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It's so quaint to see a plastic DIP cpu.
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It's so quaint to see a plastic DIP cpu.
It's so quaint to see a plastic DIP cpu.
That's an NEC V20. Which is objectively better in every aspect than an 8088 while still being pin-compatible.
Did anyone see this yellow turd?
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It's so sloppy that it's an insult to the chemical element.
TerribadHow good is arm support for like most apps and games as of July 2025
Apps? It's okay. Games? It's unusable. Windows on ARM only exists for Slopdragon SOCs right now and they have extremely underwhelming graphics hardware. There's no support for AMD or Nvidia on Windows on ARM.How good is arm support for like most apps and games as of July 2025
i think i will stick with amd or IntelApps? It's okay. Games? It's unusable. Windows on ARM only exists for Slopdragon SOCs right now and they have extremely underwhelming graphics hardware. There's no support for AMD or Nvidia on Windows on
If you want ARM, go Mac.
Honestly, only the former is worth going with unless you're getting an insane discount on Intel.i think i will stick with amd or Intel
I'm having a feeling... @Intel Core Ultra 7 265k will be the proud owner of an Intel Core Ultra 5 245K in the near future, and a proud user of Arrow Lake's integrated graphics!Honestly, only the former is worth going with unless you're getting an insane discount on Intel.
Core Ultra 7 265k, very minor spelling mistakeI'm having a feeling... @Intel Core Ultra 7 265k will be the proud owner of an Intel Core Ultra 5 245K in the near future, and a proud user of Arrow Lake's integrated graphics!
NVIDIA’s CUDA Now Supports RISC-V Processors in AI Systems, Marking a Major Development & Posing a Threat to the x86 and ARM Duopoly
For me, it was going from a Pentium III laptop to a Pentium IV desktop with a GeForce 2. Suddenly, I could play every game out and have stunning, photorealistic, high-resolution graphics. This lasted for one year until games requiring DX8 started hitting the scene.Nothing will ever beat when I upgraded from a Northwood Pentium 4 to a first gen i7. Being able to open multiple programs while gaming or watching videos without any slowdown or stutter was impossibly awesome and nothing has come close since.
Damn... 13 years is a hell of a long time for an upgradea pair of HD3870 X2s to a 6750xt
What'd you replace it with?Ended up giving my 5800x3d /4080 system to my wife.