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Perhaps a news source with ties to Israel then?


Great longevity as they tend to be for club / dj environments but I find they have way too much pressure on the ear to be comfortable as regular headphones for use at a computer.


They do a "lite" version known as the "SP" ones which doesn't clamp your head. I've got those


Severe CPU bottleneck normally implies that your CPU may need to be upgraded though? If you are running a 13900k, there isn't much room for that.


It really just means that that's the component that's limiting performance, not that there's necessarily any way to fix the bottleneck by upgrading.


I can understand bottlenecking the CPU mid game, but doing so on the main menu is a sign something is fundamentally wrong here.


Same question then, if it is CPU bound on a 13900k


Performance problems like this are usually complex dumb things. Like calculating a thing a million times when it only needs to be done once, doing one thing and context switching instead of batching, dumb locking that leaves threads spending most of their time waiting, creating and destroying a thing millions of times when it should be reused, etc etc.

It will just be lots of these things that need to be found and corrected.


That don't want it? I don't think that qualifier was required.


I have a 13900k and can confirm, its basically an air fryer.


What a time to be alive


I'll probably just stick with my 5.


Perhaps significant enough vaper from plumbing solder made it into AC unit or some other building or trade technique which involves some lead


Plumbing solder is overwhelmingly lead-free and has been for years. Even if leaded solder was used, the vapors from soldering are flux residues, not lead.


Yeh but it is still closed source, no? I guess if it is air gapped that could be fine, but we are talking mid level network gear here, so for 99% of its use, it isn't air gapped. It is enabling broader connectivity. So you would have to trust the closed source software at some point.


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