Later this year I will move to an unfamiliar state and purchase a Toyota Hatchback, likely with Entune 3. I am delighted with my (ancient) prepaid Nokia burn phone. I never have and never want to own a smart phone or tablet with cellular connectivity. Does Entune 3 provide a functional...
I understand the position that the comparison is unbiased, but that is silly. Substantially all new Intel deployments runs X64 rather than X32 because it is inherently faster and supports more memory which sometimes makes it even faster. Real world user experience should compare ARM emulated...
I am uncomfortable with the way the question is phrased. I would express it as: "Is AMD a bunch of idiots because they focused the pre release hype train on gaming when the real opportunity was is servers?" With that phasing, you start with AMD's assessment of where the opportunity lies...
My understanding is different from most of the posts on this thread. I think you can sue pretty much anyone you want for pretty much anything including issues relating to ET style alien invasions. As long as you have deep enough pockets, you can find able attorneys to assert your claim to your...
My apologies if I was too esoteric in point 3. The proverb “You can lead a horse to water but you can not make it drink.” is English and was first published in 1175. Authorship is uncertain and it may be much older. If the proverb is now outside mainstream usage, I am saddened because it is...
Lidiya:
1. In a different thread I just asked a kinda dumb question and received a response that was fast, accurate, completely responsive and I acted on the information within 15 minutes. A binary model of whether IT folks are antisocial vs helpful is just the wrong model.
2. Anandtech...
I will install a new motherboard in an old case with a good quality power supply and an incompatible front panel header. I want the power button and the hard disk light to work in the old case. I have wiring diagrams. Who sells, say four 3” male to female patch cables, that I may use to connect...
ASRock's specifications for it's J3355B-ITX motherboard indicate it supports HDMI with max. resolution up to 4K x 2K (3840x2160) @ 30Hz or 2560x1600 @ 60Hz (Intel J3355). The more powerful ASRock J4205-ITX motherboard supports HDMI with max. resolution up to 4K x 2K (4096x2160) @ 60Hz (Intel...
Some pre release publicity noted that Apollo Lake was designed for a reduced bill of materials. I am curious where prices settle for the ASRock motherboards, but something bothers me. ASRock motherboards are stating to drift into retail distribution (at inflated prices) but most major...
From a shareholder perspective, Intel achieved restructuring savings even if they overshot some targets and had to go back and rehire some folks. That is not unusual in large company restructuring efforts. That Intel achieved the savings with little unanticipated loss of business represents...
I was irked this product requires Kaby Lake until I heard the update from the scary smart, tin foil hat front. Brahmin Breezy sees this as DRAM replacement for ultra mobile markets. Trans-formative products are not necessarily high performance...
Intel had to shut the door on Broxton to open the door for smartphone foundry business. From a strategic perspective, the foundry business is more attractive if Intel can leverage this business to slow competing fabs advanced process node investments. Channel conflicts are a problem best avoided.
Your question has many dimensions. The Debian installer can format an installation target as a single BTRFS drive, but it can not natively install to BTRFS RAID1. After install, convert the target to RAID1 using the "Conversion" feature described...
I think 2.5" will substantively vanish from new products within 10 years. SSD's already replace many 2.5" mechanical drives and (I think) Seagate withdrew from portions of the mechanical 2.5" drive market. As 3d NAND processes mature and lots of additional capacity comes on line, I expect SSD...
Intel's 3D NAND is technically the same as Micron's and both may be manufactured at Micron's Lehi fab.
Some comments from Micron suggest strong market acceptance of it's 3d NAND by high end cell phone makers. It's 3d NAND tolerates thermal stress better and uses less energy to write than the...
While the evidence is anecdotal, Ashraf reports that "Core i7 6950X might be outselling Core i7 6900X" (http://www.fool.com/investing/2016/07/12/surprise-theres-a-market-for-intel-corporations-10.aspx?source=iaasitlnk0000003). While Intel typically does not report sales by processor, we may...
Because the 6950X appears to cost more to produce than it's predecessor I am not surprised that it has a higher retail price (http://www.fool.com/investing/2016/06/03/the-economics-of-intel-corporations-broadwell-e.aspx). I think it is fantastic that Intel has a large production base so it can...
