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From what little tidbits I've read, quantum computers are being used for experimentally measuring physical quantum effects. ie: They're...

Actually, AMD way out-sells Intel in the assemble-your-own desktop market - where you get to choose a motherboard. Which is the market...

Only the desktop parts, not laptops. Where Intel's listed power rating stops having any meaning. As others have said, not even 360mm...

Really shows up the hypocrisies. Let the market dictate ... oh wait, the market isn't giving us the advantage any longer ...

I don't see how value is added when it makes such an *** of everything.

Not to mention the notoriously unreliable output of AI processes. I'm still puzzled by the craze.

The news pieces on this are extremely vague. There are hints that this news has nothing to do with the silicon wafers used for dies...

It's obsessive maybe, but not addictive. You can't be addicted to an activity. Taxi drivers are well documented as brain changing due...

It's the same for both parts: L3 = 2 x 32 MB L2 = 16 x 1 MB L3 + L2 = 80 MB

Zen5 is the redesign. That's exactly why the clock rates don't need bumped, yet it still gets a good speed up. Zen6 will probably be a...

Laptops sometimes, I think, come with a set of tools on a reserved partition. These are not strictly the firmware but do provide access...

Holy cow. Stay on track. Tim was holding up the solid Ryzen 9000 metrics and direction as the example.

And that explains Tim's original statement. The Ryzen parts are clearly the preferred when on even footing. As a result, AMD can...

I wouldn't say that. They lowered the TDP of most of the CPUs instead of going the Intel route where they try to max power draw. This is...

Where I live the biggest etailer defaults to listing parts in order of sales volume. The Ryzen CPUs have consistently sat at the top...