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Just seen the first things coming out of CES, but most notably for me... the Ryzen Threadripper 3990x.... 64 cores, 128 threads at 4.3GHz Boost 2.9Ghz base at a toasty 230w! In a desktop socket, that is a beast! (**Cough** it is £4k)
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Nice to see AMD starting to hit the laptop market with Ryzen. Not seen any mid-range chips in there yet (happy to be corrected) as the press seem to be focussing on entry/high level parts.

And I want one of those laptop lids!!!

 

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Just seen the first things coming out of CES, but most notably for me... the Ryzen Threadripper 3990x.... 64 cores, 128 threads at 4.3GHz Boost 2.9Ghz base at a toasty 230w! In a desktop socket, that is a beast! (**Cough** it is £4k)

 

64 cores in one die, or one package?

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I love the design of the new Intel ghost canyon NUC which can now accommodate larger video cards like an RTX 2070.

 

https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/7/21051879/intel-pc-nuc-9-extreme-ghost-canyon-element-hands-on-teardown-ces-2020

 

 

That and one of those new Samsung G9 49" ultrawide monitors to go with it would look good on my desk :cool:

 

https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2020/1/3/21047322/samsung-odyssey-g9-g7-curved-gaming-monitor-49-inch-qled-display-specs-ces-2020

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There are lots of devices with foldable screens at CES.

 

CES 2020 has demonstrated the state of foldable screen technology. We look at Intel's Horseshoe Bend prototype, Dell's Concept Ori and Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Fold. On one hand, the showings have convinced me that these products will be a big deal at some point. On the other, they’ve convinced me that that point is some way off.

 

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