QuoteIt's a decent GPU for running demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077 at 900p or 1080p on low settings, but we definitely recommend the Core Ultra X7 or even the competing Radeon 890M for more GPU-oriented tasks.

What do you mean by "more GPU-oriented tasks"?, the Radeon 890M isn't exactly fast or much faster than the 4-core Panther Lake iGPU (notebookcheck.net/Mobile-Graphics-Cards-Benchmark-List.844.0.html: Time Spy: 3400 vs 3000 for the 4-core Panther Lake iGPU) and the Radeon 890M (RDNA3.5) doesn't have hardware ML-based, DLSS-like, upscaling. You decide if you want to spend money on a non-hardware-ML-supporting iGPU at this point. RDNA4 is out, but not for iGPUs this year.

Same arch, but the 355 APU has only 4 Xe-Cores cores and the Arc B390 has 12, and 12 cores make it ~2.4 times faster (7043 vs 2951) (it's only 1.59 times faster at the 720p resolution, because it's probably not GPU-bound).

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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to find the best classroom speaker for our school and could use some advice. We need a speaker that's loud enough to be heard clearly throughout a typical classroom, easy to set up, and reliable for daily use. With so many options out there, I'm not sure which features matter most or which brands are worth considering.

If you've used classroom speakers or have recommendations for models that work well in educational settings, I'd really appreciate your suggestions. Thanks!

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Quote from: heffeque on January 28, 2026, 20:07:56Wow... I didn't know that Canada was similar to the US in respect to how unprotected employees are against large corporations.

What's wrong, it hurts to discover that your hatred of the US is misinformed and that it's quite normal for people to get punished for trash talking their employer online elsewhere too? It's *wild* how you think that is something you should expect to get away with *anywhere*.

Bei dem Dell mit der kleinen iGPU scheint es mir doch so zu sein, daß hier neben der von Intel selbst gefertigten GPU auch schlechter gebinnte CPU Kacheln (Tiles) zur Anwendung kommen.  Die Panther Lake SoCs in dem Notebook hier sind eben nicht die Speerspitze von Panther Lake, sondern eher das Einsatzgebiet der B- und C-gebinnten CPU Dies.  Und für Office Zeug reichen die ja auch, allerdings verlangt Dell eine IMHO zu hohe Prämie dafür.

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Was mir gerade beim Lesen solcher DIY Projekten oft wünsche ist, daß ich hierfür ein ausgedientes Smartphone (das SoC) benutzen könnte. Wie viele Leute habe ich 1-2 Smartphones in der Schublade liegen, die zwar a.D. sind, aber ansonsten eigentlich genug Compute Leistung und RAM dafür hätten. Da wäre es eben gut, wenn sowohl die Smartphone als auch die SoC Hersteller die Hardware freigeben würden (müssten), damit man die Elektronik, für die man ja gutes Geld bezahlt hat, umwidmen kann wenn man's will.