TFA says "uploaded" multiple times. Doesn't it seem like advertisers would download (not upload) your info from Facebook?

Does anyone know of a website like Slashdot but without all the whiny little bitches? Seriously, where are the people that enjoy life and actually thrive? People that are grateful for what they have and see each day as a gift. WHERE ARE THEY?

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Oh, and another source of confusion: what is a Ryzen 3? Is that zen-3-formerly-known-as-zen-2 or is it the cheap budget PC bin?

Of course, I meant to write "they will reimagine it as Zen 5 skipping Zen 4", there's that confusion at work. To make that seem somewhat legit, they can go with "5nm means Zen 5, right?" Then just grin and go with Zen 6 for the 3nm generation.

I'm just going to have to go ahead and point out that your retort qualifies as kind of snippy, considering that you actually said "Ryzen 2 (2xxx)" which is wrong, or at best adds to the confusion.

Zen+ is Ryzen 2000 series, Zen 2 will be Ryzen 3000. It's a bit confusing. Ryzen+ means Zen+ mainstream desktop. I think AMD intended Ryzen 2 to mean Zen 2, not Zen+, but there's so much confusion about that now that it's better to stick to the thousands terminology.

Actually, i9-9900K is 90% more expensive than Ryzen 2700X. And Intel had to fiddle the gaming benchmarks to make it look faster than it really is. These are on Intel's 14nm process, they were hoping to be on 10nm by now but that isn't happening until some time next year. Meanwhile Ryzen 2 on 7nm will be out while Coffee Lake is still shipping, oops. .

You do realize that the need for flash use depends more on the lens than the sensor? Go back and learn photography 101.

Windows under KVM with GPU passthrough is a thing

I suspect that with Valve involved the turn around time will be a lot shorter. Besides, no sane person buys a game when it comes out. It's expensive and buggy, no thanks. I'll wait a year for them to get the bugs fixed and in that time Valve can get it working on Linux.... double bonus. Plus, waiting a year is a good litmus test of if the game is any good. If after a year it's still almost full price, it's a good game. If it's 95% off, it's probably not worth your time to play.

"What kind function that are you looking for and is missing from 10Pro?"

The ability to disable Microsoft spyware

At least you can just buy an i9 and youre not screwed over.

microsoft one upped intel on this. Windows 7 professional and ultimate - the best versions of windows 7 and fit for use in corporate offices, became another version of windows 10 home - a crap edition designed for low-computer-use home users. The real Windows Professional meant for corporate users, got renamed to windows 10 enterprise.

I'm actually really interested in giving this a go. I'm currently running Windows, with linux in virtualization, and it works very well.

But I'd love to turn it inside out. I'm not sure where to start. What linux virtualization solution would you recommend for hosting Win10 + games with gpu virtualization?

You say its 'good enough' to run AAA games. What sort of performance hit am I really facing? Do some games "just-not-work" What sort of stability loss am i looking at?

I've got an i7 and a gtx1080, if that's a factor.

What's the situation with multi-monitor support with something like this? And peripheral pass through? (usb headsets, usb controllers).

If you can point me at a current resource that covers the setup and configuration and pitfall; that would be terrific.

The reality is public cloud is easy, relatively reliable, and despite your assertion, it is usually significantly cheaper than on-premises, I noticed you didn't include rack space, building power, air con, maintenance, staff etc to run the hardware when you mentioned your comparison, when you do unless you are incredibly efficient it is nearly impossible to match AWS or Azure prices.