Quote from: quantum23 on Today at 00:23:58Why the hell are you even interested in anything that happens in a terrorist state?

russia is a terrorist state, russians are terrorists, rapist, kidnappers, and murderers who commit genocide of Ukrainians every fucking day since 2014. f*ck you and your "journalism"

i think you mean the *US or Isntreal. those two have committed more mass murder, genocide, and sexual abuse to children since the 1940's combined than all other nations and civilizations total in history since the beginning of time. where's your outrage at ICE kidnapping, murdering, and committing violence against black and brown immigrants, including thousands of childrena and some US citizens, and throwing them in concentration camps?

That is pretty much the end of the Open Source story, because
when the company restrict you in any way to make whatever changes you want to make on a hardware you own,
you do not own it.

Why the hell are you even interested in anything that happens in a terrorist state?

russia is a terrorist state, russians are terrorists, rapist, kidnappers, and murderers who commit genocide of Ukrainians every fucking day since 2014. f*ck you and your "journalism"

So its peak clock can pass this supposed "5 GHz barrier." Cool... but peak clock speed isn't the same thing as sustained performance.

We've already seen an earlier Extreme Gen 6 engineering sample hit 5 GHz on paper while its telemetry showed the cores spending much of the workload around 4.6 GHz.

Look at the A20 Pro. Its peak clock is slightly lower at 4.93 GHz, but what matters is how much of that performance it can actually sustain under load.

I'll wait for sustained testing on retail phones before getting excited about a 5 GHz headline. Peak clocks look great on a spec sheet. Sustained performance is what actually matters. Same applies for the GPU they are hyping up.

They should have made the ear pads and head pad machine washable if they expect people to wear this while working out. Unless people figured out how to stop sweating which is great.

Quote from: davidm on Yesterday at 22:40:57Quotes Apple internalized some time ago to their increasing benefit, and something blogs like notebookcheck have let their readers down with by celebrating single digit gains as of they were significant;

�"The central problem of modern computer design is how to feed arithmetic units with operands fast enough. The arithmetic units can do billions of operations per second, but memory can deliver only tens of millions of words per second. Most of the complexity of modern computers is devoted to concealing this disparity."


�"For the past two decades, processors have gotten faster much more quickly than DRAMs. The result is that memory latency and bandwidth have become the primary bottleneck in system performance, a phenomenon often called the 'memory wall.' Modern microprocessors spend much of their time simply waiting for data to arrive from memory, making the memory hierarchy the dominant factor in modern system design."

this is very insightful, thank you. i haven't thought about the modern computing problem in that light before. I've been wondering for a while why computers and devices still feel mediocre and tame even thought they are 10x faster than 10-15 years ago. it's a shame corporations are artificially constraining dram and memory progress and innovations in the consumer market all for a sliver of more profitability.

high-bandwidth memory like GDDR and HBM have been around for ages now yet massive corporate memory makers refuse to fit them for general RAM usage in computing, even though they have the money and resources to make it happen pretty quickly. they know once memory speeds catch up to computing power and people can get VERY high-end computing from even modern budget CPUs and devices, the PC, laptop, and mobile markets will crater due to people not needing to upgrade for 10+ years.

Ich hatte das System bereits in der engeren Wahl.
Preis / Leistung ist gut, das Gehäuse bietet im Vergleich zu standard Mini PCs mehr "Luft" zum atmen / einen thermischen Puffer.
Trotzdem ist es ein Consumer Gerät und in dieser Preisklasse, bzw. mit geringem Aufpreis gibt es manchmal bei anderen Herstellern Geräte aus der Business Serieit 3 Jahren vor Ort Service.