Quote from: Knownbg on Yesterday at 10:36:54He's right. Nothing to be excited for. Predictable. Always massive disappointment.

It's not like you're entitled to amd products, just buy intel/Qualcomm instead, but I doubt anything would be able to satisfy your ego.

QuoteOnly to then finally eventually bring them under the guise of "platform support" longevity when we all know hey could of done so right from the beginning.

No, they could not release such products from the get go because they are supposed to be defects, Which you first need to build inventory of, otherwise they would be forced to artificially handicap high end chips.

This article completely misses the point. This is a unique product that is great for certain niches. Prior to that, you would have to get a funky M2 A+E adapter to NVMe adapter, if you even had room available. With this new drive, many niche use-cases are now opened. It's a great product that will probably be as reliable as any other SSDs.

Quote from: nothingburger-rumorcareer on Yesterday at 09:43:32

QuoteMLID initially leaked that the big "classic" Zen 6 cores could boast a crazy 7 GHz boost frequency.
MLID now claims that Zen 6 will "100%" clock above 6.5 GHz.

Ok, so first it's 7 GHz (who would believe that tho), now it's 6.5 GHz (still hard to believe), in 6 months it's going to be 6 GHz and in another 6 months/on release/announcement date, it's going to be 5.5-5.8 GHz.

There are no contradictions/inconsistencies in these mlid's statements, apply some cognition.

Apart from their latest Legion gaming tablets, Lenovo tablets are long-in-the-tooth and will hopefully be replaced with a new lineup before back-to-school. I'm looking forward to get a new Lenovo Android 16 model using the 9.7 inch screen size recently announced by Redmi and Poco. Tablet sizes are getting out of hand. For reading, I don't want to deal with anything larger than 10 inches.

Someone should outlaw integrated cables