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well it is the gun of a pzh2000 mounted on what used to be an apc
that's what you get when you send Ursula von der Leyen to do anything
she fucks it up and leaves it for her successor to sort out
hey it got even worse
lambrecht was so bad she resigned
and the new guy ain't that bad
he prolly won't last along with this government
don't know him well enough, but I read about him in a book about the EU parliament where he seems alright

hahaha that's the lady that said "fuck the EU" in a leaked phone call. based!
Lmaoooo
@rugged vault
oh the they did mention raptor refresh at the event in one demo btw
just showed some demo running on it as preview but nothing else yet
yes
december 23 but really only 24 volume
laptop only
MTL-S was cancelled last year or earlier
raptor refresh is covering desktop
lmfao probably got something mixed up or call it desktop since its not server or we get some handheld that counts as pc technically
meteor lake demo pc is not using an activated windows license lol
Ah yes the joys of working with windows on changing hardware.
Purism don't use windows
They have their own os called PureOS
This was not in response to you
The price is rather bad
We are talking a processor that belongs in a sub € 300 chromebook.
Yep ....
The rest of the specs are nice though
And it comes with the keyboard case
Take that Microsoft
Librem 5? :/
I'll probably stick to chuwi at least they are priced much better.
The UBook X is a 2 In1 tablet with 12 inches IPS screen, 3:2 Ratio, full-laminated Process, 2160*1440 resolution, Equipping with UHD Graphics 600 graphics card, intel i5-10210Y, Hipen H7 stylus, hard decoding of 4K video, and also supports output of 4K 60Hz video signal through the Micro-HD interface,
Ooo
That look mega fancy
I love the stand
Probably. If on an os that doesnt slow it down then yes
the new n100 and n300 are insane tho
7 watts, windows, basic gaming
OSU can't be heavy....surely
I have a chuwi ubook right now using a n4100 it's quite slow, good enough for what I got it for but I doubt it runs osu! at a decent framerate.
I don't know how much the 5000 series has improved here
its insanely poorly optimized
I remember playing osu on repurposed old af lenovo laptops at my school 6 years ago
O.o
yea and like it runs but it runs shockingly poorly
When I first played it it ran fine on a pentium 4 granted my standards have increased a lot since.
it also probably has been a while since then
The problerm is really that osu! just needs really high framerates to feel good.
Not true really
Osu is playable at 60
but also it only runs in the 120s on intel iris graphics
depends
tablet? sure
mouse? nah
Oh I am sure it can be done, just personally wouldn't go that route.
Also Mouse player here, I have never adapted to a tablet.
sure but you would probably be beating 6 star technical maps if you had 120 fps
Nah, no skill difference at all
thats patently untrue
it doesnt require it, but low framerates make the game an order of magnitude worse
and your cursor is not static, and that is the important part
No one looks at their cursor
maybe use the surface pro as one of those if it works, lol
ill bet $100 that you would not be able to pass a 6 star jump map without a cursor on 40fps mouse if you cant beat a 7 star jump map
I already did that to practice aim with no crosshair lol
🤨
no flashlight either
No flashlight. Fps on osu doesnt matter
i know some cracked players can memorize maps, but if you can only do 6 stars i doubt hard
Theres no motion clarity needed
ok are you familiar with the concept of control loops?
I dont play osu a lot. I only used it to aim train for a couple months
if you are using a mouse and not a tablet, you either need to memorize the patterns or look at the cursor
aim training.... interesting use case but check out
and mice drift over time unlike tablets
The way i use my mouse has almost no mouse drift
I use it for so long this mouse that i just know
sure but you still need to know where the cursor is every once in a while
You dont need more than 30fps to figure that out
No it wont because the brain adapts to that automatically
and that adaptation is really awful for your performance
super valid choice
also ofc this is only true for mice above 120hz polling
like yes i could play 1 star maps with 1 fps
but ar 10 isnt possible on 30 fps
not without memorizing
10 years ago people would argue that the human eye can only see 30fps. Now today we have people arguing that you need a super computer for osu
the eye can only see strobing if it is under 30hz
but only for stationary objects
the human eye is quite capable of noticing strobing on moving objects up to 10khz at 50th percentile
and some can even still see strobe artifacts at 20khz
this does depend on the speed
The human eye doesn't have a frame rate per se, it's more complicated.
"10 years ago people would argue that the human eye can only see 30fps"
putting it on a bit thick but basically yeah. remember that a lot of games in the mid to late xbox360/ps3 era came out running at 15-20 fps, and that was somehow acceptable lol
yep qlum
but even if it did have a framerate, you can still see strobing at much higher frequency than framerate by moving the camera
the source of 24/30fps came from someone projecting a light onto a white screen, with a disk in front of the light spinning
they then spun it until half the folks started to see the flashing, and chose that as the speed for the newfangled moving pictures
iirc there wasn't a clear standard well into the 20s
and they also werent capable of actually spinning at a constant speed, either on the capture or the playback
they are still called flicks because they used to strobe at these low frame rates, which was eventually changed into showing a frame for 3 units of time, and changing to the next in one to reduce flickering
pretty sure they use 50% shutter angle now?
