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fliptables

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    Comment #34575057

    Abandoning the common slot/sodimm design also lets them play with the channel configuration, which they'd need to do to achieve the bandwidth they claim for the Pro and Max chips.

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    Comment #33459488

    Building on the M1 Mac is probably starved for memory, linkers have an appetite for it especially on larger projects

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    Comment #33459418

    It's become the norm on desktop boards over the last couple years or so, though switches and other kit are a bit slower catching up

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    Comment #30611806

    I got the impression that this Mac Studio and their new 27" studio display form a replacement for the iMac and iMac Pro 27" Overall I like the idea, because years after buying an i…

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    Comment #14587442

    We have the Future Fund but it's a joke compared to Norway's sovereign wealth fund. There was plenty of tax money floating around back then but it was probably spent buying votes a…

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    Comment #14493523

    I'm kinda hoping for Thunderbolt PCIe cards that aren't tied to a specific brand or board. Would be nice to just throw an x4 or x8 card into an existing system to get one or two TB…

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    Comment #14493075

    The Core i9 X-series chips are basically cut-down Skylake Xeons (the new "xeon gold" line, probably)

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    Comment #14492993

    If my iMac purchased in 2012 is anything to go by, it'll still be great in 5 years and only the GPU will really feel its age. But then if you're a pro user who buys the thing to ma…

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    Comment #14492764

    Broadwell ones are. Apple are probably using the newer Skylake-based Xeon Gold line with higher price and much higher clock speeds.

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    Comment #14323464

    Bloody game's finished and it's still buffering...

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    Comment #14323456

    >but it seems like he has even more control in Australia He started out here, no surprise that his stuff dominates.

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    Comment #14321636

    I'd take HFC over FTTN. Last time I lived with DSL I enjoyed the same kind of speeds you're getting and three visits from Telstra minions came out to "sorry, nothing we can do". I'…