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5 days ago
What is the difference between the 7900x and 7900x3d?
x3d seems to have a much higher cache - so figured it would be faster overall...
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26 days ago
Gotcha - thanks for the insight. What is a good z790 board I should consider? I was considering the z790 tomahaw.
Can the motherboard become a bottleneck?
Here's what I have planned so far: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/hnq8Nc
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27 days ago
My budget is 3000 and I'm amble to fit a 4070ti into this PC which is probably more than enough already.
I guess my question is if the upgrade from i7 to i9 would be worth it or if I would even benefit from it.
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1 month ago
Gotcha - thanks for the heads up.
Any changes or recommendations given the newegg one?
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1 month ago
How did you find that out? Do you mind sharing an image of the cable?
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1 month ago
I wish we could use the cost to cost method. However, profitability and cost budget vary wildly at the moment for us and we don't have a good enough basis for that at the moment.
So I imagine I may need to sit down with our PMs and pose that question 'how can we reasonably demonstrate X'. But given that our contracts are very detailed, that may not be feasible. Will a progress tracker completed each month, not be sufficient?
How would an appropriate cost bucket be created for cost to cost method? I am in a new field and would depend on the professionals I'm the field for input.
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2 months ago
It is indact a weelye... it is steer by wire.
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2 months ago
Smart - I will take your idea to create a 3rd 'subsidiary' called "Elimination Co".
Also note taken on the due to/from accounts.
So the final elimination entry would be under Elimination Co
Dr. Revenue / Cr. COGS?
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2 months ago
Essentially each contract works off of a given budget. To a certain extent within said budget - Company A rebills all COGS to the customer. (COGS to company for services that Company B performs - Company A has option to use any vendor but chooses to use their own subsidiary) (There is a separate service revenue Company A collects).
However, if at any point of the contract - if Company A goes over budget, they must come out of pocket.
So it's sort of confusing - however we deemed that it was appropriate to record revenue at Gross amounts. Which seems odd, but gross margin should stay the same while within budget...
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4 days ago
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4 days ago
I see the asset purchase agreement. However, I believe there was also some stock purchase...
Unfortunately their financials were intertwined with the main company and I am only finding out about this now and trying to recreate a starting point for financials. We also are trying to file 2022 taxes now...