beats me, I don't know exact details
regarding strobing, I definitely see fluorescent tubes strobing, but that's a detail you don't really notice until you pay attention to it
its insanely easy to see if you move an object under it
shake your hand or something
also even tho we have 60hz electricity, the lights actually strobe at 120hz (or dont because they are flicker free)
50hz in my region. tube TVs used to strobe at 50hz by default, which is grating as hell
so if 100hz strobing is definitely noticeable to me, I wonder if moving pictures start becoming fluid at the same frequency at which I stop noticing strobing. motion clarity in most cases (for me) happens at 144-160 hz
it depends on the speed of motion
I suppose, and the type of content. I can tell the difference between 240 and 360hz in Quake 1, forget about more modern games tho. must be the unfiltered textures and blocky models
keep in mind tho strobing can be higher frequency than the hz of your monitor
eg your mouse cursor
different topic. you think 8K resolution will ever get mainstream adoption? I feel like we're on a sweet spot with 4k in terms of clarity
🤷 practically its more the lower latency the better at least in game
6-8k could work for tv-sized monitors. but it would land in the land of deminishing returns long before higher framerates will.
Considering how little traction 4k is getting on pc, I don't think we will see a mainstream 8k anytime soon.
I do tend to miss context at times, but yea higher polling rates on mice not really worthwile
8k would be nice in terms of text clarity
still see pixels at 4k32 ez
I sneakily edited to clarify sorry lol
the word clarity in the older version of your message should have given enough context though.
motion clarity was what we were talking about for the past while
and over 50% of people can see 10khz strobing
a well-mastered 1080p movie already looks really good, take for example the re-release of Ringu (1998) a few years back
yep
but the problem is the displays
a 1080p display wont faithfully reproduce a 1080p image
the key part is the blending between subpixels
technically you need to hit nyquist on the eye before your eye cant tell issues with small details
and thats 160 PPD
for average vision
so by that you're saying to most efficiently use a 4k display, a higher-res source would be ideal?
other way around
It is very contextual, for example you would be able to see one white pixel on an otherwise black display (assuming no lights involved) quite early.
to most efficiently use a 4k source, a higher res display would be ideal
actually not at the limit
you would be able to know that one is there, but you wouldnt be able to identify which one of nine
or in other words, if you alternated neighboring pixels, at the limit you wouldnt notice that it was moving
fair enough, but that still gives a hint where it matters.
yep, but the real point is that you can still tell that something is a display
also keep in mind this is for average vision
for nyquist on the highest measured visual acquity, you need 240PPD
I guess 6-8k makes some sense at least.
thats about the same as 4k on a 13 inch laptop at 1 meter
so for a 26 inch display at 1 meter you would want 8k
and for 120 degrees of vr you would want 28k
It is however marginal at that point
I will say that I would notice a smartphone at a higher ress than 1080p
but I also use mine rather close to my face with small text
Yep
For smartphone displays 1080 is all you realistically need for the 6 inch phones displays that are common now
I wouldn't know where to look, with android's nice font rendering
Unless you chose to use smaller fonts
But do you hold your phone at 15-20cm from your face
1440 is absurdly sharp but imo it's unnecessary
actually 11 just measured
1 meter for acuity
I measured too, I hold my Poco F2 pro 17cm from my nose
Not necessary and unnecessary are different
I basically tend to move my phone to roughly half a cm beyond minimum focal distance at times.
It has objective advantages that you may not make use of or have the vision to use
frame rate is more important with phone screens than higher rez imo
Depends on the content
I can see the 60fps during scrolling even through my mediocre screen's ghosting
Also lcd vs oled matters here. I definitely noticed the difference from 60hz oled to 120hz lcd with oled having clear advantages.
but I also trained my brain to detect it, so it does
Unless you dim the oled too much lel
Or if you have a good lcd
But yea 120hz Samsung oled is the current meta
definitely, either way I mostly get used to it, so sure there are better things but the screen on my €250 poco 3x pro still falls under good enough.
poco gang!
https://9to5mac.com/2023/03/27/iphone-15-display-problems-lead-apple-to-drop-boe-for-now/
Apple finding it out the hard way
For the second time I think?
Boe more like Pos
well the options are lg and boe if you dont want samsung
and lg phone tech is what burned apple the first time
Tis was a joke
yea well its true tho is the problem
Wasn't Samsung trying to prevent other display manufacturers from making oleds and importing them
sorta?
