Recent content by dj-electric

Here's one from a PSU review done on TPU 19 years ago. The idea of redirecting air from fans in ATX power supplies is really as old as gaming and high power intended PSUs go.

This decades-old PSU fan design principle seem to stick and will probably stick for longer. Seems like the benefits outweigh the disadvantages of blocking the fan partially with some more budget oriented designs, as the air is strictly pushed to the very back of the PSU, to then be forced...

That's exactly the idea with plastic covers on PSU fans. They want to direct the airflow in a very particular way.

As mentioned before - cheap CPUs are not the roadblock to higher adoption of AM5 users. more affordable and wider selection of available AM5 boards is.

oh wow, I did not expect to see a 4K+ resolution in vertical pixels from this one

Im all here for Bykski recognition. Yes!

I'm hands on deck dawn to sunset on these things and I still find myself double triple checking product and branding related stuff. Handling current hardware product naming schemes is an absolute mess in all markets.

No, NVIDIA has clearly stated that the 549 SEP RTX 4070 will continue to be in full production.

No f@$%ing way you just accused them of throwing the blame onto war for the sake of NVIDIA's profits while key figures of the studio went into actual war, and some have never returned nor will return from it. Developers had to dislocate and move over and over. Educate yourself on the matter...

GPUs: chocking to death with video memory bandwidth limitations Some users: let em have cake, i'm fine with this situation.

Edge computing is typically computers that have to perform at the very edge of a system that has to perform particular tasks when connected to certain equipment. A computer that's connected to a bunch of cameras in any automotive industry are edge computers. Its the first machine that comes in...

The first Elgato stream deck came some years before Valve's Steam Deck

Thermalright is quite deep into what i would describe as the greatest hardware company's comeback of all time.

I feel like some people might be horrified to know how wide auto-OC is by default on motherboards. This isn't some edge case. The very vast majority of combinations are by-default running over Intel's specs for turbo PL time

BIOSTAR PRs are halfway ragebait by now, honestly. They typically upload motherboard release PRs about 12-24 months post launch window. I don't get this company, yet thoroughly understand how shrunken and small their footprint in the market has become in recent years.