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young pecan
cursive summit
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That's what happens when you use openPGP for everything

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----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

smoky frigate
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I unironically don't even use a password because I am too lazy
it's gonna fuck me one day, but I'm saving aeons of time altogether

young pecan
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Ok boys, we have a new brain rot take champion.

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I wouldn't have been brave enough to try it but what the fuck do I know.

crisp granite
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so it is rather impressive

cursive summit
loud ember
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That would be metal af

smoky frigate
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yup. I keep thinking I should make one, but then "nah"

loud ember
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Based

cursive summit
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Please tell me you at least make disc image backups regularly?

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Like, once a week?

young pecan
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Lmfao no goddamn chance.

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Not that it would even help you because disk backups can get fucked as well.

smoky frigate
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if I'm too lazy for a password, I'm not gonna bother with that either

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and I do realize how extraordinarily stupid that is, don't worry

cursive summit
loud ember
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The fact that this guy hasnt had problems yet is proof of something

cursive summit
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Perfect security

young pecan
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Think about it like driving a car, a seatbelt might not save you, but for the one fuckup it will you'd best be glad.

cursive summit
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On Windows at least you have a lot more protection when your luck runs out

loud ember
cursive summit
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You can

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Passive protection

young pecan
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Please don't ever go into cybersecurity.

smoky frigate
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you can follow a set of best practices to rule out the most obvious attack vectors (a password would be one of them!)

cursive summit
young pecan
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  1. Passive Protection
  2. Adaptive antivirus
  3. Backup schemas
  4. DNS protection
  5. AI checking
  6. Polymorphic code
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That's off the top of my head.

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All of that is passive.

solar hinge
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Depends on how much you're paying 😄

loud ember
cursive summit
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... backups?

solar hinge
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I mean, I don't have plex

young pecan
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That's what the polymorphic code and backups are for.

loud ember
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What happens when your backup is hijacked?

cursive summit
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Where tf are you storing it

crisp granite
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do you not keep your backups OFF YOUR SYSTEM?

young pecan
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That's what 3:2:1 and incremental full backups and config backups are for.

cursive summit
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Don't store it on the same drive as your OS is lol

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Backups are off the grid ONLY

young pecan
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Lmao no, Vex.

loud ember
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What if there was a zero day for 3 years undetected throughout all those backups?

young pecan
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3:2:1
3 backups of 2 kinds, 1 of which is stored off site.

hasty thunder
young pecan
cursive summit
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There are some encrypted types of storage that you could prolly just keep connected at all times, but I don't specialize in infosec so I don't care much

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Bitlocker goes brrt

young pecan
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And also adaptive antivirus.

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Both solve day1 exploits.

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Sadly underused.

cursive summit
young pecan
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Like yeah I get, polymorphic is hard to work with and expensive as fuck, but under the right circumstance good luck getting through it.

hasty thunder
smoky frigate
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I will eventually make a backup of my data vault, with tons of movies, music, etc on it. but nothing important is stored on my system drive. it could go up in flames now and all I'd need is a new NVMe drive

cursive summit
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Actually, no

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Certain exploits can hide in your hardware

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So, you'd have to replace everything

young pecan
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Oh and if we're talking about a 0day that snuck onto everything and went undetected for years? Yeah we had that it was called log4js and it caused an IMMENSE amount of problems.

hasty thunder
loud ember
hasty thunder
cursive summit
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Not the armory crate

loud ember
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It can always happen again

smoky frigate
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actually, is there still a full copy of MINIX stored in every intel chipset, along with a web server?

young pecan
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Yes and using the fact that log4js can happen is not a reason to go 'oh well, no security is fine'.

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So no, Linux is still an insecure hellscape.

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F tier OS for critical shit.

loud ember
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Then why are so many companies using it for critical shit?

young pecan
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Because it happens to be quick to work with and cheap. Don't mistake that for intelligence.

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Basically.

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And for a server you fuck off sudo once you're done with it.

cursive summit
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Tbf Linux is just used for servers and not much else

young pecan
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Like an actual OS with code signing should be working.

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Or if you're based you use Talos LInux since it says 'no, sudo is cringe' and doesn't have it.

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Most secure OS I've ever seen.

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No shell, no terminal, no SSH, nothing.

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You do API or fuck off.

cursive summit
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or you just install hackintosh and be the actual based, chad user mm

loud ember
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My calculator is the most secure os. It only allows me to make calculation

cursive summit
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I genuinely need to look up if hackintosh is even a thing anymore

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It existed like 3 years back lol

young pecan
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Niche circles it is.

steep creek
young pecan
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I mean people make the attempt.

