These are just desktop parts put in a laptop. You can change your desktop CPU and GPU power limits to make them much more efficient, as well. And you keep the benefit of modularity, upgradeability, maintainability, better and quieter cooling, and everything else that comes with a desktop...
With "advancements" in cooling design (more heatpipes, louder fans, larger heat dissipation area, and optimized airflow allowing them to just shoehorn actual top of the line desktop parts with decreased (sometimes not by much) power limits.
They can be quite good, I had a Lenovo Legion 7 with a...
The notebookcheck preview video confirms the laptop they previewed was running the 9955HX at 150 watts. This is a nothing burger, its a desktop part put in a laptop run at desktop power levels - of course its going to perform similarly to an actual desktop.
You can see under load all the temp...
Why would you want a token, 1 WGP iGPU product for that? Just go Strix Halo.
Fire Range X3D is great for gaming..... with a dGPU. How does a dGPU fit into your tablet idea?
For any affected parties, there is finally a firmware update that appears to address this issue available on the SK Hynix website. You must install the Easy Drive Manager to install the update.
https://ssd.skhynix.com/download/driver_manager/DriveManager-C3.2.0-windows-installer-x64.exe...
Yeah, but at what power limit? A lot of bigger 7945HX laptops allow 165W PPT, which for Zen 5 is only 35W below desktop 9950X(3D) at 200W PPT. Set a desktop 9950X(3D) to 165W PPT and I bet you only lose around 10% performance.
Not to mention, at least on Dragon Range, it ran JEDEC ram which...
No, it does not support ECC SoDIMM. I have a BD790i and 2x32GB Kingston Server Premier 5600MHz ECC SoDIMMs.
It boots and operates just fine with ECC SoDIMM. ECC does not function in any OS with any bios configuration (in newer bioses, the settings are exposed to configure yourself).
I have...
Crossfire isn't exactly dead. Support for multi-GPU is dead because in Vulkan and DX12 the onus is on the game developer to implement support.
You can still chuck a couple cards in and crossfire them to throw off some benchmarking memes for benchmarks that are pre-dx12/vulkan or have explicit...
330W checks out for the Nitro+, are you sure the Taichi is 330W and not 340W?
This confirms TPU numbers are not accurate. They claim the Nitro+ is 350W/385W and the Taichi is 366W/404W.
Maybe they are using measured power, but these figures dont match their given measured power numbers...
What TBP are you seeing at stock power limit on both cards?
Techpowerup has claimed stock and OC(+10%) power limit figures for several cards, including my Mercury MagAir OC, but I think they are false numbers. I noticed in 7900XTX reviews they published power limits for several cards that were...
No because the input lag benefit is directly related to shorter time to draw the next frame. You cant work around the reality that 60hz means you're waiting up to 16.7ms to draw the next frame.
Working from home, downloading modern (60, 80, 100, 150GB+) games.
Having internet at this speed means that in most cases, your downloads are bottlenecked by someone else.
It also means you can do a virtually infinite amount of bandwidth consuming things concurrently and there's always...
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