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Oh, I'm aware. I had an LG B6P for five years and ran into a lot of the early OLED problems. I now have a LG C2 and will never go back...

I'm pretty sure the refresh isn't stressing the OLED pixels; someone more technically inclined can tell me if I'm wrong or not.

What you are going to see is more and more companies just backing off the leading edge of chip design. Because lets face it: In the...

Years ago I noted there was no technical reason preventing OLEDs from reaching greater then 120Hz. Fast forward two years and they're...

As someone who did some outsourced work for both: details matter here. Remember the on-paper maximum performance for the Cell was...

Easier, yes. But from pretty much all reports out there, even when programmed very unoptimally the Cell was still a good 20-30% faster...

Because Windows (and other OSs) really weren't designed around assigning threads to cores that are not all fundamentally equal. It's...

If it's anything like my C2, silent.

Cache is the most expensive part of the CPU.

The problem is absent direct investment, it's cheaper for Intel to outsource production and eat the Tariffs then it is to maintain it's...

Speaking as a Software Engineer: We do *not* want to have to mange P versus E cores at an application level; this forces us to care...

Reduced resolution, framerate, and dedicated HW.

To be fair, games doing this is a necessary step as we eventually move to full ray-tracing for all lighting effects.

Technically...the best solution is the "every APP is an instance of a VM", eg, running an app kicks off a VM for a given OS that runs...

The problem is all these engineering firms are run by financial guys now, who are focused on short-term stock gains over long term...