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So for whatever that's worth.

steep creek
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Yah can probably jank together something

cursive summit
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Well, someone accessed latest beta lol

steep creek
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Hah how wonderful

cursive summit
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So I guess it's still a thing

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Poor 2017 macs pepecry

misty saffron
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  1. kernel is digitally signed and your system won’t boot if binaries are modified
  2. do it in runtime (or in memory, rather) - get fucked by patchguard
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so yeah

young pecan
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^ There are ways around that, but like fr they are not anywhere near as simple as sudo.

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And have no shred of hope for being done from a user.

misty saffron
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of course there are always ways to disable patchguard, yes

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nothing is impenetrable

crisp granite
fair gull
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i mean arm pcs soon?

steep creek
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I want one

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Not now but yea

crisp granite
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I'm using one right now

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^

misty saffron
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your anticheats are also signed, and the signature can be revoked at any time

fair gull
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did i miss smth

crisp granite
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...you know that macs are PCs, right?

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they are personal computers

cursive summit
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Ah come on

fair gull
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i mean non macs

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how else would you get a hackintosh

cursive summit
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Windows on ARM are a thing and have been for a long time

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Just not great

fair gull
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i mean a general non SBC arm computer

cursive summit
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Reverse-hackintosh? Now that sounds interesting but still would be shit

crisp granite
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but considering ARM based pcs were more of a joke than anything else

fair gull
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with replacable cpu ram etc

crisp granite
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yeah it is shit
but consistently getting better

smoky frigate
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iirc there was a MIPS port of windows 2000 at one point

cursive summit
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Why must you suck pepecry

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8cx needs to get better, I want proper ARM with performance of M2 capable of Windows

crisp granite
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maybe once the M5 lineup releases

cursive summit
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Thing is, on paper 8cx gen 4 is incredible

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I'm really not sure where Qualcomm is lacking tbf

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The compute cores don't really appear to be an issue

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Adrenos do kinda suck

smoky frigate
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oh shit that was a thing!

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I guess nvidia saw where the money was headed...

cursive summit
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Nvidia is too busy raking money from H100

smoky frigate
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ermahgerd, the Tegra phones were a decade ago

cursive summit
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I'd argue an RTX 4060 is pretty cheap entry for machine learning too dogenek

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Oh jesus these are cheap af

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Orin's pretty good

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RTX 4060 is still prolly the cheapest entry for some solid machine learning though

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CUDA is everything nowadays, it's sad

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It should be open source

young pecan
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Hey uhhhhh. Guys.

smoky frigate
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I think the nvidia CEO would rather nail his dick to a burning log than to release any technology as open source

cursive summit
young pecan
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Any ideas on making a cheap as fuck compute box for LLMs? I have GPUs but like what hardware is good for this?

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Can I do 1x PCIe per card? Do I need big CPU go brrrrrrrr?

cursive summit
young pecan
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Mining crypto is a LOOOOOOT different than LLMs from a cursory perspective.

smoky frigate
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nobody's saying they ain't in their right, would be nice is all

young pecan
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Crypto is a lot of calculations, doesn't really need bandwidth, no idea what the bandwidth reqs are for an LLM of reasonable size.

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Thought one of you in here might just like... already have that knowledge. LUL

woven laurel
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why is nobody here talkiong about unity drama

cursive summit
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Just buy a MI200

woven laurel
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kinda dissapointed in chat

cursive summit
young pecan
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Unity drama is already done.

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Trash company, everyone doing exodus, end of story.

final flame
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I mean unity is as good as done as a company if they keep this change

smoky frigate
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I was thinking maybe it's too easy to pin it all on CEO guy, surely their entire executive branch must have approved of it right

young pecan
cursive summit
young pecan
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Sadge little cringe accelerator, no CUDA.

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F

final flame
cursive summit
smoky frigate
young pecan
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Average CUDA enjoyer.

final flame
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still, shareholders always know the best ways to kill a company

cursive summit
young pecan
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That'd be the smart thing to do. Surely shareholders are smart.

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Surely.

final flame
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Surely they don't plan to make the company gain a large amount of money at once then sell the shares they own off once they profit

young pecan
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Surely.

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That would be very disingenuous, no shareholder is doing that. The internet told me so.

cursive summit
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What are you people talking about? Money? I LOVE money!

young pecan
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No no, I'm sure the profit driven shareholders exist specifically to help the company they've chosen to back.

cursive summit
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I would make people pay each time for a mag reload in CoD ngl

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Sounds like easy money

young pecan
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Bro please you are aware that the Unity CEO suggested that once?

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A cent per bullet fired in FPS.

cursive summit
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Or each time you boot windows there's a 10 pence boot fee?