they were stopping all displays that werent theirs that used their pixel pattern
but theres no way for that to be checked, so that would have been the end result
what they were trying to do was prevent repaired screens from being sold
Yea
banning the import of boe and lg would have been an "unintentional" side effect 😛
Techpowerup finished updating their charts
path tracing (100% RT)
Raytracing (RT effects on top of rasterizing
Kinda insane how Nvidia just dominates amd for just pure performance
yea its almost like their 20 years of working in rt for Provis and movie studios has paid off
Well I mean for pt it's a complete domination
and for no rt, amd is definetly winning at least at the same price
the other thing to keep in mind is nvidias rt units accelerate 100% of the raycasting
where on amd half of the raycast is calculated on the shader cores
Both do Ray triangle intersection, but only nvidia does BVH traversal
neither accelerate building the BVH tho
arc does quite bad for what it spends on RT die area
I don't understand why benchmarks just never include the 3080ti
its between the 3090 and 3080
I mean the 2080 isn't included either
its basically a 3090 with less ram, so take 3090 and remove 2% and you have 3080ti
i mean arc does much worse per die area for the shading, so relatively speaking its doing better on the rt lel
nah, noone runs rt natively at 4k
for 8k monitors you run 1440p
for 4k monitors you run 1080p
1440p you probably also want to run 1080p tbh
Meanwhile PlayStation over here claiming to do 8k and Ray tracing
yea 8k rays lel
Yeah just in the past and future (as seen with the 4060/4060ti etc) they include all cards just singled out the 3080ti
both consoles claim the same but neither claim highest resolution with RT
^
Yea
you have limited space on a graph and if you have 2 basically indentically products no point in having boht
this is one of the few times it could possibly make a difference tho
I suppose
so you look at the case where the 3080 is more than 10% away and only there you then look at vram usage or such
also in pure raster, its pretty crazy how the 4090 keeps so far ahead
Uhh
N36 the promised one we needed but not the one we deserve 
wha
36 was the bigger GCD design that didnt make it
Yeah
This is talking about Pixel specifically.... Lol
What skin is that?? I dont recognize it
It's Samsung's one ui 2 I think
Wat
I don't know what one ui version they're on rn
Oh hmm
My bad
I've only seen OneUI with dark theme applied :') yeah that is it
same except not using heathen light mode
O.o
The OneUI 6 quick settings page is so cool when you expand it fully
Samsung did a good job with the light mode design, it looks good
Light mode can be really nice when implemented right
but also light mode on an oled is heresy
Welp I'm on a LCD so
lcd on a samsung is also heresy
This phone was 75 bucks, I'm not complaining
doesnt make it any less heretical
When the display ends up costing more than the phone kekw
eh oleds are cheap now
lcds have a ton of parts
they arent cheaper yet at the bottom end
but its getting close
https://www.amazon.com/HUANUO-Dual-Monitor-Stand-Adjustable/dp/B07T5SY43L/ref=sr_1_1_sspa maybe someone knows if these are reliable monitor arms?
What desk are you using first
Is it made from actual wood
I bought a dual monitor mount for my monitors that was extremely cheap
And it's reliable
A pain in the ass to adjust the height but still reliable
Its a thick wooden plate
Aight then it'll be fine, as long as it's actual wood and not the IKEA cardboard and veneer
No no
I see tyvm
Tyvm too
I don't even screw in the screw that attaches the arm to the mount on the back of the monitor cause it slides in from the top so gravity will keep them in place :')
I cant do that lel, i swing my arm over me while i am lying in bed
if it falls off its gonna hurt
the Deck keeps reverting back to 60Hz anytime I connect it backj to the Dock
Gnome desktop Overview
The greatest way to multitask I've ever seen in any OS
try stage manager
it's LIFE CHANGING
just ask @dawn epoch
That weird sideways app thing? I haven't seen it in action before
That isn't what was implied but ok
no, it was
Xd
just one more example proving the case
You can't say much without giving this a try
Same for me and stage manager though
The new horizontal one?
I just saw stage manager video
It seems nice to use on iPads more than desktop but idk haven't tried it
i prefer just having a ton of monitors
The way gnome did it before 43 was better with vertical workspaces
Better on dual monitor anyway
The horizontal looks nicer though but more annoying on multi monitor
more the whole not needing your os to handle tabbing if you just have everything open
I never use alt tab
I always make use of virtual workspace
Except on windows cause they suck on there
alt tab, windows tab, ctrl tab whatever
i have all 3 bound on my mouse at home
only alt and ctrl tab here at work
same, tho more because I always need access to everything
I never used them until switching to gnome desktop
Gnome desktop made them so nice to use I got used to it
Wtf is this
Nvidia desktop manager
it allows me to show you what apps i have open on my monitors without doxing myself
What happens in Stage Manager if you have so many windows open that aren't from the same app?
Does it turn into a scrollable list along the side?
Cause it groups windows from the same app
But if all the windows aren't the same app what happens?
I was gonna check but it seems like its not available on monterey, and apple stopped supporting this mac
and i ultra CBA to pull out the POS m1 mac that we bought more recently
How old is the Mac you have?? Cause usually they get like 4 MacOS upgrades right??
2014 mac mini
Ahhh
still better than m1
compared to this 10 year old cpu yea
Xd
Oh
You still need to alt tab when using Stage Manager if you have more than one window open for an app ....
yea thats not gonna work for me lel
one bit of good news tho
the 15 pros both support video out via usb c!!!!
its only screen mirroring for now, but they can fix that later
Android 14 QPR1 Beta1: Pixel
Launcher is experimenting with a new "floating" search bar". Back a year and a half ago, the Pixel Launcher app had an
ENABLE_FLOATING_SEARCH_BAR flag that essentially just pinned the search bar in the app box to the bottom of the screen and above the keyboard.
