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I suspect the 40% number is true but it will be for AI related tasks, I doubt we will get that in games.

The foresight on Punk

Jensen Hung's favourite song

You can pay it in via the post the office.

EK normally has a compatibility check on their website

Your there IT support why don't you show them how make payments using online banking?

Just finished watching Wrestlemania 40 (had to work hard to avoid spoilers over the last 3 days). Probably the best Mania in the lat 20 years all the matches were fun and well put together with the surprising exception of the Uso Vs Uso match which was disappointing. A strong showing by the...

XESS looks good, to get the best out of it you Intel hardware as it can use the XMX extensions but regardless the new 1.3 version will help set up Battlemage for success.

I bet Paul from RedgamingTech is nervously watching this drama to see how this plays out.

2nd hand RTX 3050 or 3060 for that sort of money.

Normally I would say 'you get what you vote for' but in this case it doesn't matter, Labour, Tory governments have come and gone but the crime ridden streets of East London remain. The only thing that has changed is housing affordability where it's got so bad not even the local villains can't...

Can't wait to see what Battlemage brings to the table, looks like it's on course for a Q2 release.

The reality was although the 68000 was popular it was expensive to manufacture and wasn't all that profitable. Intel had a ton resources and manpower to rapidly improve x86 and Motorola just couldn't keep up. As for Commodore I think had they been able to stay in business the tech they had...

Just yesterday I was watching a documentary on YouTube about the Amiga and how much better it's hardware was then anything else that was around at the time. It got me thinking just how popular and widespread the Motorola 68000 CPU was during the 80's and early 90's yet it very quickly went out...

It would help if there was a regulator in place who sets out industry guidance for this sort thing that way everyone knows what they should and shouldn't be paying for and know when to ask questions when expenditure exceeds the guidelines. Ultimately though people need to take on the...

From my own experience the best approach is to let leaseholders who live in the property manage themselves. When being run by owner occupiers you tend to get people who care and are more diligent and take responsibility. The trouble is finding people who want to take on this responsibility...

We had a sink fund on the block flats I was living at. The idea is to put money aside to cover any major expense or servicing item. This could include fixing damaged stair cases, replacing security doors, fixing the roof etc.

My other half works for LU and told me it's one of the most sought after roles on the network and one the highest paid positions that doesn't involve managing people (service operator probably gets more). Typically any role that becomes available it's filled internally, with that person coming...

If you can get the 4080 Super for under £1k I would get that. Near enough the same performance with raster but miles ahead when it comes to ray tracing and DLSS is far better then FRS (to be fair if I'm paying £1k for a GPU I wouldn't be looking to use any upscaling technology).

It's a large salary for most but I can see it being seen as 'decent' if your living in south and your salary is the only income coming into the household and you have a wife and two kids to support.