We are heading into a world of stagflation (by and large, in the United States, it has been going on for more than 50 years, because the real incomes of the "middle class" there are only falling and falling in terms of purchasing power) and a shortage of quality goods for the majority of the population, except for a narrow wealthy stratum, by leaps and bounds, thanks to the artificially launched, controlled growth of chaos, in the global economy, mired in debt (especially Western countries).

Therefore, it is no longer worth expecting the former "golden decades" in IT. Everything goes to the decline of quality and mass individual consumption. In addition, IT is approaching fundamental dead ends faster and faster. humanity has stopped spending as much money on scientific research as before. And most of the "scientific" research today is an imitation of vigorous activity to deceive venture investors and the well-fed life of pseudo-scientists.

Quote from: NikoB on February 21, 2023, 14:23:04AMD has learned to release "paper" series of processors and deliberately, as it admitted itself, reduces deliveries in order to keep high prices.

You are unlikely to like the time of availability and the price of the Phoenix solution.

I already don't. :(

AMD has learned to release "paper" series of processors and deliberately, as it admitted itself, reduces deliveries in order to keep high prices.

You are unlikely to like the time of availability and the price of the Phoenix solution.

Tiger Lake wasn't great, but it wasn't horrible either, and the model here promoted doesn't cheap out on RAM or SDD, so its main weakness seems to be the low max brightness.

It does look like a good deal!

I'm still waiting to see what Phoenix brings to the table, though. Phoenix combines new CPU, new iGPU, and smaller node, so it has a lot of potential.