• bykdd@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    5 days ago

    ipad was released and it was too expensive. i remember my first chineese tablet. i bought a small tablet from aliexpress. its not great or terrible now they are really good. so they will cath im sure.

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    Been running Yeston 2gb gpus with AMD chips for a while with no problem. I’d buy the same with SMIC chips as long as a) it lowers the price b) has Linux drivers c) works with Ryzen CPUs.

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    6 days ago

    Unfortunately this is irrelevant unless

    1. There are several independent reviews confirming the performance figures

    2. These GPUs are widely available to a global market

    Even then, we can see with modern trends that Nvidia maintains a passive market lead because they are the default choice because they have a market lead, because they are the default choice, ad infinitum

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    I built a PC earlier this year which should last me a long, long time. I fully expect my next one to come almost entirely from China

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    6 days ago

    Geekbench did some testing a month ago, and came up with ‘comparable to a gtx 660.’

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      Yeah that’s mentioned in the article, hopefully the new run is representative of an overall improved software situation and they’re not specifically targeting geekbench results.

      But then I guess even if they are targeting geekbench then this run is representative of the performance of the GPU if they’re able to optimize for specific games anyways.

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      4 days ago

      Even if China were doing that, what would they do with the information? Nothing, because they don’t give a shit about you, because you’re on the other side of the planet. They’re not doing that because they’re not cartoon villains wasting their time and effort on nefarious plots against Western randos.

      Also, almost all of your current hardware came from China, so I guess you’re not actually that worried about it.

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      GPUs being able to spy on you is a problem. Linux and OSs should work on ways to minimise this possibility. But specifically worrying about them ratting you out to the CPC is in my opinion much less serious than spying on you for commercial interests. Ultimately it’s possible to avoid visiting China if you aren’t Chinese. Including Chinese websites.

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      6 days ago

      Even if they traced your CPC complaints, they’re literally so far away from you to even matter while the US is literally next to you and has threatened to annex you ffs 😂 assuming you’re canadian, by your instance

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      Don’t worry, the US govt will proudly sell the opportunity for palantir or some other bullshit AI surveillance company to embed spyware into your hardware to ensure you’re not a terrorist*

      *someone critical of the trump regime

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      Even if that were true, it’d be better than spyware tracing everything to the US Empire. What’s China going to do to me when I live in the US?