Recent content by Carillon

Check your cpu clocks, the 11700f has a base clock of 2.5ghz, and a tdp of 65watts. Your old cpu had less cores, but has more efficient and has a tdp of 95watts, with a base clock of 4.1ghz. Performancewise it is a downgrade.

The airjets take a huge chunk of space inside a tablet, and consume a lot of power. Having two small holes the size of an headphone jack would block most of the airflow. And I don't know if the airjets are waterproof. So it would be 42.7% faster

Problem is that a "premium AI PC" could have no NPU and not be compatible with "AI PC" software. IMHO the AI PC thing is BS, putting an NPU next to an iGPU that already has AI cores makes no sense. NPUs, again in my opinion, will consume more power than a discrete GPU, because people will...

I wonder if it would be cheaper to use cables instead of traces on a motherboard

And the loop!

The SoC die looks much like a discrete gpu chip with 2 extra infinity fabric links, they might be able to link togheter 2 of those SoC dies or just reuse them singularly for an entry level gpu SKU. Though I dont think IF links are fast enough to link 2 GPUs

x86, power, mips are ok, but risc-v is where we draw the line! You will not enter the "half a raspberrypi performance" market! And we'll make sure by... something or other! (I know risc-v is not to blame for the performance of current consumer products)

Problem is that those files are attached to nothing, only way to find them is if somebody is trying to screw you by sending a link. And the link looks legit

To me it is the 290, it can still play modern games, at very low settings, below 60 fps, but still playable, and is much older than the 1080ti. And it, or the 390, had some chips that could be unlocked to the X SKU. Also very slow memory that a tinkerer could swap for much faster chips.

Finally! Now we know the 3 things NPUs can be used for

It might be the sata connector, try touching it in inappropriate ways while it is copying a file, if you see it suddenly working and then stopping again while you're playing with it, you could fix it by soldering the cable. If nothing happens, the connector is not the problem. If it is the...

If the MC is like the one in phoenix, it should be able to run ddr5. I doubt any laptop manufacturer would put 4 sodimm slots, but they might, just to sell them with only one stick. Also, if the article is correct, this is all speculation from some randoms on the internet that have seen an...

I like the horizontal memory slots, but the pcie slot will be incompatible with existing products and also limit the cpu cooler space. It also lacks expandibility with more pcie slots

Yes it's an ASIC, you pay for extra silicon real estate that you're not gonna use. It will make collecting your data more energy efficient.

Usually new tech comes out as hardware first, and a few decades later we start seeing the first programs to use it. Why is this new tech out as software first, with no hardware available?