Andrew McDonald is a reporter at Politico. Based in London, he focuses on Westminster and Scottish politics, covering a range of topics including government and politics, consumer tech, and regional interests. Andrew's work has been featured in various outlets including CricTracker, Yahoo Sports, and E&E News.
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Good afternoon. This is Andrew McDonald FRIDAY'S CHEAT SHEET — The Cabinet is fighting!
This is a 10 pence CPU – that’s £0.1 – and this is a £10 CPU. I want to know how terrible a 10p CPU is, and how much more performance you’ll get spending 100 times more money. Let’s meet the contenders, shall we? Our budget option – well… let’s face it both are budget options, but the most budget option possible… That is an Intel i3-4150. This is a decade old CPU, a Haswell part that was $117 new, but a decade later is just ten pence at CeX. It’s sporting just two cores – although it does feature hyperthreading for four total threads, and runs at 3.5GHz with a 54W TDP. The comparatively premium chip is an i5-4690K, a Devil’s Canyon CPU which is actually a slightly older part, despite actually being a refresh of the “4th generation” chips – I know, Intel invited me to their offices to show us these chips when new! God that was a long time ago now.. I’ve been doing this for nearly 13 years now… Anyway, this is a quad core without hyperthreading that boosts up to 3.9GHz, with an 88W TDP, and an original price tag of $243. Nowadays though it’s readily available for just £10 at CeX. Depreciation stings, doesn’t it?
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This PC is what Ubisoft says is the minimum requirements to run Rainbow 6 Siege. It’s not pretty, in fact it’s not from this decade! This is an i5 4690K – technically slightly above minimum, as true minimum is an i5 4590, but with chips this old and frankly terrible, who’s counting. I have paired it with the appropriate GPU though, an AMD RX 460. Yeah, Ubisoft really doesn’t think Siege is a hard game to run, but let’s fire it up on this frankly terrible machine and see – and then we can compare to the recommended spec, which frankly I think will shock you.
This is, without a shadow of a doubt, the lightest weight mouse I have ever used. It weighs an astonishing 39 grams. Seriously, this whole wireless gaming mouse weighs 38 percent less than a G Pro X Superlight. This isn’t feather-weight, it’s phantom-weight. It may as well not exist! And yet, it does, so let’s take a look at this thing and see just what you get for your 39 grams – spoiler, it’s both quite a lot, and nothing at all.
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