I couldn't even reach it but got stuck in some proxy to site thingy but could access through some cloudflare always on thingy by also search on it so maybe the first thing with not accessible was just a short thing.
I think our government here in Sweden want the ISPs to block it and that they are forced to do it so I don't know why I can't access it at all really. (Without VPN that is.)
Which was illegal in Russia? Even though I was in Sweden? Not sure Swedish police would arrest me for having an opinion in Sweden which is ok regardless of what Russia thought about it? Here in Sweden you are free to have your opinion. Just not express it.
Interpol doesn't really do anything but pass information.
So you mean they won't get information about Swedish residents anyway?
What made me wonder was because in a video two(?) guys from NMR was stopped by the police who was very sure they would go to Gothenburg, where NMR would have a demonstration.
That would to me suggest the police knew they had sympathies with them or even had gathered intelligence about them going there, which is a political event.
In some way that would to me seem to suggest they do care about their political sympathies after all and since Interpol is just fine with profiling and registering people and Sweden is participated I assumed that maybe they report these individuals to Interpol instead and then a register is created there which they have access to anyhow regardless of what our laws say.
Or you don't think Swedish authorities will contribute such data to Interpol because of how our laws are?
My advice, assume all processors have backdoors and select those designed and made in places that cannot be compelled by the country in which you live for backdoor access.
Here in Sweden the authorities aren't allowed to register your political opinions.
However I assume Interpol are and they co-operate with them... And they are ~everywhere.
I don't know how they are connected. Could log into AIM with my e-mail but what I want to do is find my ICQ UIN and see if I can find an old friend there.
You are forgetting SATA ports and USB 3.1 gen1 and gen2 is also coming from cpu
On Ryzen? I saw he said that.
Care to link or explain it in full instead of just dropping so little information?
http://www.amd.com/en-us/produ... List 2+10+6 USB on X370 chipset, and 6 SATA + x2 NVMe or 4 SATA + x4 NVMe + 2 SATA express. But that's listed on chipset, not processor.
Ryzen has 24 lanes of which 16x will/may be used for graphics and 4x for the chipset and then another 4x from the CPU and Intel have "20" of which 4 (DMI 3 8 GT/s) is for the chipset right?
So yeah, a lead of 4 for Ryzen.
But if you NEED more PCI-express then Intel have HEDT and AMD have Threadripper. But sure, more would be nice, and Zen+ people speculate will have PCI-express 4.0, that's of course nice. I feel you're right pointing out this flaw and it one but I don't really know what I should be doing about it. Sure Ryzen 7 may be a bit better because of this, even though I feel connectivity is pretty limited there too.
I think it's reasonable to ask why Intel CPU's have not seen any large jump in performance or features until they had to, due to AMD competition, again.
You've answered that yourself. Because of lacking AMD competition they didn't had too.
The R&D time and cost on these new chips is multiple years. That means, that Intel can't just roll out a chip in response to AMD, unless they either have good corporate intellignence and knew one to two years ago that AMD was coming back in a big way
No problem. Intel have improved their cores and production the whole time and have had quad core desktop chips since Core 2. They launched six core Sandy-Bridge-E processors back in 2011 and have had Xeons with many cores too for a very long time. So it's been around. Intel just haven't put it into the main-stream market. The six-core i7 5820 from 2014 didn't really cost more than the i7 4790K though ($10-$20?) so even back then you could get a six-core CPU for the price of a quad-core one. The motherboards and RAM for the HEDT platform (DDR4 in this case) was more expensive though.
With quad-core on core quad, core i, on Sandy-bridge (2xxx), Ivy-bridge (3xxx), Haswell (4xxx), Broadwell (5xxx), Skylake (6xxx), Kaby lake (7xxx) I've been waiting to get it hopefully I think even with Broadwell and over and over again it didn't happened even though they have shrunk the manufacturing process and the HEDT chips went from 6 to 8 to 10 cores and even more now (18?), it was bound to happen eventually and hopefully it would have happened now anyway. As in the lower end though whatever that would get this sort of upgrade or not and as for whatever the HEDT line would get as high core counts as they ended up getting that could be questioned. But something like the i7 8700K I've waited on and expect for a long time. It was obvious it would happen eventually.
or the much more likely answer that they've been sitting on new features and performance because they wanted to milk the previous generation for all it was worth.
