Re:96-core ARM supercomputer using the NanoPi-Fire3
by dragontamer on Friday November 09, 2018 @09:44AM
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The "new" sites seem to be up-and-coming Youtube channels.
Anandtech's quality has dropped since Anand Lal Shimpi left for Apple. Its still decent, but they're missing that Anand chip-level wizardry that they used to have. I still consider them a good website, just down a few notches.
The new sites with quality are Youtube-based. Its just where the eyeballs and money are right now.
GamerNexus is probably the best up-and-coming sites (they have a traditional webpage / blog, but also post a Youtube video regularly). And Buildzoid is one of the best if you want to discuss VRM-management on motherboards. These focus more on "builder" issues than chip-level engineering like Anand used to write about.
Anandtech's quality has dropped since Anand Lal Shimpi left for Apple. Its still decent, but they're missing that Anand chip-level wizardry that they used to have. I still consider them a good website, just down a few notches.
The new sites with quality are Youtube-based. Its just where the eyeballs and money are right now.
GamerNexus is probably the best up-and-coming sites (they have a traditional webpage / blog, but also post a Youtube video regularly). And Buildzoid is one of the best if you want to discuss VRM-management on motherboards. These focus more on "builder" issues than chip-level engineering like Anand used to write about.
TechReport is my favorite overall reviewer.