Archived threads in /g/ - Technology - 4006. page

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Let us all say thank you for giving us the best processor line up in the history of mankind

We can all say that Intel has enabled us watch HD porn, make our first steps towards a better life online and let us play vidya.

Intel has always been good to us and is responsible for most of our beautiful experiences online.

Thank you based Intel!!

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HOW CAN YOU EVEN COMPETE??!?!?

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What is the most efficient way to keep backups?

I'm using acronis for 5-6 years but I do single version backups (100%) so it take an entire night every time

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Is Lynx a botnet?!

seems like the only browser thats usable in 2017

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ok so i understand the fact that /g/ isnt a great place to have any actual conversations (4chan in general really) but im just curious, assuming you have a 1700x and a 1800x in the exact same build and both running at the same clock speed, they are going to have 98% identical performance correct?

im not sure how i can justify the ~$500 price for the 1800x if clock for clock its the same as the ~$400 1700x.

also how does their xfr thing work? does it have a hard limit for the 1700x and the 1800x has a higher limit? because assuming they are both under the same cooling solution they should hit the same clock speeds right? Honestly unless its really easy to OC to 4.5Ghz i dont think id put a manual overclock any higher then that

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any recommendations?

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How many of you are running this OS or have tried it?

There is a new release of 9front out now that looks nice.

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What does Windows 10 mean by that?

I have OC'ed my 3570k to 4 GHZ but Windows shows me that its running at up to 4.6 GHZ

I have disabled Turbo ... ran Prime95 for 30 mins without any issues and it never really went over 80°C average for all cores

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>google a post from another board
>find multiple websites that are literally mirrors of 4chan restructured to look like a regular forum with random usernames assigned to every post

What the fuck is this and why is it so common?

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>lol Bulldozer 2.0
>AMD has low quality parts
>they're barely competing with last gen processors
Holy shit. I was going to go with a $1500 i7-7700K build, but maybe I wont. I was a loyal Intel Shill since I first bought a PC, but this is the biggest eye-opener I've seen

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I just bought one of these. Poked around reviews for a while and people seemed to like the mic.

But it's SO FUCKING QUIET. It's a USB microphone, so I can't use windows to increase the gain. I've tried Peace/Equalizer APO but either I'm doing it wrong or it doesn't work. I'm retarded so it could be me, but are there other options to boost sound with a USB microphone?

What do, /g/?

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>core 2 quad

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At what point can one call themselves a "software engineer"? Can a web dev refer to themselves as an "engineer"?

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I have a question about CPUS

For the purposes of gaming, do we really get that much benefit out of buying the latest at greatest CPU? I'm currently running an i7 860 @ 4ghz. This is now a pretty ancient processor. However, how much better would a new processor, say a mid-range ryzen, run a game if both systems had the same GPUs? Say a GTX 1080. Nobody ever seems to actually benchmark these things, everybody just says "Oh well that CPU is X years old so obviously it'll kill your framerate" and i'm sure it does effect the framerate to a degree, but i'm having a hard time believing the CPU i have currently, which barely hits 70% load in games, is really holding me back that much. (At the moment i've got a GTX770) I'm wondering why i should bother dropping $500-700 on a new CPU/Mobo/Ram setup when i could put that money into a new GPU?

Has anyone actually ever seen benchmarks of something like this?

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Hey /g/ what would be a good cheap 4k tv to use for my computer and ps4 pro?