Of course. Why would they do something else unless needed?
which is why I will be building an new AMD system, even if it doesn't give me quite the top performance I might get from an Intel chip
I've had a shitty processor for a long time and waited and waited on Ryzen even at this time the last year for instance and then it was supposed to come maybe end of year, then Q1, then March, then weak supplies, and then the performance wasn't really up there in gaming (it has improved since, as has memory support), but then the Coffee lake become closer and closer and knowing i7 7700K was better for games before and assuming 8700K would keep up in single thread performance but get 50% boost from two more cores in multi-threaded (6 cores faster than Ryzen cores vs 8 Ryzen cores) it seemed to be the best trade-off. And now it's launched and for multi-threaded at stock it doesn't really live up to over-clocked 1700 or stock 1800X performance at all tasks but with both OC it likely is very close on both. At single-core performance it's better of course. Still for streaming it seem like Ryzen 7 may still have a small advantage. I wonder if that could be compensated for by running OBS on 2 cores and the game on 4? Some people use a secondary PC for streaming,
I would to be fine supporting AMD and these last months it's been a wise decision and even now it's a decent choice. However since I've sat here and waited with my complete garbage processor (AMD Phenom X4 9850) it feel a bit easier to buy the Intel chip because that I couldn't buy before whereas I could had gotten my lovely Ryzen 7 1700X a long time ago (I actually have had at-least two at home and even pre-ordered it but I've returned them because I have been undecided even though I would unlikely had been unhappy with it and this PC is such a fucking pain plus just think of all the electricity I've wasted and all
Submitter likely meant base but the base frequency isn't even very relevant than the all core boost is higher and the power save brings it lower anyway.
The i5 8400 has an all core boost of 3.8 GHz and a single core boost of 4.0 GHz, so the 2.8 base isn't as bad as it seem..
Just ramble on about socialism, how everyone are racist, fascist, white, man-splaining, how black lives matter and so on and hope it get caught and will be filtered out in the future;D
See demoneytization of YouTube channels of those with the wrong content.
Say what you want about that but showing ads you can do anyway.
But Google and Facebook commands what's said on the Internet together with the governments.
Bring AI to the surveillance of communication and what do you get? I don't doubt these or AI companies in general would say no to providing that service to the thought-police. It will happen. To some extent it's already running but it will of course go much further.
Slashdot Mirror
A view mine as my dick.
Pretty much useless and dysfunctional, no-one would want it as theirs. (AMD Phenom X4 9850.)
Yes.
Move back to Europe.
Save the white continent.
There's enough tritium in the universe to keep Mars warm!! ... for 100 days at-least.
Have them pay for it. .. or alternatively just give it all back to Mexico and have them sort it out ;)
.. after having closed the tab?
I couldn't even reach it but got stuck in some proxy to site thingy but could access through some cloudflare always on thingy by also search on it so maybe the first thing with not accessible was just a short thing.
I think our government here in Sweden want the ISPs to block it and that they are forced to do it so I don't know why I can't access it at all really. (Without VPN that is.)
Which was illegal in Russia? Even though I was in Sweden?
Not sure Swedish police would arrest me for having an opinion in Sweden which is ok regardless of what Russia thought about it?
Here in Sweden you are free to have your opinion. Just not express it.
Interpol doesn't really do anything but pass information.
So you mean they won't get information about Swedish residents anyway?
What made me wonder was because in a video two(?) guys from NMR was stopped by the police who was very sure they would go to Gothenburg, where NMR would have a demonstration.
That would to me suggest the police knew they had sympathies with them or even had gathered intelligence about them going there, which is a political event.
In some way that would to me seem to suggest they do care about their political sympathies after all and since Interpol is just fine with profiling and registering people and Sweden is participated I assumed that maybe they report these individuals to Interpol instead and then a register is created there which they have access to anyhow regardless of what our laws say.
Or you don't think Swedish authorities will contribute such data to Interpol because of how our laws are?
My advice, assume all processors have backdoors and select those designed and made in places that cannot be compelled by the country in which you live for backdoor access.
Here in Sweden the authorities aren't allowed to register your political opinions.
However I assume Interpol are and they co-operate with them. .. And they are ~everywhere.
I don't know how they are connected.
Could log into AIM with my e-mail but what I want to do is find my ICQ UIN and see if I can find an old friend there.
Was it you who posted as AC about SATA and USB from the CPU?
At-least it mentioned here.
Can you link some information.
You are forgetting SATA ports and USB 3.1 gen1 and gen2 is also coming from cpu
On Ryzen?
I saw he said that.
Care to link or explain it in full instead of just dropping so little information?
http://www.amd.com/en-us/produ...
List 2+10+6 USB on X370 chipset, and 6 SATA + x2 NVMe or 4 SATA + x4 NVMe + 2 SATA express.
But that's listed on chipset, not processor.
What you mean? Suck that you posted as AC.
Ryzen has 24 lanes of which 16x will/may be used for graphics and 4x for the chipset and then another 4x from the CPU and Intel have "20" of which 4 (DMI 3 8 GT/s) is for the chipset right?
So yeah, a lead of 4 for Ryzen.
But if you NEED more PCI-express then Intel have HEDT and AMD have Threadripper. But sure, more would be nice, and Zen+ people speculate will have PCI-express 4.0, that's of course nice. I feel you're right pointing out this flaw and it one but I don't really know what I should be doing about it. Sure Ryzen 7 may be a bit better because of this, even though I feel connectivity is pretty limited there too.
I think it's reasonable to ask why Intel CPU's have not seen any large jump in performance or features until they had to, due to AMD competition, again.