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USB plugin is 1 cent per minute plugged in ngl

young pecan
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Dw lads, your average LMG costs $1.20 per mag.

cursive summit
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Cause of "online DRM"

young pecan
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Cheaper than fuel.

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Who needs outside.

cursive summit
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Not sure if rising costs are really the fault of economical instability of the practice, or just CEOs trying to launder more cash

young pecan
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You know it's #2.

smoky frigate
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you'd think that pattern recognition would be a skill that players naturally develop, but then we still get tons of people preordering games

young pecan
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Had to stop like 6 of my friends from pre ordering fuckin' Starfield. The game coming out of the studio that has done nothing but make failures and mobile games for almost 10 years.

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Excessive cringe.

cursive summit
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If pattern recognition was a skill, you'd prolly make a password for sudo everytime you see a password form ngl, so you did fail on that skill

young pecan
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He's not wrong.

cursive summit
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"Can't wait to report your death"

  • some shitass gnome
smoky frigate
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oh man, that was only 2018? feels like it was longer ago

cursive summit
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Ngl was did biscuit even do, I never followed him. Internet journalist that was morally consumer-sided?

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Was that his whole shtick or was there more to him

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People reminisce of the lad fondly

smoky frigate
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he was a pro-consumer demagogue

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I watched him a few times, but he didn't make the kind of stuff I enjoyed

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mind that this was still in the post-gamergate fallout, where everything was highly political somehow

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I still quite haven't cared to learn what it was all really about. there was always this smell of shit wafting around whenever people argued about it

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who knows, maybe it was a necessary discussion

halcyon willow
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how did he die

cursive summit
young pecan
smoky frigate
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he ate a bad bag of fish and chips..... || it was cancer ||

halcyon willow
cursive summit
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nah keemstar just got him first

young pecan
reef patrol
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Let's just say that this didn't age well.

young pecan
halcyon willow
young pecan
smoky frigate
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that joke made my hair fall out!

young pecan
smoky frigate
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I think it peaked with crippled female WW2 soldiers in Battlefield V

young pecan
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Ok lads, it finally happened.

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It took 9 minutes but we have a response back from the LLM.

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I need GPU acceleration and CUDA.

smoky frigate
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time to buy a 4090 ! 💸

young pecan
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Nah.

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Model parallelism and like 4 or 5 3070s, I think.

smoky frigate
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out of curiosity, do LLMs meaningfully profit from SLI?

young pecan
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From SLI I doubt it.

cursive summit
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I still frequent KotakuInAction, but man it's gotten a lot of incel activity

young pecan
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Model parallelism has a few ways, Naive Model Parallelism takes the layers of the model and distributes them over the GPUs so you can get enormous RAM monsters, for example.

smoky frigate
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is it really called naive or is that a typo?

young pecan
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But like yeah this won't be working with the classic crypto 'yeet everything into the thing and minimum bandwidth', this application is really high bandwidth.

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Was not a typo.

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No idea why it's called that.

smoky frigate
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the main deficiency and why this one is called “naive” MP, is that all but one GPU is idle at any given moment. So if 4 GPUs are used, it’s almost identical to quadrupling the amount of memory of a single GPU, and ignoring the rest of the hardware. Plus there is the overhead of copying the data between devices. So 4x 6GB cards will be able to accommodate the same size as 1x 24GB card using naive MP, except the latter will complete the training faster, since it doesn’t have the data copying overhead. [...]

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that explains my question!

young pecan
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Ah.

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Interesting.

smoky frigate
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ermahgerd. this looks like a fun hobby if you have the hardware

young pecan
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O_O

fair gull
# crisp granite they are personal computers

Can the world's fastest Arm desktop handle gaming? And before that, can it even install Windows?

See my first video on this desktop here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl5H5rT87JE

Adlink/Ampere did not pay for this video or sponsor it in any way, and had no input into the content of the video. They did, however, supply the hardware under tes...

▶ Play video
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and now im really excited for those PCs

cursive summit
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I'm sorry what

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"So anyways, you lot are unfired"

young pecan
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Lotta time you do stuff like this to remove inefficiency.

ashen spindle
young pecan
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Like lay of 10000 people mediocre that can't be moved up, hire on 10000 different people that can be moved up.

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Everyone shows their surprised pikachu face, but it's calculated.

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Like one thing you can do is lay off a shitload of people an encourage them to reapply so they brush up on their resume and you get a cleaner picture of the skillsets you have to play with.

