Hardware

and definitely not for people who can't stop fiddling with buttons

Welp, guess I'm out :(

Qualcomm has announced plans to develop custom data center CPUs that use Nvidia technology to connect to Nvidia’s AI chips. This marks the company’s return to the data center CPU market, where it was previously active but scaled back its operations due to cost constraints and legal challenges.

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/38284002

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi will invest 50 billion yuan ($6.9 billion) in developing high-end smartphone chips, the firm's founder said on Monday.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/44399337

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[Tap to see Timestamps]:

• [0:10] Over 20+ different CPU air coolers
• [0:11] An all-metal 17 blade fan
• [0:33] 20+ different liquid coolers
• [0:44] RAM cooler
• [0:48] Tank case?

  • "Took them 3 months to make and is just for fun"

• [1:00] New Thermalright computer cases
• [1:48] Breakdown and coverage on only 3 of air coolers (which is totally understanable)
• [3:50] New fan variety with varying material and blade count

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Everything old is new again.

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If Cooler Master's able to get their yields above 50% and the thermal reduction in CPU cooling is realized in their final product, this could introduce quite a revolution in CPU cooling for consumer/gamer PCs.

btw side note: QMax/Qmax is the maximum quantity of heat that can be absorbed at the conductive surface of the cooler while the cooler operates at its optimal rated efficiency.

So according to their white paper, we could potentially see a 50W increase from their prior cooler designs which would be quite significant if realized.