You've answered that yourself.
Because of lacking AMD competition they didn't had too.
The R&D time and cost on these new chips is multiple years. That means, that Intel can't just roll out a chip in response to AMD, unless they either have good corporate intellignence and knew one to two years ago that AMD was coming back in a big way
No problem.
Intel have improved their cores and production the whole time and have had quad core desktop chips since Core 2. They launched six core Sandy-Bridge-E processors back in 2011 and have had Xeons with many cores too for a very long time.
So it's been around. Intel just haven't put it into the main-stream market. The six-core i7 5820 from 2014 didn't really cost more than the i7 4790K though ($10-$20?) so even back then you could get a six-core CPU for the price of a quad-core one. The motherboards and RAM for the HEDT platform (DDR4 in this case) was more expensive though.
With quad-core on core quad, core i, on Sandy-bridge (2xxx), Ivy-bridge (3xxx), Haswell (4xxx), Broadwell (5xxx), Skylake (6xxx), Kaby lake (7xxx) I've been waiting to get it hopefully I think even with Broadwell and over and over again it didn't happened even though they have shrunk the manufacturing process and the HEDT chips went from 6 to 8 to 10 cores and even more now (18?), it was bound to happen eventually and hopefully it would have happened now anyway. As in the lower end though whatever that would get this sort of upgrade or not and as for whatever the HEDT line would get as high core counts as they ended up getting that could be questioned. But something like the i7 8700K I've waited on and expect for a long time. It was obvious it would happen eventually.
or the much more likely answer that they've been sitting on new features and performance because they wanted to milk the previous generation for all it was worth.
Of course. Why would they do something else unless needed?
which is why I will be building an new AMD system, even if it doesn't give me quite the top performance I might get from an Intel chip
I've had a shitty processor for a long time and waited and waited on Ryzen even at this time the last year for instance and then it was supposed to come maybe end of year, then Q1, then March, then weak supplies, and then the performance wasn't really up there in gaming (it has improved since, as has memory support), but then the Coffee lake become closer and closer and knowing i7 7700K was better for games before and assuming 8700K would keep up in single thread performance but get 50% boost from two more cores in multi-threaded (6 cores faster than Ryzen cores vs 8 Ryzen cores) it seemed to be the best trade-off. And now it's launched and for multi-threaded at stock it doesn't really live up to over-clocked 1700 or stock 1800X performance at all tasks but with both OC it likely is very close on both. At single-core performance it's better of course. Still for streaming it seem like Ryzen 7 may still have a small advantage. I wonder if that could be compensated for by running OBS on 2 cores and the game on 4? Some people use a secondary PC for streaming,
I would to be fine supporting AMD and these last months it's been a wise decision and even now it's a decent choice. However since I've sat here and waited with my complete garbage processor (AMD Phenom X4 9850) it feel a bit easier to buy the Intel chip because that I couldn't buy before whereas I could had gotten my lovely Ryzen 7 1700X a long time ago (I actually have had at-least two at home and even pre-ordered it but I've returned them because I have been undecided even though I would unlikely had been unhappy with it and this PC is such a fucking pain plus just think of all the electricity I've wasted and all
Submitter likely meant base but the base frequency isn't even very relevant than the all core boost is higher and the power save brings it lower anyway.
The i5 8400 has an all core boost of 3.8 GHz and a single core boost of 4.0 GHz, so the 2.8 base isn't as bad as it seem ..
It's a great gamers chip.
Yeah. Just have no income and spend everything.
... just in time for when the next generation is done :/
Maybe it has excellent scaling?
Micropeened white boy spotted.
In any situation I'm white & male so under all circumstances I'm superior to anyone who aren't.
Thanks for playing.
Just ramble on about socialism, how everyone are racist, fascist, white, man-splaining, how black lives matter and so on and hope it get caught and will be filtered out in the future ;D
I'd be curious and maybe pretty quickly it would become one of the best distributions around?
With some locked down/in content? Maybe the rest of the community would had tried to fight back with GPL everywhere?
... then again it's not like our government let us say what's on our mind either anyway ..
Maybe that suit well with the concept of one leading male fertilizing multiple women. Get some help with extra variation.
(4:1 would even fit the Islamic ratio of women per man.)
Browser and my bankid application and Steam mobile authentication is what I need I guess.
if it could run Android APKs and have something like Samsung health then that's also good.
Maybe things like camera will be complete garbage though, both in hardware and software side?
See demoneytization of YouTube channels of those with the wrong content.
Say what you want about that but showing ads you can do anyway.
But Google and Facebook commands what's said on the Internet together with the governments.
Bring AI to the surveillance of communication and what do you get?
I don't doubt these or AI companies in general would say no to providing that service to the thought-police.
It will happen. To some extent it's already running but it will of course go much further.
Well, maybe he's still living it.
Maybe there just haven't been any shared innovation on the Linux desktop. Ever thought about that? ;D