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It's me! got a reaction from kenlizhijian in How Much Market Share Did AMD Gain IN 2017?
Well, I thought that AMD had grabbed a lot more share than this from Intel, but a lot of sites report garbage information. Still, adding nearly a million units in sales is pretty damn impressive. They also talk about how Ryzen doesn't compete against the whole market because of price and the lack of an IGP, which is a good point. the most important part is at the end of thee article they talk about how good Global Foundries 7nm is compared to Intel's 10nm.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-intel-desktop-pc-market-share,36152.html
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It's me! got a reaction from Fred Flintstone in Unannounced AMD 400-Series Chipset Appears In PCI-SIG Integrators List
Well well, so it begins. AMD has 400 Series motherboards listed on PCI-SIG Integrators list. Woot! I bet they stick with Socket 1331 too, so perhaps just a bios flash to move forward.
One thing is for certain, whatever they have is coming soon!
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-400-series-chipset,36174.html
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It's me! got a reaction from MoonSpot in Unannounced AMD 400-Series Chipset Appears In PCI-SIG Integrators List
Well well, so it begins. AMD has 400 Series motherboards listed on PCI-SIG Integrators list. Woot! I bet they stick with Socket 1331 too, so perhaps just a bios flash to move forward.
One thing is for certain, whatever they have is coming soon!
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-400-series-chipset,36174.html
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It's me! reacted to NumLock21 in Unannounced AMD 400-Series Chipset Appears In PCI-SIG Integrators List
Finally to PCIe 3.0!
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It's me! got a reaction from McHox in Intel Xeon Platinum 8176 Scalable Processor Review
Well, Intel['s pricing seems to have gone up A LOT, and they are segmenting even more by cutting out half the features, or more, on a lot of the Xeons.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-xeon-platinum-8176-scalable-cpu,5120.html
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It's me! got a reaction from BingoFishy in Ethereum Mining Frenzy Leads To German Graphics Card Shortage, Retailer Pulls Cards
perhaps 'de-listing' is a better term?
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It's me! got a reaction from goodtofufriday in Ethereum Mining Frenzy Leads To German Graphics Card Shortage, Retailer Pulls Cards
perhaps 'de-listing' is a better term?
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It's me! got a reaction from Teddy07 in Ethereum Mining Frenzy Leads To German Graphics Card Shortage, Retailer Pulls Cards
perhaps 'de-listing' is a better term?
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It's me! got a reaction from Sakkura in Ethereum Mining Frenzy Leads To German Graphics Card Shortage, Retailer Pulls Cards
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It's me! got a reaction from Qub3d in Ethereum Mining Frenzy Leads To German Graphics Card Shortage, Retailer Pulls Cards
perhaps 'de-listing' is a better term?
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It's me! got a reaction from cj09beira in Ethereum Mining Frenzy Leads To German Graphics Card Shortage, Retailer Pulls Cards
perhaps 'de-listing' is a better term?
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It's me! got a reaction from Taf the Ghost in Intel 3D XPoint Optane SSD DC P4800X Tested
Well, they finally got their hands on Optane! Looks impressive Certainly the fastest, ever!
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-optane-3d-xpoint-p4800x,5030.html
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It's me! got a reaction from DrMikeNZ in Intel's 3D XPoint-Powered Optane DC P4800X 'Cold Stream' NVMe SSD, Up To 21x More Endurance Than NAND
Yeah, this certainly isn't 1000X of anything.
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It's me! got a reaction from UnknownEngineer in WD Announces First 64-Layer 512Gb TLC NAND Die Amidst Toshiba Turmoil
No, each individual die has 64 layers of cells, which means that it has 64GB of capacity per die. They take the die and then stack them up into a package. Each package can have up to 16 die, which means 1TB max.
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It's me! got a reaction from leadeater in WD Announces First 64-Layer 512Gb TLC NAND Die Amidst Toshiba Turmoil
No, each individual die has 64 layers of cells, which means that it has 64GB of capacity per die. They take the die and then stack them up into a package. Each package can have up to 16 die, which means 1TB max.
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It's me! got a reaction from Notional in WD Announces First 64-Layer 512Gb TLC NAND Die Amidst Toshiba Turmoil
No, each individual die has 64 layers of cells, which means that it has 64GB of capacity per die. They take the die and then stack them up into a package. Each package can have up to 16 die, which means 1TB max.
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It's me! got a reaction from Delicieuxz in China's Tsinghua Threatens To Disrupt Semiconductor Industry, Building $30 Billion DRAM And NAND Fab
China's rise in semiconductor tech is troubling. The US, and other countries, have been blocking their acquisitions of late, but they don't seem to care.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/nand-dram-fab-tsinghua,33470.html
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It's me! got a reaction from zMeul in SSD Price Hikes And Shortages Are Leading To HDD Shortage...Go figure
It's amazing what you learn if you read the article! Mihle could learn from that
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It's me! got a reaction from Tech_Dreamer in SSD Price Hikes And Shortages Are Leading To HDD Shortage...Go figure
So, SSD prices are shooting up, so HDD sales shot up, and now there is a pending HDD shortage. I guess I will just buy some old school tape for storage
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/ssd-hdd-shortage-nand-market,33112.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/ssd-hdd-shortage-nand-market,33112.html
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It's me! got a reaction from DaBeggad in Intel's i7-7700K Kaby Lake Overclocked and Reviewed at Tom's!
The guys at Toms got ahold of an i7-7700K and overclocked it, it really had some heat issues, but the clocks seem pretty decent for what might be early silicon, though they aren't sure if its early or not. It seemed to do well enough though in their full suite, but I'm not sure if its enough to run out and buy one~!!
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-kaby-lake-core-i7-7700k-overclocking-performance-review,4836.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-kaby-lake-core-i7-7700k-overclocking-performance-review,4836.html
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It's me! got a reaction from Megah3rtz in Intel's i7-7700K Kaby Lake Overclocked and Reviewed at Tom's!
The guys at Toms got ahold of an i7-7700K and overclocked it, it really had some heat issues, but the clocks seem pretty decent for what might be early silicon, though they aren't sure if its early or not. It seemed to do well enough though in their full suite, but I'm not sure if its enough to run out and buy one~!!
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-kaby-lake-core-i7-7700k-overclocking-performance-review,4836.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-kaby-lake-core-i7-7700k-overclocking-performance-review,4836.html
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It's me! got a reaction from DocSwag in Micron's 3D XPoint QuantX Product Slays Intel's Optane
Yeah, According to the article Intel stuck with SMI, a normal SSD controller vendor, while Micron went with CNEX.
End result, Intel got pwnt.
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It's me! got a reaction from WikiForce in What The Flix? Netflix 4K Streaming Requires Kaby Lake, Windows 10, Edge Browser
Sorry guys, didn't notice that!
....BUT the title is exponentially better.
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It's me! got a reaction from goodtofufriday in What The Flix? Netflix 4K Streaming Requires Kaby Lake, Windows 10, Edge Browser
Sorry guys, didn't notice that!
....BUT the title is exponentially better.
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It's me! got a reaction from VerticalDiscussions in What The Flix? Netflix 4K Streaming Requires Kaby Lake, Windows 10, Edge Browser
Sorry guys, didn't notice that!
....BUT the title is exponentially better.
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