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The to all the questions is No Rtings now test for VRR flicker and are the only ones doing so. They've done 25 monitors at first Link below to the full testing results, but the summary is that: * All OLEDs have VRR flicker, but all are not the same, some monitors are much worse than others...

2025 would be very odd given intel is shipping engineering samples already We've got way more leaks and engineering samples of arrow lake than zen5 and yet arrow lake is now delayed according to MLID? This is the same guy who Intel killed its GPU division, Intel would not make any more...

If my understanding from AHOC's video is correct, the motherboard vendors are undervolting the CPUs too far, because Intel lets them screw with the voltages and doesn't validate them Intel gives them a software tool which they are supposed to use for benchmarking and stress testing to validate...

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Rsi for sure

The owner of the pc store I use told me if a cpu is unstable with the motherboards default profile, they can get the cpu rma'd

"none of those names sound familiar, it's probably because you can't buy any QDEL products yet. Suppliers suggest that could change in the next few years; Nanosys is targeting 2026 for commercial availability. That timeline seems pretty ambitious, though, considering the limited number of...

That's why they need to be RMA'd

Faster loading but not less stuttering

Is there anyway I can disable the like button or at least the notifications? I'm sick of getting notified everytime hits the like button on my posts

that's being the point since rdna3, put budget into cache, and due to extra cache, get savings by using slow vram. AMD must believe they can achieve the same performance with a lower cost by having cache with cheap memory

That's quite a high failure rate on the direct die blocks, 11%, and for an issue that should have been picked up during manufacturing and QC

The new splinter cell game has RT reflections and enemy NPCs use the reflections to spot the player

Steve says Part 2 is coming with more juicy details

With Jay thats 100% true, he never says anything until someone else posts bad news first and then he is quick to jump on the bandwagon and will even spread misinformation.

It will not be significant increase if it's not vcache, takes up too much space, memory stopped scaling ages ago, am5 is a tiny chip and ryzen 9000 is on a slightly better node than 7000, ergo there is no space for a major improvement in cache for non cache models

A friend had this happen They could not charge it with a flat battery, the thing just refused to charge The car had to be jump started, yes you read that right and after that the battery started charging and they drove home two hours later. It was jump started with a colleague's petrol car at work

G4 takes the brightness crown this year Here is with all TVs in filmmaker mode Here shows ABL with static content after 5 minutes And lastly a comparison between the s95d and g4 with both TVs in Vivid mode for maximum brightness output In summary it doesn't matter which...