Yeah

Sounds like they want to sell new phones. How strange! Companies don't do that...do they?🙃

nope… there were several multi story projects before.

https://www.procore.com/jobsite/6-of-the-worlds-most-impressive-3d-printed-buildings/

Well...the better question...

Can you use it as a heater...

I have major doubts about it being faster. Concrete forms for a standard house can be set up in a few hours with a small crew of 5-10 people. And with a line of concrete trucks it can take a few hours to pour the walls, the forms are usually removed the following day, and the walls are useable immediately. From start to finish poured walls can take 1-2 days to set up and pour.

The article says it will take 330 hours to print this house, which is way more time then it would take to set up forms and pour concrete walls.

Yeah, I remember when their Penryn-based chips came out and even with a single core they wiped the floor with my aging Pentium 4 at much lower clock speeds

I would love a poured house.

Uh no joke man. This is the internet, we are never joking.

Even with the crypto crash I paid for all of my heating electricity last year with the Bitcoin mined.

I thought there was a video out of China a few years ago of them 3D printing the concrete for a whole apartment building or hospital or something. Like they did a few floors, jacked up the printer, repeat.

stupid sexy efficient m1

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History is really repeating itself. My mate was a big Intel fan until he got hit by Pentium 4 I think it was? The thing kept throttling itself due to heating issues and was unusable for the most part.

They're going hard on marketing these scorching hot wasteful chips while AMD is doing more for less power.

I saw you seeing that 10 years ago

It is neither. This thing is not building a house. Building a house is a many stepped process this is only replacing the framing step. There is still wiring, plumbing, finishing, glazing, and many other expensive specialty trades this thing is not capable of doing yet.

Depends what you do. It definitely isn't for productivity and I certainly wouldn't use it on a heavy game that requires a lot of processing power.

Sounds fair

More cores and better Out of order execution >>>

Well it’s about tricking time. Stop trying to make iPads a thing and just give us a touchscreen Mac. My god.

Nice

Lights now are usually at the 5-10W range

Speaker, depending on size, usually range from 10-150W

Air conditioner ~700 - 1500W

Laser printer is at the 500W range when active (inkjet uses way less)

You joke. I saw someone promoting a bit mining rig that was also a room heater. Like legitimately designed to do those tasks

Depends on where you are

If you are in the 220V world, with a 13A socket, you should be fine with anything drawing less than 2860W.

In case you have no high school science background... The equation is P=IV. Power = current* voltage

Linus from Linus tech is heating his pool with cpu heat so it's definitely possible.

While it's not super helpful, generation is the most useful singular spec to tell CPUs apart these days. Even the i3/i5/i7/i9 branding breaks down, since a 12th gen i3 can perform as well as an 11th gen i5.

GHz doesn't really matter anymore, except when comparing CPUs within the same generation.

To get a clear idea of what really differentiates one CPU from another, you pretty much have to look at benchmark scores. There's just too many variables to meaningfully compare on paper.