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Intel Core Ultra 5 245K is Faster Than Core i5-14600K But Wins Only By 4%. Fantastic for a sucessor. I hope this is just a Joke and not real. We'll see when the chips are out. But slight double of this or 10% performance gain would still be a massive failure. Intel Core Ultra 5 245K 14 Core CPU Up To 4% Faster In Cinebench R23 Benchmark Leak Versus 14600K But With 30% Fewer Threads The results above from Intel is equal awful as how the Government in world's richest country treating their citizens. They prefer sell all their oil, electricity and gas for max profits to EU. Darn disgusting.

Around 55% PC Users Find AMD Ryzen 9000 “Zen 5” CPUs To Be ‘Mediocre’, Reveals 3DCenter Poll

Linux takes 4.76 days to boot on an ancient Intel 4004 CPU

The more I see from this tragedy, the more I vomit. Maybe it's not good for my health, continue follow the new modern tech?🤔 Tested: Intel’s Lunar Lake wants you to forget Qualcomm laptops exist Great battery life, mediocre performance, surprisingly decent gaming: That's Intel's Lunar Lake chip. We think it’s important that you know the maximum performance potential of these laptop processors as well as how much performance is lost to keep your laptop up and running when unplugged. But you’ll also note that Intel’s older Meteor Lake (the 155H) outperforms its latest chip. What this tells me is that Intel is prioritizing battery life, not performance. Conclusion: Which laptop chip is better? Intel’s first Core Ultra, Meteor Lake, downplayed performance for long battery life; Lunar Lake takes that to the next level. This is next level of pure TRASH! Intel best where it matters nowadays for modern pc users. Maximum power efficiency at the cost of better performance. Why not just buy an thin cute and shiny Apple-Jokebook? Or just use your smartphone/tablet.

Qualcomm buying Intel makes no sense because of AMD's ace in the hole Reports say Qualcomm wants to buy Intel's struggling chip business, but doing so would threaten the longstanding x86 patent licensing agreements between Intel and AMD. In short... Qualcomm buying Intel smells like a story intended to move financial markets more than an actual possibility.

Main problem. Mainstream desktop processors is mobile processors with slightly higher boost clocks (200MHz) and TDP. Not the opposite. This is the sad truth. Back to proper hardware. The new Seasonic Prime PSU looks great. With proper amount power connectors. Here you won't have any problems connect whatever you want. Seasonic Launches the New PRIME PX-2200 Power Supply Press Release by GFreeman Today, 10:15 Discuss (11 Comments) After a successful product introduction during Computex 2024, Sea Sonic is now launching the sales of the new PRIME PX-2200 power supply. The Seasonic PRIME Series represents Sea Sonic's pinnacle of engineering, blending cutting-edge design with premium materials and advanced production processes. The latest models showcase digital fan control, modern interleaved PFC (Power Factor Correction), and a patented dual-transformer design running in parallel. Nice. You have the chance to get rid of the 12+4 pin trash connector on the PSU side of the 12V-2x6 cables. And below is the new and more modern way to make trash for the consumers... Huge lack of power connectors although the PSU is an 1200W variant. All love is put into the stupid 12+4 connector for newest Nvidia cards. Sad seeing cost saving at all costs. Many graphics cards use 3x 8-pin. Even the newest Radeon cards from AMD. And newer motherboards use an extra 8 pin as well. And ther you go. A huge nope from me. Sharkoon Rebel P20 1200W ATX v3.1 power supply test: Yes, it can be cheapo and good Only a single 4-pin Molex connector is provided

Is there an absolute need for +25 hours battery runtime for your work/gaming with portable laptops at the expense of better performance and let's say 12 hours before the need for charging? Then why not just buy an tablet instead if you are in need for really good battery runtime as +24 hours a day? No one run their lapjoke's 24/7/365 on battery for work or fun. For that you need an desktop or just plug it in the AC. They need to bring back performance. Not this, as you saw in my previous post.

Exactly what to expect from new modern processors. Good power efficiency and better iGPU. All what counts for the modern computer user nowadays🤢🤮🤢 Intel Lunar Lake CPU benchmarks reveal good power efficiency and GPU performance — Core Ultra 7 268V results show regressions in multi-core performance

How Google Chrome is declaring war against ad blockers Ghostery's CEO and Director of Engineering break down the new Manifest V3 changes, and why they're bad news for anyone who wants to block ads. Yup, Google and Alphabet Inc as a company is greedy. Of course they want a war against ad blockers. Heavy price increases await Youtube Premium Internet yesterday 13:00 Youtube Premium just got more expensive – the family subscription gets a price increase of over 55 percent.

