even if it means I have to only buy old hardware going forward.

They should just put LPDDR5X on a SODIMM, why can't they do that? That baffles me the most, it's as if they think we are stupid. The chips are available, and all I hear is bogus explanations such as "signal integrity" and "the chips operate at low voltage so noise can interfere as the traces get longer" and then show me datasheets demonstrating this. Like, do they think I'm stupid?