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I think it's possible that the attachment is too large and eating too much upload bandwidth of the site. Once I have the image...

Yes, and that's part the reason why CPU today are so heavy. One thing Apple can do is to remove 32 bits support from their ARM CPU, but...

I guess that depends on what you want from AA. Some don't like jagged edges (thus "edge AA") and some don't like flickering ("temporal"...

Streaming devices like Apple TV for example have a feature called match dynamic range. When hdr is detected it switches the panel to...

It'd be nicer if Windows handles HDR better. For example, many monitors do not show SDR contents well in HDR mode, so it's generally not...

Yeah that's an issue. As other mentioned Intel's process used to use very different design rules from others. TSMC on the other hand is...

Yes if Intel's doing their own products, but if fabbing for NVIDIA I think cost will still be an issue unless their process is much...

The local retailer I mentioned sell 5070 TI on a online shop this time, and apparently all were sold out now, even those expensive...

On the CPU side the extra sorting will cost some performance, but depends on how you do that it can be minimized. For example if you can...

No, the "GPU" (they weren't called that way back then) generates those alpha pixels. Since the transformations were done on the CPU...

I have looked at the current listing of 5070 Ti on some local retailers. Apparently the cheapest ones are priced at NVIDIA's MSRP...

I think Raja got a point here. Running a foundry is very challenging for Intel because of its higher cost. Even TSMC has a hard time...

From my memory (I could be wrong as it's 20 years ago), it works like what you described. It's generating alpha pixels on polygon edges...

It's a bit different though. Of course it depends on what qualifies as a "state of matter." However, this quasiparticle behaves neither...

It probably depends on how easy (and costly) to make a memory region shared between 32 bits and 64 bits. I believe it's possible if it's...