In a fresh build, as spotted by Mishaal Rahman, this experiment was continued, and now the search bar literally floats and is available even from the recent app overview. All this is accompanied by pleasant animations.
Fortunately, anyone can try it even without root access using the ADB Command:
adb shell device_config put launcher ENABLE_FLOATING_SEARCH_BAR true
adb shell am force-stop com.google. android. apps.nexu slauncher (stops Pixel Launcher to apply the flag)
well as long as it goes away outside of the launcher
I think it looks too crowded in the recent apps screen
But I like the animation when switching between different states
i think the empty space currently in the recents screen is dumb
that a regular sized pixel or an xl?
maybe its different between the two, that doesnt look that bad
I have a Pixel ROM port on my phone taken from the 6a
And the 6A is a tiny screen
This is the MIUI recents
It scrolls the apps vertically
(idk wtf is happening in the status bar)
samsung used to have a second version for when you had a bajillion apps open
I think you can get that back using Good Lock app
Let's you change your recent apps layout
oh it was under the samsung home customization that i never installed because i use my own launcher
Maybe you can still get it with Good Lock
I don't see how that's tied to launcher but who knows with Samsung
Good Lock is only available in some regions and some Samsung phones though ;_;
nah the name of the good lock module for it was called home up
i never installed it since i dont use samsungs home screen
Oohh right
but now i have and its nice
I still really hate Samsung's icon pack
Android 14 QPR1 Beta1: New webcam mode via USB connection.
When connecting Android smartphone via USB cable to PC, there is a new "Webcam" preference. Once activated, the system will display notification from "Webcam Service" Clicking on it will allow you to customize the use of your smartphone's camera.
It is possible to set 1x or 2x zoom, as well as switch to the front camera. On a PG, the camera will appear as Android Webcam, and, at least on Windows, you can also rotate the video streamed from the smartphone camera.
Love how you mentioned how much screen space is empty earlier
Then you show this xxdf
This tho is real cool
i hope samsung implements it
This is jank xd
Yea the circular mode or whatever that's called just isn't working well
Here it is with circle mode off
Oh that's slightly better
Should darken the area behind the buttons to make the buttons stand out more
But eh
How do I download from Pinterest without an account?
Nah
Samsung love the floating bottom look
What happened to Samsung sam 🥹
but the reddit app sucks
Yep
But I must use it now .-. Cause Infinity no longer works because of the API charges
Internal ≠ external
Relay
@wheat plume so that's why they delayed
Wonder how much it cost/how much gold it's coated with
same, the last time I opened reddit was the day before the api change lol
sorry, already got this beast
prob not much like most gold coated things
not to mention they said golden not gold
so it might be nordic gold or smth else golden
ngl i thought they were all 2 year EOL because 6 eyars sounds insane for linux's way of existing
As a continuation of last week's article looking at Linux 6.6 bringing some impressive gains for AMD EPYC Bergamo, over the past few days I've also tested Linux 6.5 stable and Linux 6.6 Git on Genoa and Genoa-X processors as well as Intel Xeon Scalable 'Sapphire Rapids' in looking at this next kernel version's performance.
i think the pace of kernel development and the fact linux is so fractured into often times rolling release distros also works fully against it
idk how to spell that word
no pace
paece
pase
pasce
Good way to discourage HP from the printer BS would be to order them to refund all cartridge orders during the times that third party cartridges were blocked, instead of fines as small to be counted as operating expenses 
dont use HP easy fix
DALL·E 3 
That was literally the whole idea of DALL-E?
You'd provide it a prompt and it tried to do it for you.
Dalle2 cannot do text
the main issue was correctly interpreting the text
Yes it could?
No, it could not
How do you define text?
AHH
All text-to-image models so far have had a clue what text is, but not how to make it actually mean something

This is finally an AI model that knows what text means
Not quite
not even what the image shows you posted
lol
theres a red arrow to point out what quin mentioned
Well, yes
AI now knows how to make text actually mean something
Rather than gibberish
It can display what we see as text, that’s different from it understanding text
This is just visual still but more trained focus on getting fonts right and with the right letters etc.
it also seems to understand better how to construct an image with separate definitions for each region. mj had a tough time with more than 1 subject matter
the avocado in therapy image is the best example of it
and also it being able to keep the character context across different images (i.e. storyboarding)
rip webcomic artists
Google Released Android 14 QPR1 Beta 1 For Pixel Phones.
The new update comes with handy new features like the ability to check the battery charging cycle count, use your Pixel phone as a webcam without any third-party apps, new animations, new clock design & more.
#android14 #beta #softwareupdates #googlepixel
Floating system wide search usin...
😍
another round of the mildest updates in history?
