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It's not super-fast; it amounts to a low-mid-range card by today's standards. It has 32 compute units compared to 40 on the 6700 XT - pretty close - but only 32MB of cache compared to 96MB on the 6700 XT.
But the advantage of that part is that it makes for a smaller chip that will still fly through games at 1080p and might actually be available at a reasonable price.
That's the biggest in a series of massive scams that have looted billions of dollars in cryptocurrencies. It's notable that the two directors of this particular scam are aged 20 and 17.
If you go to that site you won't notice anything amiss. That's because they had backups. It took them a few hours to re-sync their database but after that everything came right back up.
Actually I don't know how many people use the Microsoft Store to download apps. With the number of Windows PCs out there it's probably not insignificant.
Most such sites don't have the problem of having to block particular accounts because they - Facebook, Twitter, YouTube - are banned outright in China. LinkedIn isn't, yet.
What they should do is tell the Chinese government to shove a pumpkin up its ass and sing Lili Marlene. What they are doing is blocking individual accounts from being accessed from China.
They squish movies down to 10 minutes or so, add narration, and upload them to YouTube. The movie studios are claiming that each view of these squishies constitutes a lost sale, totalling about a billion dollars in the past year.
Which is unmitigated bullshit, but even in the US this likely wouldn't pass the fair use test.