Black Mirror Intensifies

Depends. Maybe gamers want the best of the best.
But for regular users you can make a whole model of this.
Buying the latest tech at maximum costs and keeping that for 6 years is often more expensive and gives you on average a slower system than buying mainstream stuff and keeping it for 3 years.
(environmental costs not included)

Imagine that. Money is getting tighter for people yet they keep raising prices by leaps and bounds. Maybe they should fire their executives since literally any jackass could see how their plan wasn't going to work.

Sure, but that’s an entirely different argument.

only on the 30 series and higher.

Clearly not when there is widespread performance issues causes by shoddy loading of shaders, you don't understand how software works, your own source admits they messed up the loading of shaders

You are truly a delusional fanboy, this is why companies can get away with releasing buggy games nowadays

Why shouldn’t we use chatgp? Why should we actually learn? I’m confused

Words that needs to be banned from /r/technology is "Web3" "Crypto" "NFT" "Blockchain"

Looks at the 9-10 year gap between his last PC parts update.

3-4 years. Sure.

Lmao I don't think you understand how computers work. The game is fine.

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Mainly gas at the moment according to Gridwatch

Now we just need a cheap source of fresh human brains…

Chatgpt makes a lot of mistakes. Honestly. I work with it and I have to crosscheck everything it says because it balantly tries to serve an answer that pleases. But that is not essentially correct.

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Funny that people are waiting for the cyptobased prices to come down, keep trying fuckos we aren't letting you anchor that new price.

>these deployments have to pay themselves off

So far all of them are paid off or will be by 2024. The companies who are managing them are only selling the energy to consumers. not using it to offset prices or recoup costs

>Since launch, Hogwarts Legacy PC players have reported stuttering and crashing while playing the game, and it seems to be caused by how it loads shaders. Unreal Engine games using DirectX12 have a tendency to chug when shaders load in for the first time, and it doesn't matter how good of a gaming rig you have. Final Fantasy 7 Remake was a particularly egregious example of shader sin, and for some, Hogwarts Legacy is just as bad

What dream are you living in, this is the definition of piss poor optimisation, stop simping for companies they 100% should be criticized for this

Just like a redditor

UK includes burning biomass in their definition of clean fuel, so take it with a pinch of salt

>Part of the solution, he says, is to ensure the U.S. has enough immigrants to help fill important roles in the tech industry.

>“We need to be graduating the best folks, we need to be giving them a pathway so that they can stay in the United States,” 

Translation: We need to Fix our immigration system which has been unchanged since the mid-twentieth century. STOP HOLDING ANY FIX HOSTAGE TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION.

There is a bit of delusion of knowing about technology which translates into "I'm an expert in technology" while really ignoring the person in the room going "we should pen test"

In this case microprocessors?

It's ambiguous because china only makes the very low end chips. They are not a threat to the high end market.

The article does not differentiate. So yeah china makes a lot of chips, but not even the quality to go in a car, more like a toaster. Lots of em, but just the real basic designs.

>it’s well known that it has passed multiple professional exams.

Well yeah. There's very clearly defined correct answers for professional exams.

When a student is writing an essay, the primary objective is creating and defending an argument. Abdicating that responsibility to ChatGPT is circumventing the entire point of the assignment

I'll be happy if they finished the HL2 episodes.