Your first statement is correct; your second statement is incorrect, considering that large portions of electronic hardware are computer electronic hardware, and almost all modern computer electronic hardware doesn't work without software^(1).
ETA's video runs through the gamut of unboxing and a spec overview before jumping into a TDP breakdown, where things start getting interesting.
Is this just a repost of an ETA Prime video?
They already have your money. From what I've heard about statistics, most people don't return defect products.
IIRC they sell a couple hundred thousand phones a year which is a very small operation compared to big makers that can move that volume on a single model within their lineups of dozens of yearly releases.
Yeah that's like 1d6 towns worth of phones.
Your entire game could be in the next floor up from the CPU cores, instead of in a metaphorical different city.
I wonder if anyone has tested "underclocking" an OLED monitor; for example, if it can do 1000 cd/m^2 nits, run it at 600 cd/m^2. I would guess this would provide a much longer lifespan, and basically be the equivalent of paying more for a longer-lasting monitor?
NVIDIA Announces Financial Results for Third Quarter Fiscal 2024
Can someone explain this to me? Because it's 2023, so how do they have results for 2024?
Seriously.
NVIDIA Announces Financial Results for Third Quarter Fiscal 2024
Can someone explain this to me? Because it's 2023, so how do they have results for 2024?
Seriously.
Very slowly, painstakingly, and carefully.
Buzzword bingo. AI-powered GPUs that do AI for customers wanting AI on their GPU AI. AI.
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I dunno. It might be. Anyone in this field want to weigh in?
Better title: Inside Indian workers' struggle to get basic decency and fair treatment at Foxconn factories.