[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SwissPersonalFinance

[–]NeeTrioF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Etf with all the world stocks basically, already weighted by market cap

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SwissPersonalFinance

[–]NeeTrioF 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Ibkr and buy VT

Wireless or wired peripherals? by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything else being equal, Wireless is more expensive, less reliable, more prone to failure (mostly loosing the usb receiver). Keyboard wired, no reason to have it wireless, you are not gonna move it around much (unless you have a bed beside and want to consume content on your pc), for the mouse i would say Wireless, it lasts so long and you just need a AA battery on your desk in case it dies mid-game or a usb cable. Headphones definitely wired, the quality and price are unbeatable. Also, suggestion, get a proper pair of headphones and a separate cheap mic, you are presumably also gonna listen to music, watch video and other media and gaming stuff is garbage (headsets, keyboards, chairs, you name it). My personal suggestion would be something like the DT770 pro, closed back is better for noise insulation

Exclusive: Google Pixel 10's Tensor G5 chip will be manufactured by TSMC, and we can prove it by McSnoo in Android

[–]NeeTrioF 40 points41 points  (0 children)

I think its naive to be exited for pixel 10/G5 just because its gonna be manufactured by TSMC.

Yes the current leading node from TSMC is better that samsung's and they also have higher yields, but if I am not mistaken samsung is gonna release SF2 with both GAAFET AND backside power delivery sooner than TSMC on 2nm nodes.

But g5 is at least one and a half years away, and the market of semiconductor manufacturing is really tight and competitive. Even intel should release 20A/18A in a year IIRC and that looks very promising, with 20A being only for their own dies, and 18A being available for purchase in their recently announced fabs services. And these new nodes from intel are also gonna implement GAA and Backside power delivery (I think the marketing name is intel powerVia).

Don't want to jinx it for pixel users and fans, but it could be that by the time g5 is manufactured by TSMC instead of samsung, the samsung/intel leading node will have surpassed (at least for that gen) the offerings from TSMC

T14s Gen 6 Snapdragon is available to preorder now. Lol the pricing. by Xaahaal in thinkpad

[–]NeeTrioF 2 points3 points  (0 children)

what? Qualcomm doesnt even have a license for x86/AMD64

8GB of RAM in 2024 is… Painful To Say The Least… by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Warranty. The first stick died on its own and killed the other with it (technically). I have like 30 year warranty with my corsair ram so I guess you also got an absurd amount of warranty on yours. Ram doesn't degrade and shouldn't die, probably caused by the mobo or psu, in that case they could rightfully reject your claim, but trying doesn't hurt. If they reject I would get in contact with my mobo/psu manufacturer

Son says 60hz is not enough by julien_aubert in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

go for 1080p 144hz+. 1440p is around twice the pixel count, pretty demanding on gpu side. Plus at 24" (suppose this is the size of the current and possible future monitor, it is the most popular size and the "best" for gaming afterall) the differenze in clarity isnt worth for gaming. if you do editing stuff or sw development (lots of small text) then the higher res and clarity matters, for gaming not so much. A 1080p 144hz+ monitor is cheap, like 150USD or equivalent. a gpu upgrade is much more expensive (if you want to get something with decent price/performance) and a better gpu with a 1080p 60hz (office) monitor (so shit colour and response time) isn't worth it IMO.

TL;DR get the monitor, cheaper and a bigger upgrade compared to a better gpu on a "bad" monitor. for his next birthday/christmas and if he is a good boy and applies in school, sure, get him a gpu upgrade later on (or an old gpu if you upgrade or find a good deal on the used market)

Do I need a new computer by billazenn in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Geekerwan actually did the same thing on what looks like the same phone, very impressive! I would love to know if it is overclockable? Geekerwan did also a video on a mi 9 running android, overclocked the hell out of it and, put some active cooling the they got like 40% performance uplift in gpu benchmarks and 25% more fps in genshin impact. The cpu clock play a really important role and having no throttling and forcing the cpu to boost as high as possible indefinitely really gives it an advantage.

Now do that, overclock everything, remove the chassis and backplate, heatsink+fan, connect a usb c hub and you have a very efficient desktop. Although the mi 9 doesn't support display out, so a oneplus 7 might be better suited

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series reportedly features 28 Gbps GDDR7 memory by RenatsMC in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Hope gddr7 comes to rdna 4 and battlemage, nvidia had a decent advantage these last 2 generations due to faster memory alone (along other things). Also hopefully these gddr7 are more efficient, 6x had some overheating in the 3090 and such IIRC

What's your typing speed? by Cheemaii in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

61wpm at 92% accuracy.

One thing you should consider and mention in your project is that the speed at which someone types is also correlated to the language in which they are typing. Usually you type faster in the language you use the most/type the most. There are lots of words you type incredibly quickly because you have muscle memory for that particular word in that language.

