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by reroute22 3y ago
They will compare to the generation of products that yields the largest expected number of potential buyers. The largest expected number of potential buyers equals "the probability of upgrading when properly advertised to" * (mult
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by reroute22 3y ago
Short answer: yes. Long answer: If the hypothesis of the parent comment is correct, then the following should be true: joining shader logic paths or parts with very different resource usage, notably register usage, shall no more cause occup
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by reroute22 3y ago
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ok-how-big-a-deal-is-th... + https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ok-how-big-a-deal-is-th... sound very plausible, potentially spot on.
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by reroute22 3y ago
I hate meta. It always sucks.
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by reroute22 3y ago
I think there is a bit of an exaggeration in the previous comment. Feature sizes decoupled from process node names mid-90s somewhat mildly, with transistor density remaining accurate to the naming. With introduction of FinFET transistors (2
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by reroute22 3y ago
This is wildly false, see https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/143ugg4/comment/j... as a real world example of a gaming PC you can buy right now for $2,600 which is the top of the crop and an
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by reroute22 3y ago
The post quoted did indeed nail it IMO. But I don't think those who pulled the trigger on buying a whole PC in addition to Mac just to game are the audience here: those people clearly value PC gaming a lot, spending that kind of money