These export restrictions on H20 chips went in place because the US does not want China to have access to the most advanced chips.
So, if Nvidia is not allowed to sell then the most advanced chips, why would they be allowed to teach them how to make those chips themselves?
An R&D center in China would have any designs made there be copied and stolen before the ink is dry on them.
The 5700X3D has the same core and thread count as the 5800X3D but with just slightly lower clock speeds, for less than half the price of the 5800X3D and wide availability:
From corsairs website:
The Ryzen 7 5700X3D and 5800X3D share very similar specs. However, the Ryzen 7 5800X3D offers a higher base and max boost clock of 3.4 GHz and 4.5 GHz respectively compared to the Ryzen 7 5700X3D’s 3 GHz and 4.1 GHz. Every other spec is identical.
Had to move cause of this 😞
Mi se pare ok oferta. E un calculator de £1900 (11,000 RON) dacă e sa îți cumperi piesele separat și sa îl faci tu. Aici e o lista cu componentele și preturile lor: https://ro.pcpartpicker.com/list/dztfh7
Același componente te costa aproape exact la fel: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/bXjVDj
Deci ăștia te taxează £250 sa îți facă calculatorul din componentele și pentru garanție cât îți dă.
Depinde de tine dacă merita sau nu, dar nu mi se pare ca te păcălește cu ceva.
Death stranding 2, I think.
You think this is why shiny pokemon are a thing? 🤔
That's great news. Please do the rockstar games launcher next.
Probably the sleepy bit for the first few months as you recover from a lifetime of wage slavery. Then the second job part comes along, once you're in the right place and you figure out what you would love to do all day.
Hypothetically, if I want to buy the Samsung S25 next year, and Tariffs are in place in America. I live in the UK. Why would my purchase be 40% more expensive? Samsung uses their own nodes, own fabs to manufacture their chips in south korea, they assemble the phones in Vietnam, after which they get shipped to the UK. Why would American tariffs affect literally everything as you have just said?
It doesn't seem like AMD has any intention of continuing to develop this project. The reason it went open source in the first place is that AMD stopped funding this project. The dev and AMD had an agreement that he could open source the code once they stop working together. They stopped working together because AMD wanted out of a project that would benefit its products, and that was demonstrated to work well. The dev opened sourced the project as agreed. This was back in Feb this year.
Now AMD are trying to make the source code closed so no one can access it. They are not announcing a closed sourced version of this feature that they are developing themselves as far as I know. So this move is simply to remove code from the Internet that would allow their cards to work better in certain workloads when compared to their competitors. AMD should not have an incentive to do this. Nvidia has an incentive to get rid of this code, yes.
The implication is that AMD is doing this because they don't want to truly compete with Nvidia. And they don't want to compete with Nvidia because their CEO's don't really want to compete. This is not the first time AMD has simply chosen not to put pressure on Nvidia with AMD seemingly comfortable with their place.
And this is why the CEO of your company should not be a family relation to the CEO of your main rival company.
Are they going to patch the ps4 version to not run at 1080p 30fps with thick motion blur on the ps5?
It doesn't look it like, but they're still charging £25 for over on PSN.