Recent content by Xajel

Fun part, you missed the part where the RTX 4090 has a 450W TDP, the XTX has 355W IIRC.. Hell even the RTX 4080 has 320W and it has much lower chances of having these issues, it's like 95%+ of the problems come from RTX 4090 because it uses so much power, and the connector looked like a...

I personally think it's a push from Microsoft for the CPU & GPU manufactures, Both Intel and NV will follow it as well. Microsoft is done with people delaying the Windows upgrade and try to use it's power to force the Hardware makers to not support older softwares to force users to always use...

So, how long we will have to wait to get more than USB-C port in the front IO? It doesn't need to be USB 3.2 gen bla bla bla (10 or 20gb), just replace the Type-A with type-C, or at least make the thing modular so the user can choose what they want !!

According to rumors, there were two reasons 1. RDNA5 is shaping to be promising enough that they have to prioritize more resources to finalize it ASAP. 2. RDNA4 Multi Chiplet design is still inefficient compared to RDNA5, going RDNA4 high-end means a lot of work for diminishing results. So they...

Wow, so ATX motherboards will finally have a single PCIe slot now!! Seriously, They have to do something, people are using MATX instead of ITX or ATX because they might need extra PCIe Slot, but still need a compact system, the additional M.2 slots wasted so much space that there's a MATX or...

There's a rumored Strix Halo, while it will not have HBM or vCache as far as we know, it will have 256bit memory bus and a beefed up iGPU. I'm still waiting for the low-cost HBM alternative they announced many years ago, but I guess it was scrapped duo to low demand. It was designed to use a...

I'm waiting for a new Craft keyboard (or MX Keys/Mechanical with a knob) with a Windows Hello fingerprint reader on the right side (the opposite side of the knob). Microsoft already has a wireless keyboard with a fingerprint reader, but it seems it has entered end of life as its out of stock in...

Twitter was used to be recognized by the letter t alone, and because there are three T's in Twitter and they changed it to X now, I suggest they change it to XXX instead.

It's possible but it's not feasible unless they intentionally made the 3 channels only on high-end motherboards (like the new B650E and X670E, they can have more PCIe lanes and an extra channel). And not in AM5 also, the main reason is the extra channel requiring extra pins, and require extra...

r/watchappledieinside r/watchsmartphonemakersdieinside

Dude, read again.. It's a proof of concept for the motherboard makers, as they require that this solution is able to work with elevated ethernet ports just like this one, where there are 2 USB ports between the motherboard and the actual ethernet jack, if it can't handle this, most motherboard...

I would love to have these in my laptop, so the RGB can dance when a hot chick pass by without me noticing her. Jk, I don't care about that, but the geeky side of me would love to know the CPU/VPU/FPGA maker in my future car.

I like it, 32bit has become rare to the point that only limited hardware is being used for such systems (embedded CPUs and OSs). But, they'll have to work with at least AMD, IBM, Microsoft & the Linux community for this to work probably, this is not a simple x86 extension anymore like SSE, AVX...

AMD said to expect CXL to get into consumer products as well which is interesting, specially for APUs and laptops. Currently, to get the most of AMD APUs, they need to go the LPDDR5 route, which is good and bad, good because of how fast the memory are yet power efficient, bad because of lack of...

This is true actually, In the past two generations, I've been waiting for an AMD laptop to be released, but it only went on sale in October/November, and reached my region 3-4 months later (1year after announcement), the actual announcement was in CES with expected release in March/April. But...