That slow down your phone and make you buy a new one faster
No thanks, don't need it 
that would be more down to whoever customized the version for you phone
and not android 14 in general
well new os which does more needs more resources so yes the phone slows down
if noticable or not depends on the phones hardware
Yeah, but its not a malicious / deliberate change by the OEM to force an upgrade of hardware
doesn't need more resources if the new features are close to nonexistant 
I also doubt the new features on this need more resources
few new lock screen clock faces, searhc bar that appears in more places than usual, per app Language selection etc etc
🤔 is he making a freaking Gnome desktop visual novel? xd
weebs gonna weeb
You mean the phone isn’t a black box with infinite power?
Only the bucket has infinite power
now with chatgpt
Clippy 2.0
aha
EXCEL - TWO
the python integration with excel?
aah so many pilots
wonder where cortana was to begin with, lol
it was never available in my region
maybe this will be
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This week Intel gave lots more detail about its upcoming Core Ultra (aka Meteor Lake) processors. In this brain dump, I cover most of that information :)
[0:00] Intro
[01:00] What is Meteor Lake?
[03:45] CPU Tile in Intel 4: P-cores and E-cores
[05:21] GPU Tile in TSMC N5: Xe-LPG
[10:38] SoC Tile in TSMC N6: LPE-cores and NPU
[21:20] IO Tile in...
love ians freudian slip of calling LPG lower performance instead of low power 
Yee
He also messed up soc and io tile a bunch, and he also never elaborated about tile 5 being the interposer
well io tile soc tile is often referring to similar things so that makes sense, especialyl with different namings on different cpus
this generation looks sweet, im excited to see its power efficiency
this mobile* generation yes
yep
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N3Li7T5_kY
Interesting.
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Anti-lag+ is actually good eh
- is only 7000 right?
nvidias fg is a real disappointment for latency
i do remember previous versions of radeon antilag being pretty atrocious
Ye I heard a lot of issues with latency
It is early tech, DLSS wasn't really super great at first either.
vastly different reasons though
actually tbh it wasnt that different
No?
It says quality mode upscaling
FG not upscaling
Never said it was
oh wait wtf
I dont think you can enable FG without the rest
💀
Afaik FG does not work without DLSS upscaling
thats how they mask part of the lag, you can onyl use it by also having reflex on so people often compare no reflex vs FG+reflex
I don't know though how if they built in the RR part into the upscaler or is it a toggle switch
What's the negative downside of turning it on permanently?
according to nvidia its just better
its essentially just a better denoiser for RT
it just requires hooking deeper into the rendering
Raytracing needs denoising?
The new does it run crysis benchmark
Idk, I'm not sure how all this works, sorry for amusing you
nah just use actual crysis remastered lel
rt overdrive is the preset
Only high ever makes sense
My dude, it says quality
quake rtx without denoiser
dlss is set to quality
And? The game itself has its own presets
Well afaik there are 3 different presets
nah there are like 9
Game quality presets, DLSS presets and RTX presets
Game quality prolly on high/ultra, DLSS is on quality and RTX is on overdrive
low mid high ultra, rt mid rt high rt ultra rt overdrive
overdrive is the name of the preset
I think it's on Ultra

its called RT overdrive jesus christ folks
???
?????
What are you talking about my man
Ultra?
highest setting
Well, what quin said
So there's no middle ground?
would tend to doubt it
It's called medium 
PT is gonna slaughter your fps
once you go from hybrid to PT its gonna just kill fps
Ngl Nvidia makes a very compelling argument why not go AMD
heres vram usage, dlss manually disabled
If only they didn't overprice their shit
🤷 overprice
NVIDIA's Ramen Shop tech demo is based on Unreal Engine 5 and makes full use of DLSS 3.5 to make Lumen Ray Tracing an RTX Global Illumination look photorealistic.
System Specs:
🔵Intel Core i9-13900K CPU (Default)
🔵NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 24 GB GPU
🔵G.Skill Trident Z5 DDR5-7200 (16 GB x2) Memory
🔵MSI MEG Z790 ACE Motherboard
🔵MSI MEG S360 AIO Li...
nvidia prices to the performance of the complete system
if you would pay 10% more on a 5k computer for 10% more performance, that could be $500 on the gpu for 10% more performance
this powerdraw though
you maynot like it but nvidia hates enthusiasts, they target the mainstream who buys prebuilts
That really does succ
Ryzen is so much power efficient lol
It has to be just Intel's node
if i recall right, is intel more efficient in standby or when idling?
i mean that is part of it
the bigger part is chiplet yea
amd sacrifices standby power to get a much better node for the cores
at least per the price
yeah
the cpu would cost amd 6x as much to match the standby power
thats more than i expected to be honest, guess the trade off is worth it
now to be fair intels current p core design is also pretty shit, and amds margins are large enough that they could probably still profit at 6x
with the same cpu cost
the intel n300 is proof that their node can be efficient
8 cores, very close to 100w 9900k performance at 15 watts
thats decent, i think that they shouldnt add too many cores since its support is limited
but amd also has proof that their design can be low idle power and just chose not to do it
eg chromebook processors
or utilization
they just announced a 288 core server cpu yesterday lel
Intel designs for cinebench
wrong
intel designs for embree, which cinebench doesnt use but happens to correlate with
haha 288, any particular server use case for it?
