That's words only but still legally binding. But I wasn't thinking about datacenter use but workstation use for which you can use GeForce for anything you want. The limitation with GeForce usually was the amount of RAM. If your data doesn't fit into the GPUs memory, then it gets very slow to...
It's hard to believe because it would make these cards too good for deeplearning stuff unless NV starts blocking that on a driver level. There would be very little need to get a Titan or Quadro card which usually have more RAM.
Fully agree. On the other hand it will be similar to 2500k up to 7700k. There wasn't that much performance increase to be had especially if your 2500k had a nice OC. Upgrading was mostly helpful due to platform improvements.
If they offer a 16c with ryzen3000-series what can they offer for...
I'm gonna call AMD being first to chiplets and an IO die pretty bold.
I agree that Intel should come up with something new. Get rid of some legacy stuff. Even if that doesn't have a huge impact on die size it for sure makes validation faster as less things need to be validated. But just making...
This is because pcie 4.0 took forvever to specify and due to that they changed how it was done to make it quicker. So pcie 5.0 final spec came out rather quickly after 4.0 AFAIK only 1 year later. hence it was assumed that 4.0 is very short lived.
Because does benches only bench single-player on well-defined setups with little to no background processes. Add soem background stuff to the mix and more importantly multiplayer like BF-series and your 4/8 7700k will not look so good against say a 2600k or 2700k.
Exactly. Sending 36mb json file obviously is utterly stupid for many reason including network bandwidth and cost server-side.
Agree as well. Send static stuff as html, load data dynamically via AJAX, This prevents page reloads when you page the data. This also nicely separates presentation...
True. But sooner or latter the will either loose all the money or end up in prison. See Martin Shkreli.
That would actually be hilarious. After all the stock market is unpredictable and sooner or later you will lose a lot (=everything) with these kind of schemes.
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You are right...
This is kind of the hard choices you have to to in sales and marketing. Personally I say not supplying a cooler with the X or K versions is not a bad thing. A lot of people buying these CPUs will have their own cooler already and hence the supplied one will go in the trash bin. Just not very...
Well the track you accross boundaries in different ways. Cookies being the most simple one but there are other way like flash cookies or browser fingerprinting. The later being why JavaScript blockers are very helpful also for privacy reasons.
I mean it depends on your network setup. If this...
Absolutely not unless the browser is fundamentally broken. Besides that I would never use online banking with serious 2-factor authentication.
However if you use http only, anyone can read out the data you are sending to the server and manipulate it. they can read out the session id and use...
That is kind of what speaks against Ryzen. Even with my very old intel k CPU I can just up the multi and everything else including turbo just works as before, just with a higher multiplier.
2700x at same price as 8700k is a bit too high in my opinion. At least for now. Maybe when we know the...
I disagree. Working too slowly can mean it's unusable like a video game that only outputs 1 fps. It works 100% correct but it is too slow and hence fundamentally broken even if all the calculation done are completely correct. And fixing a bug eg. coding error can often be much easier than fixing...
You are already being vague here and yes this can be confusing with pure php. A form usually has 2 parts. What the user sees and need to fill out, eg. the code run on the client = browser and then what happens after submit, eg. the code that is run on the server.
Validation on client side is...
It depends on how you define things.
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By that definition fetching data from memory which might not be needed is speculative execution.
If we use your definition that execution = execution stage of CPU pipeline then yes you can do branch prediction without speculative...
Because GDDR5x is actually quiet different from GDDR5 meaning they would have needed to make a new memory controller instead of just changing default specs and the product number.
On reddit I have seen multiple times how these miners get 100s of cards straight from the fab because they have contacts there. In one case it was MSI and the guy got 300 cards, obviously much cheaper than on free-market because all middle-men are cut out. But with no warranty at all.
Meaning...
RX480 / 580 both do have a memory bottleneck in certain situation. The design, especially the RX580 is driven to the limits. Even with the RX480 memory OC only led to significant gains. Same can be said for vega 56. OCing it to vega 64 levels and they are almost identical meaning the extra...
Fully agree. The 4.2ghz was pretty much a hardwall with Summit ridge due to the process. this new 12nm process is juts a tuned 14nm one and from GF. I don't expect much in terms of max clockspeed. The real benefit will be in higher all-core turbo. Still, as krumme said what is really needed is...
Depends on what is "worth it". my personal opinion is no due to the hassle. With 2 1080Tis you make with current prices and minus power cost maybe $500 per year. But greatly depends on your local power costs and of course the value of ETH. You for sure aren't getting rich of it.
True but we can see with x265 that the actually benefits on total runtime are fairly small even with manual optimization. Yes it matters for commercial/professional applications eve if it is only 10% especially given the lack of "normal" CPU IPC increases which have been near 0 lately. For the...
Yeah and I hope they take as much time as they need to do it right. Just think about it. If there is any kind of security issue in this, the crash would be gigantic and trust would be completely gone. It could destroy the whole idea.
Besides that with the price now back over $900 my hope of...
Agree. Simple reason from them not going with 4x4ccx is because that thing could for sure only be used in server space. Even 4x3 is stretching it for consumer chips. A hypothetical Ryzen 3800x would then be a 12-core, the r5 1600 a 8 core and r3 as 6-core?. And what happens to the APUs? Still 4...
Given the absurd dGPU prices these APUs for the first time actually seem a reasonable choice, as long as dGPU prices remain high. But that is the only reason. A 2200g paired with a $150 dGPU with reasonable dGPU prices would cost $70 more than a 2400g but offer double the performance.
Not very important for me in this day and age. Till it is actually worth it to upgrade in terms of performance increase (3+ years at least, probably rather 5 years) you will want to have a new motherboard anyway for new features like faster USB, faster RAM, faster PCIe, faster link to chipset...
And given the Meltdown issue, makes sense they launched early to get at least some chips out...If they launch Coffelake-k just now, only shortly before Pinnacle ridge and just after the meltdown release well I bet sales would have suffered.
I agree with you about bitcoin BUT:
Ethereum isn't a cryptocurrency it's a so called turing complete world computer. The currency itself (ETH) simply exists to pay for calculations (smart contract) on that world computer. So it's current value is as you say based on speculation but not as it's...
Well that is trivial with the blockchain... You will probably have 2 sources from the money: bought from an exchange and mining pool. Both of those will have known block chain addresses.
With this huge effort and performance loss I fail to see why client devices even need a patch besides getting people to upgrade.
These issues are a huge problem in cloud services or say any kind of virtualized environment. You can buy space and then install any software you want and then spy on...
Yeah the RX 4/580 is also memory bottlenecked. This can be best seen between the 480 and 580 where the 580 has worse performance/watt with higher clocks but barley more performance. They went to the limits of the design with their skus.
Log before and after Insert statement...with the inserted ticket id.
The only way to have multiple insertions with the disabled button is a loop or recursion. The loop could also be in the web page in JS sending the request multiple times.
And for the love of god add a unique constraint for...
If you are already running the fastest proccessor, you can't get another 10%. And while 10% seems small i repeat what someone replied to you couple pages back already. 10% is 2 generations of CPUs. Your 7700k now about as fast as 4790k pre-patch. Or we need to wait another 2 years to get the...
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