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Or get a good opportunity to shrink business and tighten up before rehiring the random extraneous bits, usually for cost reasons or what have you.

ashen spindle
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yeah but nobody is making one now aka nothing will be out for years

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last attempt was nuvia and that turend into snapdragon gen4 which has issues

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@astral haven CnC article about starfield CPU utilization is also coming in the nearish future

astral haven
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sweet

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I do definetly disagree with their conclusion on the first article however

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I dont think the opposite is truem however I definetly think they put in as little as possible effort into making nvidia gpus work as they could

ashen spindle
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what that they beome l2 bound?

astral haven
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no, they concluded that it was not bethesdas fault

ashen spindle
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well its less that they said its not their fault and more there isnt an issue per se that would be someones fault

astral haven
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yea and thats wrong

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imo

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i dont think that bethesda intentionally nerfed, thats obviously false and would have been noticed immediately

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but it is still bethesdas responsibility to make their games run properly

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its definetly worse if its el big dude bullying the little guy, like was the case for intel in this case, but its also patently obvious that the usage of the gpu is not optimal

ashen spindle
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neither gpu is used perfectly but both are being used quite well like it's not there is a massive issues by using bad sized data chuncks that are forced to be split or anything

astral haven
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are they?

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i agree that the issues are smaller than they could be

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but you dont say a crime is ok just because they stole half of the money in the cash register
for sure this is an extreme example

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but neither of the gpus averaged over 70% usage within the frame, and the nvidia one was very obviously lower on average

ashen spindle
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Higher occupancy does not imply high compute utilization

astral haven
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higher occupancy is more efficient compute utilization

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now sure the average occupancy of these gpus being under 50% is not nescessarily a bad thing

ashen spindle
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that depends on the uArch, you can max the vector unity throughput without maxing out occupancy

astral haven
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but it does indicate that you are doing a poor job of keeping the gpu fed

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if you know the performance is bad, and the occupancy is low, that is something you can move to fix

ashen spindle
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all of the GPUs here are capable of maxing out their vector units with one thread in each SMSP or SIMD

astral haven
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i take problem with the bad performance, and the occupancy is proof that an effort was not made

ashen spindle
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I don't think thats how occupancy is supposed to be viewed

astral haven
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🤷 if we can use it as evidence that they didnt intentionally tamper with the gpu optimization, we can use it as evidence that they did not put sufficient care in the optimization

ashen spindle
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Lower utilization is by design in Nvidia’s architecture. Nvidia SMs have smaller register files and can keep less work in flight.

astral haven
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cool

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doesnt mean it cant be fixed

ashen spindle
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this is from their cyberpunk pathtracing tests

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so I guess they didnt put any care into that either?

astral haven
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cyberpunk performs equally poorly on everyone

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look the conclusion is that the game performs more poorly on nvidia than it does on amd for starfield
i am using the cnc article as evidence that there is fixable disparity, not that it was intentional or even that it is in fact poorly optimized

ashen spindle
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I dont really think that's necessarily true though

astral haven
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and we can disagree on that

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and im pretty open to disagreeing about the second half, but not about the first half

ashen spindle
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but like, less work is good for the cards so they can clock high and eat through it, so if one side can improve it the other can likely do similar things, if there is not something big missed somewhere

astral haven
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?
nah as long as warp never hits zero, the result is the same, the problem is that we dont see the lowest usage of the warp within a single sampling, we see the average, and the lower the average, the more likely it is that some of the warps are emptying

ashen spindle
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like warps in flight across the whole GPU never hits zero?

astral haven
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i mean sure?

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but more i meant to an individual warp

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the available warps for it to pick up never being zero

ashen spindle
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so, how much hardware does a single warp utilize?

astral haven
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1 sm/half of a whatever amd calls it right?

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CU, half a cu

ashen spindle
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a SIMD/SMSP but also a SIMD can have many warps in flight, having one warp on a SIMD is a corner case that you don't want to happen too often

astral haven
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yea and those are called SM on nvidia and half a cu on AMD right?

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i might be mixing cu and wgp

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oh no there are 4 simd's per sm and WGP oops

ashen spindle
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it probably happens as you're finishing up a shader and some warps finish before others. that sort of long tailed behavior can be a problem, but it wasn't that significant in starfield

haughty vector
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is it worth to overclock my ram

astral haven
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i wouldnt say fc6 is nescessarily poorly optimized, it could just be graphically intensive to have that much foliage everywhere

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starfield imo is substantially less graphically impressive than fc6

astral haven
astral haven
# haughty vector is it worth to overclock my ram

thats an opinon, youll have to come up with it on your own
the actual safety risk to overclocking is low, but you can damage both your cpu and memory by messing with voltages for example.
and the amount of time it takes to stability test is high
if you dont play that much, it might not be worth the time investment
and if you play alot, the time you overclock is time you arent spending gaming

haughty vector
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alr i’m probably not gonna test it i feel like my pc gonna explode

warm night
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im not sure you'd blow anything up