fair, big number looks good right
their chiplet design could handle 2 of the 144 core chiplets they designed
and the socket was big enough to fit it so they just YEET
with some server infrastructure changing to amd, im unsure if they would bother spending the extra for intel lol. its an interesting decision
that is funny hah
they bother spending the "extra" for intel because intel actually has cpus in stock lel
the issue is they release 2024 which means they compete vs Zen5c cores
aha right, stock issues
amd sells every chip they make and then some, same story as intel 5 years back
the 288 cores is a design that's fun to see but wont move any real volume
yup
yep
they just make it because they already have all the parts
also gotta have the halo part
people thought it was canned because no customer wanted it but I guess they showed it could exist
if i blind guess seems to me they are just trying to rid of excess parts, lol
nah
nah it's probably a mix of showing stuff to investor who dont fully understand things and getting some technical experience from a design
its modular so they could choose to just not make many of them and instead put the parts on a smaller chip
yah fair, 288 seems too much for such a thing
its 2 of the 144 core chiplets
they were already making the 144c cpu, and it would only have cost them a few dozen bucks to manuyfacture, the hard part is the interposer which they just need to design once
and remember bergamo (zen4C) might only have 128 cores but they are fully zen4 design including hyperthreading so they already have 256 threads vs the 288 threads coming next year from intel
aha i see, i wasnt aware they were already making the 144 core
so it's a cool product to see, but you wont see it anywhere really
yep
but hey if you cant even show next gen desktop on the innovation event you gotta show something
i really want them to make a 432 core using 3 of the core chiplets
idk if that would be possible to feed the cores and all
also keep in mind intel does dual socket afaik
dont think they do for clearwater
lol, on paper i would like to see the power requirments of such a chip
not that high
e cores remembner
remember an e core can be as low as 1/8th the power of an intel p core
interesting, no p cores at all?
correct
aha
also bergamo does dual socket
for server you gotta buy the cpu with the cores you need
do they make any p core server cpus though, im unsure
i thought they specified bergamo was only p models, or am i thinking of the newer smaller chips?
absolutely
bergamo is zen4c, sienna is the recently launched GMI-W version
32-40 cores per chiplet, up to 3 chiplets
btw same iodie confirmed
sienna is only single socket I think
very cool, thanks for the chat my study break is up
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ooh yea bergamo is 2p max sweet
Wasn't the whole AI thing meant to be a Win12 feature
i hope they scrap win12 cause fuck me they really want to abandon 11 eh
the worst part about learning more about tech and talking to people who know even more, you get tiny spoils of future stuff and you know they know but you wont know so I'm here waiting for mi300 at SC23 while those people start wanting mi400 lmfao
We'll settle with at least mi350
oh dang intel really screwed up this time
Sierra forest is 2p only even tho it uses the granite rapids chiplet that is capable of 8P
thats pretty good
Yeah intel is going to be squeezed till lunar lake and co at the very least
that chip is gonna be damn expensive tho
SN40L uses a combination of 64 GB HBM3, 1.5 TB of DDR5 DRAM and 520 MB SRAM per package (across both compute chiplets).
tiering
I know there's research done into slapping HBM straight onto the CPU die or something
think of it like a gpu
intel gpu max series
Right, and what does that have to do with this
So is the HBM on the die
ah great the resolution is shite
So they just slapped HBM straight onto the CPU die?
basically yes
So it's like a new layer of cache or something
like a chiplet but its just ram
So, question, why don't all CPUs just have that?
512mb of HBM on Ryzen 5
because it cost a lot and does nothing for most
Yep
Could be useful for loading up software into fast memory
DDR5 I think is a lot slower than HBM last I checked
per cost? eh
it's pretty based, but it's just DDR5? I would have been hoping for something more newfangled
That would be rather niche wouldn't it?
the main use would be for mobile where you want tiiiiiiiiiiiny chips
and with a powerful gpu
Loading a single program into 0,5GB of chiplet HBM just to get 0.1seconds of faster load times for the consumer?
Well tbf I just want an APU with something like 20CUs of RDNA3.5, 6-8 cores with multithreading and 8GB of HBM
With DDR5 optional
nah, a ton of load times is repeated operations
Essentially an APU that has everything a system needs
hbm is not a magic stick that is like L3 cache levels of speed
you would use hbm alone
16gb of hbm, no ddr5
That sounds costly doesn't it?
makes for a tiny chip that is very high performance
It's still pretty damn fast though, moreso than DDR
hbm always is
kinda sorta
ddr is better perf/dollar
it has high bandwidth but high latency so you dont want it for your cpu on desktop
I mean, you are getting a pretty damn top-end performance package so, idk what you'd price that at, 700$?
actually no
8GB of HBM is prolly a lot more expensive than that
ok yeah the unreleased memory lmfao
its just horrifically expensive
you mean the stuff on h100?
hbm3e is unreleased, and its even more faster
hbm1 was rather high latency
hbm2 matched
I mean for a consumer desktop application is it viable to have HBM with the chip?
If it was then why hasn't anyone done it yet?
are you sure that hbm3 version is out already?
extremely expensive
100%
im going based off of h100
Isn't it in mass production
h100 NVL is coming H2 this year but I cant remember a launch
also AMD has done it many times for their gpus
Is Vex's estimate of $700 accurate?