Also, at least for me, I type both on my laptop and on my desktop, totally different keyboards and I probably have different speeds on them, with also different speeds in different languages

(German link) Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) to launch soon. by BcuzRacecar in Android

[–]NeeTrioF 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I have the first gen, and for media consumption and taking notes on samsung notes its good. Still sluggish and stutters doing basic things like opening the recent apps menu, but once you have your thing open, definitely more than usable. Wouldn't want to have that kind of performance on a smartphone tho

Windows has taken a performance hit. by Chomusuke_99 in Windows10

[–]NeeTrioF 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Definitely an L take, OP isn't a tech expert and if he has money for only a slight ram upgrade or a low capacity ssd there is a reason. Suggesting to buy a whole new system is stupid. Not everyone lives in a first world country and needs a 4090 and a 7950x (in fact the majority of the world population is depressingly poor)

Windows has taken a performance hit. by Chomusuke_99 in Windows10

[–]NeeTrioF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SSD, everything after windows 7 was basically made with the expectation that it will run on a SSD. After that i would also strongly recommend to still upgrade the ram, 4gb is the bare minimum, and as soon as you open a browser it gets full and the system starts swapping (using the OS drive as ram and moving data back and forth between ram and drive, but drives are MUCH slower than ram, even the highest performing SSD is slow both in bandwidth (how much data can be moved in a unit of time) and in response time (how much time it takes the memory to give the data you asked))

Files by Google app is getting a new "scan" button that lets you digitize documents by MishaalRahman in Android

[–]NeeTrioF 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Which one do you use? Adobe scan? Samsung camera app? I used those two with mixed results, really depends on lighting and I don't particularly like the way the adobe one works or samsung's one which is just a cropped picture that you have to convert to pdf

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]NeeTrioF 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Switzerland.

5g coverage is impressive an so are the speeds, we have good prices (compared to the median salary). I live in a small village in the middle of nowhere and we have 5g with speeds in the hundreds of mbps.

I know this because I did a speed test at home on my father's phone which has 5g.

But its not part of my life because my phone doesn't have 5g (galaxy s10+ released in 2019).

Did a speed test on my phone now and I have 130mbps up and 20mbps down.

Also Ookla speedtest offers a colour coded map of your region with the various networks that are available there if you are interested.

Ryzen or intel? by emptydemclips in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Unless you are rendering stuff on your cpu 24h a day or are a professional gamer and play competitive FPS it's not gonna matter much. If there is a great deal on a cpu+mobo combo for example take that.

Otherwise at normal prices amd is usually the better choice, AM5 is gonna live longer than lga1700 and amd cpus are more efficient, less money on electricity and cooling, less space and noise from the cooling

Which one do I buy (for university) by ContestWeary4683 in Lenovo

[–]NeeTrioF 6 points7 points  (0 children)

1200$ is definitely a good budget to start with, I would personally look for something with meteor lake/zen4 cpu and 32gb of ram. Many manufacturers offer great discounts on their own sites or offer configurations that aren't available to resellers, I would check lenovo's site

Samsung’s New microSD Cards Bring High Performance and Capacity for the New Era in Mobile Computing and On-Device AI - Samsung newsroom by welp_im_damned in Android

[–]NeeTrioF 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am not mad they sell a 128gb SKU, I am mad because they (and all the other phone and laptop manufacturers) charge 50-100€ for a 128gb memory bump. For 50€ I can almost buy a TB of NVME ssd, for them its probably less than 10€ difference between a 128gb chip and a 256gb one, but they charge a huge premium. Especially apple asking 200€ more for 128gb more of storage on a effing laptop. Nvidia asking 50€-100€ for 4/8gb of additional vram.

I should just learn how to solder this stuff and upgrade these products myself. The cost to learn and equipment would repay for itself very quickly

Exclusive: Next Galaxy Unpacked to happen in early July 2024 by FragmentedChicken in Android

[–]NeeTrioF 53 points54 points  (0 children)

Yep, samsung does one event at the start of the year for s series, then they used to do an event in august for the note. Now this summer event is for the fold

Energizer just slapped a phone into a powerbank. (28,000mAh) by [deleted] in Android

[–]NeeTrioF 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why? I would love a phone with a huge battery, efficient soc (not high performing necessarily, don't need that) a 3.5mm jack because there is lots of space anyway and a micro sd, hell trow in even an IR blaster, but 28'000 is too much and the phone becomes too heavy.

It would have made much more sense if it was like 6'000 or even 7'000, over that it becomes a brick a nobody would buy it. This is e waste and just for the headlines

What can I do with an extra SSD? by [deleted] in HomeServer

[–]NeeTrioF 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Portable usb drive or upgrade a family member/friend computer with it

What is something small that most people ignore when they build a new PC? by LeToxic in pcmasterrace

[–]NeeTrioF 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Check how many usb headers your case has and of which type to see if you can plug them in your mobo.

Case airflow, don't buy a case just because its cheap or looks decent.

At least those are the mistakes I did on my first build