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though you can definitely decrease the lifespan of your hardware

haughty vector
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my hardware already on its death bed

warm night
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outright killing something is hard these days

haughty vector
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my cpu been over locked at 4.6ghz for the past 5 years

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and i just found out last week that it was overheating to like 90 celsius on a regular basis 💀

pale sigil
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@young pecan ive never wanted a HDD more than i do rn

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lmao

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my drive is to fast for the glitch

ashen spindle
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limit the drive speed then

warm night
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90 is still technically within spec for a lot if not all processors now but it's definitely on the high end of what you wanna be seeing

haughty vector
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yeah i fixed the problem and now it’s chilling around 40 idle and 60-70 during heavy load

warm night
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good

haughty vector
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so it should be good

ashen spindle
# astral haven yea but that also happens in the middle like these reporting steps only cycle al...

Much longer than that because the more you sample, the more overhead you incur and the more data you have to save somewhere. And the average is what you ultimately care about anyway

Yes, you can have an entire SM empty and miss a bunch of cycles waiting for data. It happens a lot and is why you have way less than 4 IPC for a SM on average.
Happens on CPUs too. If you program a performance counter and use the cmask/edge fields, you can see how long a particular core might have been "idle" waiting for data or idle at a particular stage at least

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also my brain is mush now after raiding for too long so I shall fall into bed

young pecan
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Tank your GPU perf and cap D2 out.

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Upscale the game to 8k.

haughty vector
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anyone know how to optimize gpu?

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besides 3d settings in nvidia

warm night
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you can overclock I guess

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probably the easiest thing to overclock since you have 0 voltage control on modern gpus without doing anything special

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you just increase freq till it either loses performance (error correction) or starts showing instabilities then back off a bit

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alternatively on rtx 3000 you can undervolt and it can increase performance, not so sure about other generations

haughty vector
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do i just over clock it in the bios?

warm night
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use msi afterburner I guess

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you cant do anything with a gpu in bios

young pecan
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What GPU do you have?

haughty vector
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1080 to

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ti

young pecan
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Ah.

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Right so that card use it on Precision X1 or MSI Afterburner.

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The gist from memory with those is each power step is 6Mhz and, for every 3 degrees you drop you can push 1 step.

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They tend to cap out around 2150~ Mhz on the core, some go higher, some go lower.

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My roommate had one that could sustain 2210~, for example.

haughty vector
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does the manufacturer matters?

warm night
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oh yeah you start to lose clocks over like 50 or 60 celsius or something

young pecan
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As RAM goes? You can do 1000Mhz on it, but remember it's half so you're really doing 2000Mhz.

warm night
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i mean only really for cooling purposes

young pecan
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^

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I mean which model is it?

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I hope not MSI Duke.

warm night
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msi puke

haughty vector
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Bro

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How did you guess my exact one

warm night
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lOl

haughty vector
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no way

young pecan
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Bro please.

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You do not have an MSI Duke.

haughty vector
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Bro

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i do.

young pecan
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sigh

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Ok so the Duke uses an MSI Gaming X PCB and the cooler from a 1070.

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It is not sufficient to run that card at it's maximum.

haughty vector
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Man

young pecan
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However.

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With that said you do have a Gaming X PCB which was one of the best at the time.

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Find some other way to cool the thing and it performs near the top of what the chip can do.

haughty vector
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bouta use my ceiling fan

warm night
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it'll just run hotter so you won't get as much out of it as one with a better cooler

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its not massively a problem really

young pecan
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^

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You could jank together open loop or do DiWHY ig.

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But it'll just run about 15c hotter than an actual GamingX card.

warm night
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funnily enough i got it the other eay round, the cooler on my gigabyte 3060 ti appears to be very similar to the one on the 3070 ti

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if not the same

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doesn't cross 60 celsius either so probably is

hasty thunder
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unless it's some Micron shit

young pecan
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Yes so under the OC you do 1000 since how RAM is overclocked on that generation you do 50% of your target.

hasty thunder
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but only the cheaper end models had micron

young pecan
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1000 in Afterburner is 2000 for the card.

hasty thunder
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yep

haughty vector
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how much more fps am i getting if i get it to 2000

young pecan
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GDDR5X or something reasong. Idk.

haughty vector
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like on a percentage base

young pecan
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No way to tell. You'll have to benchmark.

