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The real issue is is that 888 suffers from overheating since the architecture isn't that much different to the 865

This is the future of CBT

Updated to include the new mouse and keyboard as well as the TUF A15

Certainly interesting to see how incapable every other country outside of East Asia could fabricate chips. Did people really thought Vietnam would become the new silicon valley in just a year with the new sanctions?

No wonder why last gen laptops were dropping in price this month.

Monitors, motherboards and laptops were revealed. Don't you forget to watch the latest LTT video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLs6Oyc49fQ The Duo and Strix were updated as well: The Strixes and zephyrus got an update: Interestingly, Asus also showcased a 13 inch laptop (Flow X13), which has become increasingly rare the past few years. You can also add an external 3080M GPU. The TUF A15 gets an update as well: Also debuting, Asus's new 4K 32 inch gaming monitors: New peripherals were debuted as well Lastly, t

Nvidia has announced the RTX 3000 mobile GPU series at CES 2021 as well as a new mid-range graphics card. Furthermore, the 3060 is 12GB. more than then 3060 Ti for some reason: Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-announces-geforce-rtx-3060-with-12gb-gddr6-at-329-usd Thoughts: I can assume the 3060 will be out of stock, but I wonder if laptops are going to be scalped or bought out by miners. Only time will tell.

AMD announced multiple updates to their existing CPU lines today at CES including laptops, desktops and workstations. Furthermore, non-X models for AMD's desktops are soon available: Additionally, threadripper Pros are now publically available and not limited to OEMs: Source: https://videocardz.com/press-release/amd-announces-ryzen-5000-mobile-series-ryzen-9-5900-ryzen-7-5800-desktop-cpus Thoughts: Certainly a powerful contender now that Apple is manufacturing their own ARM/x86 chips as well as the 11th gen 10nm Intel cores. The stream did

I'll wait for the reviews.

This managed to use all available space in the the case, that's amazing. This is gonna be expensive as a high-end ultrabook though.

Or like routers, have a random password already set as default.

But will Nvidia ever fix how their older GPUs tends to perform worse over subsequent driver updates?

Maybe it's a switch based off the Nvidia Jetson Xavier?

I mean Facebook already knew all of my personal data before I had a whatsapp account sooooooooo.

For a moment I thought this was about a torrenting service.

Maybe if the States put subsidies to get manufacturers to set shop in the country maybe the tariffs would mean something.

Cooling's going to be a pain though.

Nvidia might be repeating what their lineup design was on the previous generation as a recently leaker claimed that SUPER version of RTX cards may come out later on, how different would these be to the Ti counterparts are yet to be known. Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-rumored-to-introduce-geforce-rtx-3080-super-and-rtx-3070-super-series Thoughts: Considering the super line of rtx cards did sell reasonably well last time, I think this will too. Though now that Radeon cards have performance that contest RTX codes at varying price levels it would probably face resistance. F

At least it works for amazon.

I'm pretty sure Intel is not at a loss at the moment.

Any resolutions for 2021?

2080 Ti, not planning to upgrade anytime soon. I am on the latest driver however.

All they need to do is just make some orders from ASML like what TSMC normally does.

Now that you've mentioned it I haven't seen a lot of green themed web browsers or email clients these days.

Just to add, there's a 3070 version that looks more or less the same.