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8 Oct 2020, 14:21

Asus announces 'zen 3 ready' motherboards
https://videocardz.com/newz/asus-unveils-rog-strix-b550-xe-and-crosshair-viii-dark-hero-motherboards-for-zen3

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ASUS unveils ROG STRIX B550-XE and CROSSHAIR VIII DARK HERO motherboards for Zen3 - VideoCardz.com

ASUS unveils new Zen3 motherboards ASUS has today unveils its ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero, a premium motherboard based on the X570 chipset for Zen3 processors. ROG Crosshair Dark Hero appears to be using a different color scheme compared to the original ‘Crosshair VIII Hero’. The parts of the cover...

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I need help with a possible Ebay scam

I sold a lightly used 5700 xt on September 23rd I’m perfectly functional condition. The buyer received the card and it works for him. A couple days later the buyer asks me about the overclock switch in the Trixx software. Then I wake up this morning to a return request because the screen is flickering and has coil whine. He claims to have installed the latest drivers and blah blah without it working. Anyone here experienced with how this should go? I don’t want to buy back a broken gpu for the price of a working one. Thanks for your time.

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I need help with a possible Ebay scam

I sold a lightly used 5700 xt on September 23rd I’m perfectly functional condition. The buyer received the card and it works for him. A couple...

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 11:21

Wi-Fi Origins and History
https://evanmccann.net/blog/wifi-101/origins-and-history

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Wi-Fi 101 — Origins and History — McCann Tech

The story of the invention of Wi-Fi depends on who you ask. There is a complicated history leading up to that original 1997 standard, and the truth is hard to decipher. I'm not capable of litigating who invented what, but there are some key players to know about. Where possible, I will point out the

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 10:21

Intel’s Long Awaited Fab 42 is Fully Operational
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intels-long-awaited-fab-42-is-fully-operational

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Intel’s Long Awaited Fab 42 is Fully Operational

Intel’s Fab 42 joins fleet of Intel’s 10nm production facilities

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 09:21

(Extremetech) Steam Shows CPU Core Counts Slowly, Finally, Creeping Upwards
https://www.extremetech.com/computing/315953-steam-shows-cpu-core-counts-slowly-finally-creeping-upwards

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Steam Shows CPU Core Counts Slowly, Finally, Creeping Upwards

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 08:21

Taking a Closer Look at Intel’s Process Roadmap - EE Times Asia
https://www.eetasia.com/taking-a-closer-look-at-intels-process-roadmap/

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Taking a Closer Look at Intel’s Process Roadmap - EE Times Asia

Somewhat limited improvements of client and server CPUs coupled with delays of new process technologies made Intel look pale. But being a large company has its perks and Intel's roadmap reveals a path to regaining market share and mind share...

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 07:21

The Future of Computing: Domain-Specific Accelerators (Bill Dally, Chief Scientist and Senior VP of Research at Nvidia)

Very interesting talk hinting at what we could expect from future Nvidia GPU architectures.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnd05AeeFN4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnd05AeeFN4)

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Brice Lecture 2019 - "The Future of Computing: Domain-Specific Accelerators" William Dally

About the Brice Lecture: The Gene Brice Colloquium Series is supported by contributions to the Gene Brice Colloquium Fund. The fund was established in 1991 in memory of William E. (Gene) Brice, B.S.E.E. '37. Mr. Brice grew up in a succession of small east Texas towns. He matriculated to Rice in 193...

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 06:21

Enough with the confusing Tiger Lake model names, Intel: the lack of fixed TDP makes model numbers useless to consumers
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Enough-with-the-confusing-Tiger-Lake-model-names-Intel-the-lack-of-fixed-TDP-makes-model-numbers-useless-to-consumers.496409.0.html

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Enough with the confusing Tiger Lake model names, Intel: the lack of fixed TDP makes model numbers useless to consumers

News, Reviews and other Informations about Laptops

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 05:21

Where Gaming Begins | AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series Desktop Processors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuiO6rqYV4o

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Where Gaming Begins | AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors

Join AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su as she details the highly anticipated AMD Ryzen™ desktop processor lineup powered by the groundbreaking “Zen 3” architecture. *** Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe_to_AMD Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/AMD_on_Facebook Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/AMD_On_Twitte...

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8 Oct 2020, 04:21

Xbox Series X or the PS5 has the better hardware design?

I just want opinions from people who actually knows how these things works, lol.
Both consoles already have a "teardown" video on Youtube so we basically now how they are build up.

I like both consoles. Pre-ordered the XSX first but the PS5 design looks absolutely fantastic.

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Xbox Series X or the PS5 has the better hardware design?

I just want opinions from people who actually knows how these things works, lol. Both consoles already have a "teardown" video on Youtube so we...

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Hardware

8 Oct 2020, 03:21

When new products launch, why are they sold at below market prices?

If early adopters are willing to pay more for products like RTX 3000 series, why don't the manufacturers set the prices at market value and then lower them over time? Why wouldn't the manufacturer want to get the money that instead goes to the scalpers?

Edit: basically openly do what MSI is doing covertly with Starlit Partner.

https://redd.it/j71j67
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When new products launch, why are they sold at below market prices?

If early adopters are willing to pay more for products like RTX 3000 series, why don't the manufacturers set the prices at market value and then...

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