I find this Geekbench comparison interesting.
N4200 Win-32bit 1416 4553
Q6600 Win-32bit 1287 3421
It appears the stock clock Goldmont N4200 outperforms the venerable, stock clock Q6600 by 10% in single threaded performance and by ~30% in Multithreaded performance. It may help make the...
Sometimes, it helps to verify everyone is on the same page. Are you confident your proposed build satisfies the unstated objectives of your girlfriend's boss in funding this build? Out of curiosity, are you confident the desire to turn this into a gaming build comes from your girlfriend rather...
In Unix like systems, "tar" permits a backup to span multiple equal sized drives. My unverified recollection is that failure of a single backup drive does not preclude recovery of files stored on other drives. You may specify multiple targets to include or exclude. Wiki reports: "There are...
Is there any sense of how Cortex A-53 @ 1.2 GHz compares in CPU performance to, say, Cedarview Atom? The comparison is totally apples and oranges but may help frame expectations. Pine 64 looks interesting.
ARM's best path to the desktop is via Linux. However, Linux desktop market share is too small to make Linux support costs economically viable. Credible Linux support for some competitive ARM server chip with decent IPC is important. Once a credible ARM server chip supports Linux, some sort of...
Cable management is often an issue with ITX builds. I am fond of 4" and 5" SATA cables for this purpose. It sounds like the 90 watt power supply is spot on for this build and may almost always operates in the sweet spot efficiency zone of 20-80% of capacity. For builds that require a...
Because the j1800 turbo's almost 7% higher than the j1900, it may be a superior choice for transient, single threaded loads that are common in lightweight user applications with a GUI. However, I never ran j1800 and j1900 side by side to verify. Kernel compilation strongly benefits from more...
I ran a Gigabyte J1800N-DH2 motherboard (j1800) with SSD and 4GB DRAM 24/7 using an XFCE4 desktop on Debian 8 for a year+ and it was delightful. I cheated by reading Anand's initial review of Atom where he hinted that only an idiot would run a heavy O/S like Windows on Atom. For my target...
I initially missed this thread. The following is a repost.
Let's Poisen Children How does it serve the public interest than folks at the EPA and local government who knew of Flint's lead poisoned water supply and remained silent are generally immune from...
How does it serve the public interest than folks at the EPA and local government who knew of Flint's lead poisoned water supply and remained silent are generally immune from criminal prosecution? Am I correct that the poisoning was first disclosed by private sector doctors?
There's already a...
Ian's article on the new, faster Braswell stepping says "Bulk shipments of chips for devices will start from January 15th 2016,...." Best case, when might motherboards with the revised chips be available?
Generally, Microsoft has done an OK job of retaining it's desktop dominance, so so at slowing the advance of Linux in the server space, and almost failed to meaningfully penetrate ultra mobile markets where the growth opportunity resides. As a two part strategic response to access the mobile...
Should Intel also add texture to signal ECC support, stripes for V-Pro, stars for BIOS version required, and colored sparklies for really special features? How we protect the color blind under this schema?
Intel remains late to market for a mobile SoC with integrated modem. The tone of this discussion may change once Intel delivers this functionality. Is it really a surprise than Intel's decision to outsource aspects of mobile SoC development to Spreadtrum and Rockchip results in reduced mobile R&D?
It is expensive to prevent your operating system from spying on you. You have to learn Linux or another OS with comparable security. That price is far too high for most citizens. Fortunately, it is free to vent on forums and do nothing.
The way the US legal system works, you can sue Intel or Newegg or Obama or the Pope or ET over that language as long as as you can afford to pay the attorney or are knowledgeable enough to file the legal forms yourself and you can afford the filing fees. Your suit will go nowhere because it is...
I read this thread to say desktop and laptop market acceptance of Goldmont should be strong if it delivers the anticipated improvement in CPU performance. Perhaps, next quarter's release of the Goldmont TV stick gizmo will provide some meaningful insight. The definitive answer will come 2H2016...
Your point is well taken and your knowledge of 3DXP performance characteristics is greater than mine, but Intel has patented this exact configuration. See the Purple Swan article: http://seekingalpha.com/article/3253655-intel-and-micron-the-purple-swan.
I do not dispute you assessment of...
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