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Finally I see smart people make smart decisions... Here is something Microsoft could learn from @Mr. Fox Ubuntu To Disable Intel GPU Security Mitigations To Improve Graphics Performance By Up To 20%

Yep, at $600 USD. Or $660-690 for the best custom flagship with amazing cooling and all the bells. That's close to xx80 class MSRP pricing from nvidia's older 3000 series. And 9070 XT is in relality xx70(Ti) class card. Aka one tier down but now one tier up in price. AMD don't want put own correct prices. They let the market leader determine what their products should cost. The prices in the crazy days... The shameless Cash Grab https://www.techspot.com/review/2395-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3800-12gb/ The original RTX 3080 (10GB) is listed for as little as $1,400 in the US, but they're mostly out of stock at that price, while the 3080 Ti is closer to $2,000 and then new 12GB version is selling somewhere in the middle. I could have sold my 4090 HOF today if I wanted. The buyer in the used market here home is willing to pay 25.000 Nok or $2474 for a card in pristine/mint condition. But I rather have it myself. Have both the org XOC firmware and the Galax XOC tool. So I have the full package. The last Galax flagship meant for the global market. And the 4090 will serve me well together with the 5090 Astral forwards. https://www.finn.no/recommerce/forsale/item/411428154

Now it's a good time for Nvidia shift more of the xx90 production capacity over on server chips and 5090DD for China. If 5080Ti/Super is on the paper I expect Nvidia already make them in a rapid speed by now. They have probably stopped/reduced production of xx90 cards. Exactly as planned. Regarding the AMD cards... Could be that nvidia sell more mid tier cards and AMD have lost the battle. Remember the revenue from gaming section increased heavly for nvidia. This while everyone complained about that there was no stock of new gen cards after launch and weeks afterwards. They probably sell more cards than you think/being reported. AMD and their partners went all too greedy. None should pay Nvidia prices for AMD cards.

Microsoft say they work hard offer high security. Maybe the next will be that they block own web broser. Are they able to do that @Mr. Fox?🤔 Microsoft's Family Safety app is blocking Chrome on Windows PCs

This is a good start. Correct bro @Mr. Fox? Let'em bleed 🙂 On top you can avoid have to throw your fully working older hardware paid by the taxpayers in the trash bin as Microsoft demand if you want their support forwards.

@Mr. Fox I expect tech companies have similar workers that design their products. Stupidity is world wide. Imagine OpenAI CEO Sam Altman can't even raise a child🙄 You can find them everywhere and in many high tech companies. Enjoy😁 And please see the whole video. Edit. Maybe OpenAI CEO Sam Altman should stop use ChatGPT/AI tools? Not good for his health. The Brain Drain Of ChatGPT: MIT Research Sounds Cognitive Decline Alarm

Intel have just determined fire 20% of their semiconductor factory workers staff. Instead Intel prefer buy silicon for their products from their competitor TSMC to cut their costs and increase margins. And now will outsource their marketing team. What will be left of Intel closer to the end of this decade? Intel ain't Intel anymore. Just a brand mark with the Intel stamp on. Consumers can just buy AMD. They all get the silicon from TSMC, so yeah... Intel's new CEO Mr. Lip is in full work modernizing cut Intel into small pieces. Intel to outsource marketing to Accenture and AI, resulting in more layoffs The marketing division has been one of Intel's key strengths since the company began communicating directly with end users with the launch of its "Intel Inside" campaign in 1991. However, it looks like the company will drastically cut its human-driven marketing efforts going forward, as it plans to lay off many of its marketing employees, believing that Accenture's AI will do a better job connecting Intel with customers. How exactly the usage of AI instead of real people can reinforce the brand hasn't been explained yet. Former Intel employees new work tools... Designed in US and made by China🤔 I really hope the US Government won't infuse a huge tariff on much needed sewing machines. And if they do, it will be damn expensive bring back the jobs.

Payback for making bad products. You need to lower the prices to be able to sell it to customers. Intel cuts the price of the Core Ultra 7 265K for the third time: better performance/price vs. Ryzen 7 9800X3D Intel has once again reduced the price of its Core Ultra 7 265K and Core Ultra 7 265KF processors. Maybe something have improved for Blackwell or Nvidia have forgotten previous gen cards. Nvidia won't improve the gaming performance for older gen cards. And all work into Geforce drivers have been for 5000 series cards.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/asus-geforce-rtx-5090-astral/28.html See also... https://www.techpowerup.com/review/nvidia-geforce-rtx-5090-founders-edition/35.html

Linux users do the impossible: FSR 4 with RX 7900 XTX I've been gaming on Windows for over 30 years, but now I'm giving Linux a shot

Linux users do the impossible: FSR 4 with RX 7900 XTX

Thermal Grizzly products is often produced in Germany. Hence it has to cost more. But if they use factories in China for etc thermal pads they should have been cheaper. But as we know... They put the price point equal/or closer to other companies that offer high quality products. Same as with AMD... They try to put the prices close to their competitors products. Not what they should cost (mostly more expensive than needed). This way they can make higher margins on some items. Just copycat the competitors price level.