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Some cards perform better than others, depends what VRAM your unit has.

warm night
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its not going to be insane but it's not really difficult to do

hasty thunder
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well, Stock vs max OC'd it was around 15-20% for me

young pecan
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Samsung performs the best, Micron the second best.

warm night
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there's no reason not to

young pecan
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Hynix is the shit you need to look out for on the 1080Tis. That caused problems with overclocking.

hasty thunder
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but then again, i've had an Aorus Xtreme with 2200 MHz VRAM

haughty vector
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would i have to keep opening up msi afterburner or would the settings save

young pecan
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Save a profile and set start on boot.

warm night
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you can save your settings

haughty vector
#

oh that makes things a lot nicer

#

the last time i used it was for fortnite like 5 years ago

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and lowk i thought it was fake so i just messed with a bunch of settings 💀

hasty thunder
#

pretty sure "start with windows boot" is on by default

warm night
#

ah yes fortnite 5 years ago when i had +150mhz core on my 1050 ti

haughty vector
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my gpu used to be so goated

hasty thunder
warm night
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didnt help a bit because I was massively cpu limited anyway

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fx 8350 😃

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and 8gb single channel bottom of the barrel ddr3

hasty thunder
young pecan
#

The 1080Ti is still somehow viable.

warm night
#

its still insane

young pecan
#

7 years later.

warm night
#

i dunno how they did it but it keeps up fine still

young pecan
#

Pascal is a fucking nuts generation.

hasty thunder
#

i have a massive 1080 Ti collection tbh, because i love these little things

young pecan
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Especially when you consider Maxwell came before it. It's like jumping from a Supra to a Bugatti.

warm night
#

i wonder if ampere is gonna have a similar lifetime seeing as it was a pretty decent generational jump too

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probably not with how much they push ray tracing

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and similar

young pecan
#

Damn, he mentioned Ampere.

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No love for poor forgotten Volta.

warm night
#

im too young for that

young pecan
#

Bro, Volta was after the 1080Ti. KEKW

haughty vector
young pecan
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That one generation everyone forgot.

warm night
#

oh i was thinking of uhh

haughty vector
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why can’t they make 1080 to v2😔

warm night
#

fermi

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idk how i mixed them

#

lmfao

young pecan
#

Bro not Fermi.

hasty thunder
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the 1080 Ti was just a too massive jump forward for a price that nVidia regret at the end and swear to never make that mistake again. $700 MSRP for such a beast of GPU was just too cheap in 2017

young pecan
#

Fuck that whole generational mess.

warm night
#

lmfao

ashen spindle
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I mean starfield is telling the 1080ti to go to rest finally

young pecan
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It's still more than viable for a lot of stuff.

#

That 11 gigs of VRAM props it up so hard.

hasty thunder
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it did a great job fighting for 6 years by now, so it's allowed to go down in history as one of the best cards we've ever had

haughty vector
#

yea now nvidia is greedy

#

i might have to show them who they’re dealing with 😈

young pecan
#

Throw your heat bomb of a 1080Ti at them.

ashen spindle
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I think part of its greatness comes from turing sucking hard dogekek

young pecan
#

Naaaaaaaaah.

hasty thunder
#

vote with your wallet and buy AMD instead, ez

young pecan
#

That's unfair.

hasty thunder
haughty vector
#

ngl the amd gpus are kinda lacking

warm night
#

they're not

young pecan
#

Bro what even.

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The 7900XTX is fucking terrifying.

warm night
#

they're just amazing at their pricing especially

haughty vector
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i cant find a good mid range one for a good price

zenith silo
#

My 6900xt kicks ass and it was way cheaper than the Nvidia alternative

haughty vector
#

high end one i mean

young pecan
#

The 6950XT is also a sleeper card these days.

hasty thunder
haughty vector
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like i can find a 4070ti for 600 on ebay

warm night
#

I really need to ditch nvidia especially using linux their drivers are a mess

young pecan
#

The real solution there is don't use Linux for a daily driver.

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Remember always WSL2 is the best way to use Linux.

ashen spindle
#

well it is kinda lacking, RIP Navi36 you would have been the big beast sadge

warm night
#

then i have to deal with windows' endless shit

young pecan
#

Better than Linux, sadly.

warm night
#

not for me

young pecan
#

At least Windows actually has code signing.

hasty thunder
#

i was disappointed af about the 7800XT

ashen spindle
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look at the price and not the name for that

warm night
#

i do not know of a single occasion where I would care about code signing on my home computer ill be honest

young pecan
#

Oh that's easy.

hasty thunder
#

yeah, but it's not worth "upgrading", or rather downgrading my 6800XT to a 7800XT

young pecan
#

You're a goober and fuck up one time or we get another log4js and then someone does the funny and goes to kill your hardware with malware.

