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By hellowalkman · Posted
AMD RX 9060 XT launches above MSRP and is available to buy now by Sayan Sen At Computex 2025 this year, AMD announced its RX 9060 XT mid-range desktop GPUs. The new graphics card landed in both 8GB and 16GB flavors and targets 1080p as well as light 1440p gaming. The community and some of the media criticized the 8GB VRAM model, but AMD defended the move explaining how the smaller memory buffer is not a cause of worry for the majority. Both the 8 GB and the 16 GB RX 9060 XT are now available for purchase. A new driver is out too with Adrenalin version 25.6.1. However, as always, day one stocks would likely be highly limited, similar to other GPUs or any other product, like the Nintendo Switch 2, that also landed today. Third-party AIB (add in board) vendors like Gigabyte, for example, are selling the 8GB at $329 (SEP is $299) currently on Amazon US, so expect some markup. The technical specifications of the Radeon RX 9060 XT are given below: Specification Value GPU Architecture AMD RDNA™ 4 Core Compute Units 32 Video Memory 16 GB / 8GB GDDR6 Infinity Cache 32 MB Core Boost Clock Up to 3.13 GHz Memory speed/bandwidth 20 Gbps / 320 GB/s AI Performance 821 TOPS (INT4 with sparsity) Raytracing & AI Accelerators 32 3rd Generation Raytracing Accelerators; 64 2nd Generation AI Accelerators PCIe Interface PCIe® 5.0 x16 Display Outputs DisplayPort™ 2.1a, HDMI® 2.1b Total Board Power (TBP) 160W* If you notice, we have an asterisk for the TBP value in the table above. That is because AMD says that it can vary between 150 and 182 watts. Performance-wise, we know the $349 16 GB variant is close to the Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti in rasterization but falls behind in ray tracing. Meanwhile, the 8GB model, priced the same as the GeForce RTX 5060 at $299, should be better, as both 8 Gig and 16 Gig SKUs are identical spec-wise outside of memory capacity. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. -
By BoondockSaint · Posted
It actually looks decent, although trailers could make the worst nonsense look watchable sometimes. I'm not a fan of the "extended" Aliens universe (Prometheus, Covenant), but I liked Romulus so will definitely give this a shot. -
By Epaminombas · Posted
I just don't think it's possible for a government to be 100% state-owned in its companies. Every government depends on private technologies to function. There are very smart technology teams at Google, Microsoft, Intel, AMD, Nvidia, IBM, Apple, Amazon. What the US government wants are these people working together. -
By +sphbecker · Posted
I agree with keeping defense contractors local, but... The goal proposed here isn't to cut spending (though I think that is also a worthy goal), the goal is to ensure spending is being properly accounted for. I'm not sure why working with US based companies would make proper accounting more difficult than going international. I assume the point you are making is that after several rounds of audit failures and cuts, they would be forced to look for cheaper venders, but again, PASS THE F***ING AUDIT, then the cuts don't happen. Everyone was losing their minds when some of the Covid PPP money was misused, and yes, that was bad, but the DoD misplaces many times that amount of money every year, and no one seems to care. It is totally unacceptable for the 2nd biggest government expenditure to be an unaccountable black box. -
By Steven P. · Posted
I don't know man.. when I go incognito and I fill in an amount and click on Donate with Debit or credit card, it takes me to a page where I can choose the country and bank/credit card details to fill in. It does not require a PayPal account. No biggie either way.
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So I tried setting up PHP on my 2003 enterprise server...and it didnt go so hot...I have tried following a few tutorials after the installer didnt work and those didnt work either....
I get this error going to any php page (whether or not the page actually contains PHP code)
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers.
Any one else seen this and know what to do?? I tried PHP4 and PHP5. I read some places on this happening...but those didnt work :(
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