Yep. To serve the US market. This is on top of what they produce in Asia (the majority of production). Intel get rid of their employees. That don't increase good paid factory workers in US. One step forwards and one step backwards. Maybe this will be the new jobs for former Intel and Microsoft employees?😀 Yup, bring back the jobs...

Intel don't need as many factory workers if they prefer buy the silicon from TSMC. Bring back the manufacturing to the US, LOL And you don't need as many factory workers if your products is so bad that consumers prefer something else/or skip gen upgrades due same reasons (I look at me myself). Intel layoff plans will see a 20% reduction in semiconductor factory workers Intel has reportedly told its employees that the company plans to lay off between 15% and 20% of its employees from its chip manufacturing division, with more job cuts planned down the line.

$2000 down the drain due China's hunger for parts for AI server cards. There is nothing called cheap 5090's. Some people will never learn from others mistakes.

Microsoft messes up with its latest Windows 10 and 11 update: Fujitsu PCs and GIGABYTE laptops don't work.

Yep, forget those LP E-cores. They won't do much. Then you are left with 48 threads (most of them are threads from the lower perfoming baby cores). AMD make ready an 32 core Ryzen cpu tocompete. That means 64 threads. Or 16 threads more than what you get from the next level of the hybrid mess from Intel. 3 different types of cores means Microsofts engineers need to make magic with their OS builds for Intel processors. That is doomed to fail. Because the power scheduler will go totally wacko.

China have 1/3 of the GPU market. I expect the 5090DD is in work. That means the production of 5090 will drop. Forget real price drop for 5090 cards. I expect the inflated MSRP level will continue. There is no reason you can't buy any 5090's at Asus US Store. So I expect they already are in work make ready castrated 5090's for the China market. NVIDIA to launch GeForce RTX 5090DD for Chinese market with GB202-240 GPU and 24GB memory

Hmmm. Asus US Store operates with Notify Me. None 5090 available for sale. Why? Retail got all cards? Or maybe we will see the other side of the coin. Nvidia could easily reduce production capasity and put all resources on coming server chips. Creating shortage is easy. Just reduce production of chips for a while.

Yup. Microsoft locks Windows 11 user out, shows how easy losing data from forced encryption is

The usual with new updates. Windows 11's emergency June update causes even more bugs and chaos Update KB5063060 is supposed to fix Windows 11 issues raised by update KB5060842, but it brings new problems of its own. Never let Microsoft determine how you want their OS to work. Microsoft locks Windows 11 user out, shows how easy losing data from forced encryption is Edit. Microsoft messes up with its latest Windows 10 and 11 update: Fujitsu PCs and GIGABYTE laptops don't work.

MSI pulls new AMD AGESA 1.2.0.3e BIOS due to memory stability issue Update your Asus PC right now! A critical flaw can let hackers take over They can't even make firmware/software for their expenive hardware without bugs.

Hmmm. Those that need 24GB vram for work never buy it this way (at least here home due tax and depreciation). They buy brand new. And the latest tech when they need new. So it has to be gamers or fools. Or US have different rules for businesses and taxation for work tools. Btw. Nvidia have released new drivers today. 576.80😁 Why pay all too much to play e-sport games as suggested by F. Azor? You can buy a whole new used computer for that amount money and still have some money left in the pocket.

Add 32GB vram for the Radeon card and $1099 and they will fly out. (AI)Creators will love them. There is stupids that will pay $2300+ for over two years old cards. The 24GB vram buffer as you know. But how will it be when Nvidia push out 24GB cards at $1200 ? Newegg may start pay sub $1000 for used 4090's? Is this real? Or fiction?

Hmmm. I wonder how much Newegg sell them for in China region/nearby countries if they try circumvent the US ban. Even with no profits from the trade-in with used 4090's they will go with profits. I'm sure Newegg have customers ready for the bulk of used cards. Maybe the US governments should check where they go. Newegg can easily get rid of the trade-in 4090's. China take them. Every single one of them. Just ship them in bulk. Not much fuzz. One customer take them all is what will be done.