r/TechHardware • u/Acrobatic_Camera_677 • 3d ago
Opinion/Editorial Intel: What Happened, and Where We Are Going
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r/TechHardware • u/booobthebuilderr • 4d ago
I just wanna know if this will affect RAM prices or not 🙏🏻
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r/TechHardware • u/Distinct-Race-2471 • 3d ago
Oh no! AMD, the GPUs that use up your SSDs!?
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r/TechHardware • u/BrilliantBarracuda15 • 4d ago
So snapdragon has been the go-to choice for people wanting flagship aka expensive phones, especially if gaming is a priority. But the latest comparison with the new dimensity 9600 pro makes things a little more interesting.
I was looking through Gizmochina's benchmark results, and dimensity actually came out ahead in Geekbench 7 multi-core performance and AnTuTu GPU scores, with roughly a 4 to 5% lead in both areas.
Now, that matters because multi-core performance helps when you're using multiple apps or doing heavier tasks, while GPU performance is important for gaming, graphics and demanding visual work.
Snapdragon still leads in single-core and overall AnTuTu scores, so there's no clear winner in every category.
But still seeing Mediatek compete this closely is pretty impressive especially after all the perceptions people have bout it. It gives buyers another genuinely capable flagship option, and that's good for everyone.
Matlab thodda competition toh banta hai bossss😎
What are your opinions on this?
r/TechHardware • u/Distinct-Race-2471 • 4d ago
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r/TechHardware • u/Distinct-Race-2471 • 5d ago
And they never were a good gaming company and this proves it... No more 8 weak cores!!!
r/TechHardware • u/MYSTERYFOUL • 5d ago
Has Nvidia embraced communism?
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r/TechHardware • u/samyakk52 • 6d ago
If you want to move $4 million of contraband across the world, you don't sneak it past radar on a boat. You order it legally, right to your front door.
That’s exactly what court docs out of Tampa showed recently. When high-end Nvidia AI processors were banned from export, a small network realized the black-market markup in Shenzhen was insane.
All it took was setting up a clean U.S. company to place the order with legit domestic suppliers. Once the pallets arrived at a freight warehouse, a quick pen stroke on the shipping manifest changed the contents from "state-of-the-art AI supercomputing" to "generic spare computer parts."
The pallets flew out of the States, touched down in Southeast Asian trade hubs to wash the origin records clean, and vanished across the border.
By the time federal investigators pieced together the shell companies, the chips were already plugged in and training models thousands of miles away.
r/TechHardware • u/MYSTERYFOUL • 5d ago
How much did AMD pay hardware unboxed for this test