HBM3 last I checked was in some low-cost production mode in Samsung
all h100 have hbm3
I know they did, but I vaguelly recall that didn't work out too well
y in the fk are u guys discussing h100, none of u will ever even see one
yep because it was horrifically expensive
$700 for what?
Well, Radeon VII packed a bunch of HBM2 (16GB) or so and it was 700$
ohh right was thinking of the pcie H100 that has hbm2e
anyway for desktop it makes no sense so you wont see it

HBM is supposed to be becoming a lot cheaper to make as well
but nowhere near as cheap as lpddr
doesnt matter if it becomes cheaper it isnt a superiror ram for all things
by the time that might change we're on like ddr7 or something
and phones all use lpddr
which isnt as low latency but is incredible bandwidth for the price
I vaguelly recall reading that DDR was gonna be replaced by some super cool resistive memory that in theory was superior in every regard
Suppose that didn't work out
optane was great just production cost never got low enough
tbh that wasnt even the problem
16 gb of optane cost the same as 4gb of ddr4
the problem is that intel never supported using it as dram for the consumer
ReRAM was meant to be faster then DDR tech, I don't think Optane was the same thing though it did seem to use a similar concept of resistive cells.
interesting form factor
I loved the Optane accelerator PCIe cards they had
Making HDD's survive just a bit more was cool
yea and that was such a garbage use of the tech
literally as bad a tech demo as you could possibly make
I wonder what is the refresh rate
You are not far off of AMOLED at that price
eink can be brighter than amoled
Eink looks better in daylight too
^ that is how
Phones look perfectly fine in daylight?
lol no
absolutely not
take a phone, put it in direct sunlight
correct, its an ereader
kindle doesnt support android apps
and smartphone has a much dimmer display
eink in direct sunlight is 30k nits
highest oleds are 2k
personally this form factor wouldn't be good for long-term reading, but to have a smartphone-like device with e-ink display is kinda quirky
Website have no mention of refresh rate number
because its not a single number
its the most used form factor for reading currently
These things have a refresh rate?
e-ink doesn't have a refresh rate per se, it depends on user action
Max refresh is what I'm looking for
that is wrong
Damn viper v3 hyperspeed actually looks good
its just looooooow
30hz for video would be usable kek
I don't see any use for this lol
a phone screen refreshes even when it is "still", e-ink doesn't do that is my point
nevar!
mine doesnt
yea well think more like 10 or 15
-_-
Oof, but plenty for intended eink use
no think a kindle that can actually install custom apps
its only barely smaller than the current smallest kindles
you don't think it's useful to you, therefore NOBODY will!!!
eink is pretty cool for note taking as well, like the remarkeable 2 for example
Bud, I don't see why anybody would buy a separate device to read when they can do that on their phone, tablet, smartphone or a damn car entertainment panel
It's 280$
vex
my e-reader's screen tends to become unresponsive at sub-zero temperatures, is that normal btw?
brightness
very likely
This seems like a product to pitch to organizations like libraries
lots of my classmates have it, fantastic brightness
no, thats kindle
reading on an e-ink display is much more pleasant even with backlight
People have this stuff?
literally none of these are legible if you are outside in direct sunlight
Don't forget e ink doesn't blast your eyes with blue light (gives me headaches/eye strain) it's like reading a BOOK
yes its quite common, that and ipads. i would say eink is more comfortable to use
book+ really
Fr
and if its running android, you can throw anything you want on there
feels more like you are writing on paper too, ipad does not
I should get a remarkable at one point as a replacement for irl notepads. is it good at reading books too? I have a Kobo Libra 2, which is pretty much fine
yes true, forgot to specify i was talking about the remarkeable
the kobo libra 2 does have some notetaking support, but it sux. can't edit them, clunky interface
ive been really interested in the dual screen devices
oled on the front, RLCD or Eink on the back
I always thought a keyboard cover with eink back would be king
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pretty normal sized
Eink is paper thin
what madness is this
Issue is eink is low volume so custom size are loads of money
Which is why most eink devices that aren't ebooks are big money
sure but there are eink screens of that size already
🤷
who gaf if its just a display
eg a case with an eink that flips around on top of your main display
Yeah that's what I said
Keyboard foilo with eink in back would be king of productive
and now with apple supporting DP out via usb c, you can design one interface that works for all devices
oh man, I almost bought a V20 for funsies a while back. kinda glad I didn't
why not tbh
I wish Samsung would use pogo for their keyboards on tablets
they are at the age now where they'll break even without human interference
coworker using one of the lg dual screens and its still working great
Last one I had was the dumb ass btle and it sucked so bad I returned it
You couldn't type fast or it would miss inputs
pretty sure they do now?
