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Jimmy Bentley

  • Special Education Teacher, MATCH Charter Public School
Boston
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Rhode Island field editor for @Patchtweet. He/him.
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Nova Lake shipping manifest confirms rumours that Intel's flagship CPU will be packing up to 52 cores, but more cores aren't all Intel needs

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Intel cpu. Sometimes, bigger isn't always strictly better. More cores can equate to a higher power draw, and there's a fine balancing act when building a PC between getting parts that run nice, and ones that don't require a nuclear reactor in your case to work. Intel's upcoming Nova Lake chips seem to be rocking a lot of cores, but whether or not that will be worth it will depend on more than raw figures.
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This 3D-printed mini arcade cabinet turns the humble Lenovo Legion Go into a bartop Street Fighter machine

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(Image credit: SakuraRetroModding on Etsy) (Image credit: SakuraRetroModding on Etsy) (Image credit: SakuraRetroModding on Etsy) Though I'm… not great at fighting games, I've always admired the aesthetic of a fighting game cabinet. Providing not only easy access to the most important buttons but a nice look in the process, one Redditor has found a tiny version you can snap a Lenovo Legion Go into, and it even has built-in speakers.
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A former mayor in the Philippines may have got a majorly bad deal on computing tech, reportedly paying $175,000 for 16 Intel 11th Gen machines

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A picture of a budget Intel computer on a wooden desk. Sometimes, we pay a little more for a full-on rig, rather than paying for parts separately, but I've never heard of paying a ten times markup. A former mayor of a city in the Philippines has been accused of doing such a thing, putting down nearly $175,000 for 16 PCs (with mice and keyboards) plus a server.
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