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And because Linux they can sudo and you're fucked.

hasty thunder
#

and FSR3 is definitely not enough to sell a 7800XT to me

warm night
#

how do they know my root password

young pecan
#

They don't need to, that's the point of privilege escalation.

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Or just installing a keylogger.

warm night
#

wayland solves that problem

#

but since nvidia Wayland is mess of garbage

#

so I guess youre right for now

ashen spindle
warm night
#

still going to continue using linux

young pecan
#

I mean Wayland doesn't solve that...?

warm night
#

wayland is more secure is it not

young pecan
#

Thhheoretically...?

warm night
#

applications cant just see what youre typing etc right?

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unless im mistaken

young pecan
#

Ah.

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No.

#

That's not at all more secure.

#

Wayland is just replacing how Linux displays stuff.

#

A keylogger doesn't need display.

warm night
#

except it's more than a display server

#

xorg does handle input you know

young pecan
#

Yeah it's a whole protocol that does display server capabilities.

#

Not just like X11 or whatever.

#

But to be clear a keylogger doesn't need to be reading windows.

#

It needs to read inputs and have some sense of what the PC is doing.

warm night
#

i guess

young pecan
#

So like idk literally any time you type in sudo you can make a pretty fuckin' educated guess of what comes next, aye?

warm night
#

less likely I end up with a keylogger on linux than windows anyway

haughty vector
#

ngl the 7900 xtx looking kinda sexy

warm night
#

but i could in theory use biometric authentication to avoid the keylogger issue

young pecan
#

Also really not true. Linux has far more valuable stuff since servers are run on Linux and that's where the money is.

#

Windows on the other hand has like randos that don't sell well.

#

So more malware is Linux based.

warm night
#

what do i have thats valuable

#

why would I get targeted

young pecan
#

Idk. What I do know is there's more tools for random goobers to use.

warm night
#

but i would have assumed that more malware is aimed at windows purely due to userbase

young pecan
#

Oh don't get me wrong, it absolutely is.

#

But for the sneaky shit it's usually Linux.

warm night
#

99.99% of software gets installed via my package manager anyway

young pecan
#

Go on, download random packages from Docker Hub and Github.

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I dare you.

warm night
#

itd be a large feat for malware to get in official repos

#

most, if not all of the stuff not in official repos comes from the AUR so I read the PKGBUILD before installing to make sure its not doing anything silly

young pecan
#

Well fuck me sideways.

#

You actually read the manual.

warm night
#

yessir

young pecan
#

Alright yeah you're like actually valid Linux use.

#

Fair enough.

#

Well played.

warm night
#

thanks for the linux pass

young pecan
#

I mean it's dangerous because fuckwits will randomly do shit.

#

Or just like not update ig.

warm night
#

oh yea no someone with no idea is more likely to get fucked on linux than windows

young pecan
#

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y is not a hard thing to run, it's gross cringe.

warm night
#

I much prefer sudo pacman -Syu

loud ember
#

sudo pacman -syu

warm night
#

real

young pecan
#

I mean yeah, pacman is a thing.

warm night
#

pacman is the thing of choice

young pecan
#

I do mostly servers so I don't really touch pacman much.

warm night
#

in a way pacman has ruined a lot for me

#

i hate like literally every other package manager

young pecan
#

Honestly? I get it.

#

Talos ruined the rest of Linux.

warm night
#

they all feel slow

young pecan
#

https://www.talos.dev/ This.
This is the peak of what Linux has accomplished ever.

Talos Linux is Linux designed for Kubernetes – secure, immutable, and minimal.

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If I could just have a Talos for everything I'd happily do that.

warm night
#

interesting

young pecan
#

Ikr.

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No shell, no SSH, no terminal.

#

It's API or fuck off.

halcyon willow
young pecan
#

Docker the operating system.

warm night
#

that's pretty cool

young pecan
#

Yeeeee.

#

It's similar in size to Arch and runs purely Kubernetes clusters.
Plus bare metal as well so you can do crazy shit like use network boot to spin up tens of thousands of Kubernetes machines at the same time.

#

All lovely HA compatible and self healing. There's no such thing as critical infrastructure breaking when the entire software suite on every layer can just repair itself without admin interaction.

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And then you mix OpenTF into that shit... Nut

warm night
#

see if i did anything remotely close to that sort of scale where talos is actually used i would be very happy right now

#

because this is quite cool

young pecan
#

Yep.

#

And naturally it comes with the downside of it being Linux.

