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The problem with the PS3s architecture is there were HW bottlenecks that would stall the CPU if not properly managed, and the only way...

Remember back in the PS3/360 days most consoles were still using *very* low-level libraries and coding; not like today where you just do...

Oh, both consoles were absolutely budget. For all the flack the Cell gets, it was about twice as fast (at maximum theoretical...

I remember back on Toms all the debates that we had (including AMDs own shill); I was always questionable on the base architecture and...

The problem is generally scalability and commerciality. Unless you have a few billion plus to make the required infrastructure to mass...

As I noted at the time: Had Zen failed, AMD was going to go bankrupt, given its outstanding debt was more then the company's total...

Can attest to this; my 2013 Prius still going strong, the only thing that has gone wrong was the battery (no, *not* the hybrid one) died...

Its worth noting that most recent UBI studies have been largely successful. The general consensus is that the increase in the ability...

General rule: Using more sticks tends to reduce OC stability slightly.

It's not that hard a concept to grasp, yet somehow some fail to grasp it.

1: Not everyone focuses on having every setting at maximum values; there's a lot of us who want a CPU that will handle 1440p for the...

2 CPUs have the exact same price. CPU A is much faster in gaming than CPU B but I don't know that cause reviewers instead of testing...

"Second" time. The CD-I games exist whether Nintendo acknowledges them or not.

Potentially a massive finding, but a series of just one is hardly even a trend.

You missed the point as well. The entire point of tax incentives are (generally, since there are some *really* bad exceptions) to make...