While the B390 and B370 are very good and much better than AMD's 890M, they are the exception and most of the Panther Lake range uses a garbage grade 4CU Xe3 that is slower than 140V and 140T.

AMD cripples the 890M with pathetic bandwidth limitations using 129 bit bus and in this day an age of shrinking RAM, iGPU's will be even worse.

too bad the spec changes :(

Only Google could somehow simultaneously over-engineer and completely underdevelop something that we already solved over a decade ago.   Even Google's original Nexus line had a configurable RGB led and I never once heard of it dying.  Yet here we are over 15 years later and Google decided to gofe us back a feature they took away for no reason except worse in every way. 

The default abilities are extremely limited.  You have to use third party software to do any actual customization. And Google has already sounded the alarm that this LED array was not designed for any kind of prolonged use so the whole thing has to be limited by software to stop it from killing itself. 

Way to go guys.  Sick innovation.

Quote from: Merchant of pedantry on Yesterday at 19:04:44The correct timezone for the announcement is CEST, not CET. Nowhere in the world is setting clocks to CET in August. This feels like an appropriate bit of pedantry for an article about a high precision timepiece.

Hi,
That's a very valid point, thank you for catching that!

Best,
Silvio