Depends on what Cpu and Gpu you have. Modern unlocked Intel chips can pull 400W and GPUs up to +666 W as my 4090 HOF graphics card. Lower powered hardware can come away with "mediocre" or less performing thermal paste. But even those can get an advantage using better thermal paste/or better cooling combined with better thermal paste. @Vasudev could You please add in Thermalright TF8: 13.8 W/mK on first page. Thanks

And here you see MSI spend more money on the motherboard for Ryzen chips. 10 layers PCB and more power phases. The MEG Z890 Unify-X enthusiasts board looks as a cheapo compared. MSI X870 MEG GODLIKE Features Support For AMD Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Desktop CPUs (AM5) Socket 28 Phase (110A) CPU VRM Design Dual 8-Pin Power Connectors For CPU Four DDR5 DIMM Slots (Up To 256 GB Capacities) EXPO Support With DDR5-8000+ Memory Support 10 Layer & 2 Oz Copper PCB Design 8 USB Type-C Ports (2x 40Gbps, 1x 20 Gbps, 5×10 Gbps) Two x16 PCIe Gen 5 Slots (x16/x8 Electrical) Five M.2 Slots (2x Gen 5, 3x Gen 4) M.2 Shield Frozr Heatsinks For M.2 Slots Steel Reinforced PCIe and Memory Slots Dual X870E PCH Dies Additional 8-pin connector for PCIe power (RTX 50 support) 4x SATA III Ports https://videocardz.com/newz/meg-x870e-godlike-detailed-msi-flagship-motherboard-for-ryzen-9000-cpus Yup. Going cheapo means cheaper made boards...

Hmmm. Is fewer PCB layers an advantage? I don't think so. Neither did Kingpin and EVGA. Cheaper to make. And boards as the >Z690 Apex had 8 layers PCB. And all know how that went. Asus added more PCB layers for the Z790 Apex boards. No backplate can replace a more expensive PCB. Here you can see MSI slap on the moniker "Ultra Low Loss" as an game changer. Hmmm. Why not just go even cheaper and make 6 layers boards for the OC enthusiasts? Hope it comes cheap to reflect the boards cost Sep 20, 20:45 MSI MEG Z890 UNIFY-X overclocking board for Core Ultra 200K series has been leaked

Hmmm. Same behavious on most tested bios versions? Bugged firmware is common. As well check if there is an firmware update for that Asus monitor. It's Asus as you know.

Does higher numbers means better? 🤐

Here's part 2 of BulldoZen5 and latest abortion from Redmond. New is always better. Is this a symptom of what today's modern tech has become? @Mr. Fox @ryan See from 10:27

If you talk about Noctua NT-H2. Nope. As well remove Noctua NT-H1 from the list in OP. Thanks

Summary and conclusion Actually, I could have spent the weekend more usefully, but when questions come from the community about products and follow-up tests, then of course that has a certain priority for me. Since two out of three samples from 2024 delivered better test values and are more similar to the sample from 2023, I naturally adjusted the Noctua NT-H2 values in the database. However, even after all these tests, I still stand by the fact that the NT-H2 is a rather mediocre product that has seen better days, even if the follow-up measurements turned out a little better. Noctua NT-H2 thermal paste in follow-up test: Comparison of 2023 and 2024 – Detailed investigations into series variation and aging igorslab.de

And the next big in the overclocking world is the "high hangin" single thread performance crown. And I expect Arrow Lake without any HT (dead) will rumble in that type benchmark battle. AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Takes On 7.1GHz Core i9-14900K In Single-Threaded Benchmark Battle Intel Thermal Velocity boost and AMD's Precision Boost Overdrive is what the modern gamers will take max advantage of for this type oc'ing single core race.

Yup. Typical Pcworld links. You need searc around their links. So shady business.

And here is the fun facts. Nvidia hate cheapo gamers. Now you need buy more expensive OC cards to have the same performance as the released vanilla 4070. Once again gamers have to pay extra due the AI boom. Last time it was crypto, now AI. What next? And if you want throw your hard earned money down the drain.... Buy this pretty overpriced 5.7L wreck. What a disgusting -- product.

It certainly helps pushing their brand new Cpu's on TSMC silicon🙂 Easier keep up the demand of replacement chips this way.

Yet. Intel now offer 5 years warranty😇 Hmmmm. I wonder if everyone included corps will have same 5 years warranty.

No One Is Buying AMD Zen 5 CPUs, So What's Going On? Zen 5 sales have not gone well and AMD is struggling to sell Ryzen 9000 CPUs. Let's analyze the flow-on effects this is having across the rest of the CPU market. Are Intel CPU stability issues affecting sales? The other interesting thing to look at in the market right now is the price of Intel processors. You'd think that with significant negative attention around stability issues with 13th- and 14th-gen parts, prices would quickly start to fall as consumers stop buying them. But that really hasn't happened. Btw. Almost none post about failing Intel chips now. Why? Because the minor failing rate?

Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Discovered in Crucial MX500 SSD Firmware Buffer overflow vulnerabilities are significant because they can allow attackers to overwrite memory, execute arbitrary code, or crash the system. In the context of an SSD controller, this could lead to data corruption, loss, or unauthorized access. Given that SSDs are integral to data storage and retrieval, a vulnerability at this level poses serious risks CVE Record: CVE-2024-42642 GitHub Repository: CVE-2024-42642 Details

The new chair from Fractal also got a positive review from Igorslab.de Fractal Refine Gaming and Office Chair in Test: Scandinavian Simplicity Meets High Standards