Before you read this, notice it's length. I am trying to be helpful and provide some constructive advice here. Knowledge is a two way street.
Regarding the CPU question you tell us you know "about: core voltage, TDP, socket, price" But don't provide any useful information to us about what you know so that we can rule them out of looking into the matter, you also do not narrow the question down to a specific processor that has a 'U' and 'M' variant for people to look at more closely and tell you if you are missing anything.
We value signs of research but you haven't provided any.
As to the other question you linked we expect a question to say more than "I found this old question, is there anything new?" In this case I would much rather the question have been along the lines of you having tried out various RDP softwares and found them wanting, and asking whether there are any technical limitations on how quickly a screen can be passed over the network. You could have asked why technologies like Nvidia Gamestream can do it so much better.
Quite simply there was no real meat in the question. It came off as if you couldn't be bothered to look yourself and just decided to ask us instead.
Again, we value signs of research but you didn't provide any.
As to your most recently asked (and deleted) question, you think your question is simple, but it isn't.
You could have done with telling us what the technology you were asking about was rather than assuming everyone knows what an obscure term (CUVID) means, what it does, why you needed it or what kind of problems you were having because of it. Just asking "does this do that" doesn't really get anyone invested in the answer. At best they'll type "Quadro NVS 140M CUVID" into Google, find nothing (like I did) and then move on.
You need to tell people that you've already done that and provide whatever else made you ask the question.
I had to actually go out and figure out what CUVID was in the first place:
CUVID is a Cuda accelerated video decoder, apparently, though information about it is hard to find outside of dedicated video encoding forums
This means that you might be having a problem with hardware video decoding (or encoding, I don't know). But apparently CUVID has a counterpart in DirectX Video Acceleration so I don't know what's wrong with just using that.
CUVID is insanely specific and seems to have been deprecated in favour of something else, I can't explain why else there is so little information on it. Everything I can find is from 2009 to 2012
I can't search any further because I don't know why you need this or what is causing a problem without it.
You almost certainly would have already known all these little bits, otherwise you would not have asked that specific a question.
By assuming that your question is "Easy, anyone would know this" you are raising an immediate barrier to entry in answering it.
If you'd have been upfront with some research, or even edited your question to include some, then we could have prodded back with questions on what it is (or isn't) doing, maybe gotten invested in it.
As it is the question festered and you eventually deleted it.
We are a site for problems and solutions. You need to tell us the story of your problem so that we can go round looking for solutions.
If you post a question that looks like Google-fodder, but on closer inspection is a rather strange nightmare, then people are going to pass you over and look for the next easy question.
From the page How to ask the first line makes it clear: We’d love to help you
I would dearly love to help you find out what is going wrong with your graphics card. Now that I've written this and done some research I'm invested, I'm curious. It's up to you though to edit your question to let me (and others) help.
