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I sincerely hope AMD pulls it off this gen. I wasn't planning on keeping my 3080 FE for 6+ years, but that's looking increasingly likely otherwise.

I’m saddened that 24H2 will render my Samsung Odyssey+ VR headset unusable, even in SteamVR. Microsoft removed WMR support. I’ll stick with 23H2 until support runs out, then dual boot I suppose.

As someone who tried FSD 12.3.x on a free trial a few months ago, 13 miles is wildly optimistic for city driving. It’s absolutely nowhere close to being any shade of ready.

I’ve been an Anandtech reader for 23 years. This is truly a sad loss, but not a surprising one. It’s been clear for some time now that their readership’s been on a downswing. I’m glad Ars is still around.

I had no idea this was happening. At some point I’ll have to dual boot to keep using my Samsung Odyssey+. Deeply disappointing.

A step in the right direction, but it’s not enough. I gave up on Twitter because I found myself marking ~80% of my feed as irrelevant. The abhorrent content that was flooding my feed simply couldn’t be stopped. Blocking the 2-5 obvious bots that followed me each and every day was also getting old.

I agree that Amazon doesn’t check returns. I occasionally buy those returns via Warehouse Deals, and even “like new” often arrives broken/missing parts/completely wrong product in the box. Extending that to diapers labeled as new is next level awful.

I’m not surprised in the slightest. I had CenturyLink gigabit fiber for two months before I switched back to Comcast. It’s that bad.

If our family needed a second car, an EV with 80 mile real world range would be more than plenty. The base Model 3 is massive overkill for that application. Otherwise, our Model Y LR does everything we need it to. I know a family of four whose only car is a Model 3 SR+. It works decently well...

I upgraded from an 8700k to a 5800X3D over a year ago. I expected a bump in gaming performance, but was blown away by the improvement in real world smoothness (1% lows) in games. I’m happy to see the introduction of a more affordable variant of this amazing CPU.

It’s disappointing that Mazda doesn’t have plans to make a compact EV. We loved our two Mazda3s while we had them. A Mazda3 EV would be perfect for us even if they could only give it a smallish battery.

I don’t think anyone would be surprised that Tesla did their own thing here. Our Model Y just has an Ethernet connection where an OBDII port would normally be found. Edit: It’s not RJ45 as I originally posted, but a 5 pin connector with similar size and shape. You need an adapter cable to break...

I’ve seen one out in the wild with normal plates, so that’s at least one sale made somewhere.

I’m a bit surprised to see the dealers that aren’t on that list. I thought for sure the Chevy dealer that made a Bolt test drive as unpleasant as possible would’ve signed. Actually, no dealer I’ve ever purchased from signed. Notably, the Subaru side of one such dealer is on the list, but not...

Can confirm, I've had both. Mediacom is strictly worse than Comcast. Support, service calls, network speeds and quality. All of it.

Good luck! I was so thoroughly displeased with Quantum Fiber that I went back to Comcast.

I somehow manage to hit this bug at least once a week. I’m thrilled that it’s finally fixed. No more random tooltips floating around in front of whatever I’m trying to look at.

I have a 14 Pro, but every time I pick up my old 8 I’m amazed at how much smaller and lighter it is. I’d trade the 14 Pro in for an equivalent device sized like the 8 any day.

USB 4… version 2? How have they managed to make their numbering scheme even more confusing?

I’m glad we dumped our two Nest doorbells. They were unreliable, with the cloud often failing to fetch recorded video in a timely manner and serious delays of up to 10 minutes for doorbell notifications on Halloween. They want to charge more for their broken service? No thanks!