"inner workings of Windows"

Do you even code, Bro?  Cause I've never hear a tch refer to software as "inner workings".

Regarding the switch 2, might be sorta struggling in US but worldwide sales are still above where switch 1 was at same point in time, which is like the 2nd best selling console in history. So I don't think it's doing too bad.

According to Tom @ MLID, he thinks Sony will be more aggressive in pricing (despite there being almost no competition for them from Xbox) because they had a real problem this gen with many PS4 users refusing to migrate to PS5, and don't wish to repeat that again. That even though it's being released in future it's being designed during today's market and economic challenges. So it'll attempt to aim or address them.

We'll see I guess. Needs to be taken with a copious amount of grain considering how much of a Sony pony and massive AMD fan he is. :p

Personally more interested in the improvements to upscaling that RDNA5 will bring for upcoming handhelds than any PT/RT.

One thing I always find interesting with these handheld devices is how they handle lighter strategy games compared to heavy titles. In many cases, smoother performance with simple mechanics gives a better overall experience than pushing high-end graphics.

I was checking some examples of lightweight gameplay setups here: pvzfusionapkinfo.com
and it made me think that optimization matters more than raw power in many situations.

Quote from: banApple on Yesterday at 20:47:33vast majority of commercial businesses use Windows

What kind of boomer software stacks are these? Ones that still rely on win xp and floppy drives?

Businesses working on bleeding edge tech are all going cross platform because that is the future. Which means being on *nix based OS is preferred.

Apple is the popular option for that reason. Good hardware and long term support helps too.

Quote from: banApple on Yesterday at 20:47:33Strix Point, Gorgon Point, Lunar Lake, or Panther Lake battery life tests and they smoke Apple silicon.

Lunar Lake & Panther Lake are good I'll admit. But not those AMD options. They suffer from poor idle / light load efficiency.

Quote from: banApple on Yesterday at 20:47:33comedian
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cope more tho.

nou? Literally seething here already.

Quote from: jdrch on Yesterday at 21:43:30MBPs straddle the workstation and creator divide

+1.