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Contracts exchanged today. I also bought a new dinner set that matches the colour scheme of the new house. (Gibson Elite Casa Gris in case you're wondering.)
I'm going to need to stay up to 3am playing Minecraft until I recover.
My current ISP doesn't offer adequate business broadband plans. They offer cheap 100/40 plans, and expensive plans at 250Mb symmetric and up, but not the common 250/100 plan. So I'm probably going to finally switch providers.
I'm currently on a 100/40 plan - but that's the best I can get here. At the new house that's almost the starting point.
Not bad, just expensive. Not much more expensive than the regular 3090 but that is already very very expensive - close to $2000 if you can even find one.
The 6950 XT appears to be even worse value for money. The model they spotted is water-cooled, yes, but it's over A$3000, when a regular 6900 XT can be easily found for A$1700.
That's on the high-performance P cores, with the low-power E cores hitting 4.5GHz.
Ryzen 7000, also due later this year, is expected to have all-core clocks over 5GHz.
The current models from both companies are already extremely fast, and these improvements should be pretty substantial. AMD could improve by more than 30%, and while Intel will have a smaller single-core speed boost, they will double the number of E cores from 8 to 16 to provide a significant increase in multi-threaded performance.
$499 for an 8GB/128GB model configured with the English language and the Google Play store. $599 for 12GB/256GB.
This is a high end small Android tablet, with a pretty recent Snapdragon 870 CPU and an 8.8" 2560x1600 screen. And a headphone jack and a microSD slot.
It's not cheap but there just plain aren't any real alternatives right now, unless you can find stock of Huawei's MediaPad M6 somewhere
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One of my nuggies tasted funny at lunch. Not bad, but as if the coating was a different mix. Just waiting to see if I accidentally got glutenated, which I have successfully avoided for more than two years.
Disclaimer: Bacon and eggs are gluten-free. Just sayin'.