Mine was a tab S8 I think
If you did more than touch type it would miss 20% of inputs
Maybe it wasn't btle
What ever it was sucked
the tab s9 has pins for the keeb
I justed looked at the S9 keyboard and it has the same issues
Missing inputs and touchpad
So what ever they use sucks
Whether it's the KB or the interface
also, the V20 has pretty anemic specs for its time, but uses a 1440p screen. you can't root it (easily) or really do a lot of anything with it, outside of its much-lauded DAC, which you can get better performing type C-adapters now. would have been a waste of cash all around for me
was it the official samsung case?
yes
can you check if it had pins?
also keep in mind the lower models for some godforsaken reason were different
not the ultra?
ultra is 15 yea
interesting
yeah its horrible
missing keys dose ok in android as corerction is good
but it makes it useless for remote work
very annoying
Ah I was hoping for a surface pro update today, seems there only was a surface pro studio and go
well the main guy pushing surface just quit yesterday lel
Dang bad timing lol
yeah and apparently he left because they wouldnt do more than default surface anymore, no budget to try out new things
Hm doesn’t seem like it’s getting that much priority
Surface duo prob tanked the budget
the new surface go is a pretty fast cpu despite being low end
Yeah, I was sort of hoping it would replace my laptop sometime, could take notes on it too
Don’t think go has these capabilities
For performance sure but for note taking I’d prefer something thin and light like the surface or iPad
surface Go
I’ll look more into it
also the laptop studio is shockingly light
basically the same as ipadpro+ keyboard case
They don’t have it in stores here to teat but yeah I like it a lot
its dumb expensive tho
Not a lot of room in the lecture halls so 11” or 13 at max would be my limit, this so why the pro was appealing to me
but the go is cheap, and the n200 is a sweet cpu
wish they put in an n300 but what can you do
laptop studio is 13
Sweet
and go is 11?
go 4 is 10.5
Oh yea my bad I was reading about the other one
studio is lorger, but still not 15
The surface book was also quite nice because you could detach it from the keyboard. Most of the times I just need a pen for note taking in class
tbo
Very nice specifications on that one as well
i have a book its actually not that great
laptop studio is better since it is muuuuuuch quicker to turn into just a tablet and has a much larger battery
i was very sad to have to give it to the user after setting it up
Yes tbh the studio looks really nice, can also charge the pen on it
In my upcoming courses the graphics would also come in very handy, pro doesn’t have any dedicated gpu options so there’s that
But what’s the battery like for you when using it?
i never got a chance to use the laptop studio on battery
Ah no worries
the book drains extremely quick when you pull off the keyboard with the main battery
Yes I’d assume so hm
Unless the pro somehow comes out, I am more inclined towards the studio for now
id wait for reviews of the go tho
again they doubled the speed of the cpu with less power
For sure yea. I would probably go check it out in store as well
This is really nice because I’m not always able to charge it
dont forget to get one of the usbc to surface connect adapters
My lenovo yoga sometimes has 2 hours of battery life and other times 7, lol
like $10 and you can charge from many regular usbc chargers
Yeah good advice
it has both
Very cool I’d use that one the most, can’t tell you the times my classmates and I have almost tossed the laptop off the table lol
usb c 20 pin magnetic adapters are like $5 on ali, $10 on amazon
ive bought over $100 of them
Dont think Amazon is worth it unfortunately because of import duties, but some local stores most likely have them
unlikely
Hm
at least not the good ones
I guess one won’t hurt, if it’s good quality
yeah they are dope
they are also incredibly cheap
Looks nice, solid build
I’ll check it out
Looks great
prolapse phone
Thanks for chat and advice, I have to go
Will check this out for sure, looks very useful
This can only mean one thing
SteamVR will get microtransactions
Mid-VR playthrough they will serve you ads and you will have to pay 20$ for a no-ad license
Don't think Valve is that greedy
Ooo
I wonder what that tablet would be like with Linux on it https://eu.chuwi.com/products/ubook-x-i5-10210y?variant=46924510134616
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Heheh
Massive touchscreen Linux tablet sounds nice... especially since gnome desktop has touchscreen gestures and whatnot for navigation
I am considering ordering one so I may be able to shed some light onto it.
The other chuwi tablet I own works fine on linux, using plasma but touch screen support isn't great in plasma / linux in general.
Sure I get keyboard prompts in kde applications but the keyboard kind of sucks and don't expect any of that in for example firefox or chrome.
I mostly use it for media consumption or with a keyboard attached.
Yeah but I wanna use Gnome on it
Cause I know that's great with touch and also has a nice UI for touch input too
doesn't change touch being broken in major things like browsers though.
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I will try gnome, fine
Touch works fine on Chrome for me
But unreliable on Firefox
On screen keyboard does not show on plasma at least
Hmmm
I haven't tried touchscreen on Gnome since my old laptop
My new laptop isn't touchscreen so my only Linux device with touchscreen RN is my Deck
And that's got its own keyboard you can activate
manually activating it sure, but it's a pain + the on screen keyboard of plasma at least, does not have arrow keys / system keys, those are things you still need, for example in a terminal
I think gnome desktop has a keyboard toggle on the panel if you have accessibility services enabled from settings
You tap the icon and a drop down appears with options and one is the virtual keyboard
you can add such a thing to plasma too, just makes it jankey and not something you would use most of the time, especially with the lack of navigation keys