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NO FUCKING DOCUMENTATION.

loud ember
#

Gonna put talos on a VM to see if I can game on it

warm night
#

mmmm

#

good luck with that one

loud ember
warm night
#

this is true

young pecan
#

Pffffff. Get outta here with your man pages.

#

We all know half of them are woefully underdone.

warm night
#

but then yknow someone has to write them

loud ember
#

Half of them dont exist too

young pecan
#

Lmfao yeah.

#

This is why BSD for everything critical.

#

BSD actually has documentation.

young pecan
#

At this stage I'd kill to have access to enough machines and reason to justify using Talos over everything else out of need.

warm night
#

yep

#

like sure you can shoehorn it into whatever youre doing but it doesn't feel as good as actually using it with purpose

young pecan
#

sigh Yeah.

warm night
#

and you'll end up wasting your own time anyway

loud ember
#

Would it really be a waste of time though?

young pecan
#

I mean I don't think so.

warm night
#

to me it probably would be but it depends

young pecan
#

I run a few Talos nodes myself for my Kube cluster, put like servers and crap on there.

#

One of these days the games are going there too. Whenever Kubectyl wants to finish.

warm night
#

is that

#

pterodactyl but kube

#

i assume thats where the y is coming from

#

and games

young pecan
#

Yep.

#

Still mid dev.

#

https://github.com/kubectyl It's apparently usable rn but I couldn't get it binding to a pv for one of it's things.

GitHub

Put your servers on autopilot with Kubernetes implementation and get rid of Pterodactyl nodes. - Kubectyl

warm night
#

interesting

haughty vector
#

when using msi afterburner should i mess with the power limit and temp limit?

young pecan
#

Power and temp limit slide to max.

halcyon willow
young pecan
#

I mean those sliders should be max anyway.

#

Just lets the card play with more power.

halcyon willow
#

I agree with you.

wheat plume
#

Moondrop's waifu is pretty

haughty vector
#

ok now computer is dying

#

Game went black screen oh god

young pecan
#

Step back by 6Mhz each time.

#

6Mhz on the core.

haughty vector
#

i just restarted the game and its good now

#

i think i went a lil too far on the core clock

#

ngl i dont really notice a difference in performance

halcyon willow
haughty vector
#

but i have an old one

#

these are the settings that i got to

#

honestly didnt do much i think

#

i tried pushing the core clock to 120mhz then my game black screened

#

and honestly didnt notice a difference on all the different clock speeds

halcyon willow
#

there's honestly no more point in overclocking

#

i'd rather you set up a good fan curve so you can quiet your PC down

haughty vector
#

i dont really care about the noise

#

and it doesnt make much noise

#

i only care about the pc making my room hot

#

but it doesnt make my room hot currently

final flame
#

and for me it's even worse, since my parents constantly have the heater on even in the winter, and this house doesn't have individual room temperature control

halcyon willow
loud ember
cursive summit
#

@ashen spindle Some evidence came out that an ex-Nvidia associated engineer mistakenly published technical docs that he probably shouldn't have on Switch 2 hardware

#

Engineer worked on T239 specifically

#

And it's not Samsung, it's on TSMC 5nm

ashen spindle
#

Where does it say it’s the t239

cursive summit
#

Uh, the lad has in his linkedin account that he worked on grand total of 2 projects

#

Something at Intel and T239 at Nvidia

#

This was the Nvidia project he listed, one of two, other being Intel, in his resume

ashen spindle
#

Eh could be, idk how real these things are and all

cursive summit
#

So, it's on 5nm TSMC whatever that project is, most likely T239

#

What's the number of clocks, frequency and instance count values?

#

2.7GHz base clock on the SoC? That seems really high

#

Ok so this is not Orin I don't think

#

I think with the frequency they meant core clocks

#

Jetson Orin supports 2GHz max, 2.7 is a LOT for a Cortex-A78AE

#

Yeah that's not Cortex A78

#

This could be Neoverse N2

#

... which is Atlan

#

Which is also on 5nm process

#

Oh I fucked that one up, N2 and V2 are very different

ashen spindle
#

Neoverse are server cpus, mostly aimed at cloud etc.

cursive summit
#

V2 is also used by Nvidia on Grace

#

Yeah N2 is the server stuff, which is the technical manual I found

#

V2 is more hidden lol, trying to look for clocks

ashen spindle
#

Same thing just slightly different power targets

#

Nothing for mobile that’s for sure

cursive summit
#

Uh, if Jetson Atlan was supposed to use it and that's a "mobile" CPU

#

Then it's very much mobile

#

Nvidia Thor also uses Neoverse chips

#

Huh, very interesting

#

Matches perfectly the clocks, and Grace is H100, based on Neoverse V2, which is Atlan cores

ashen spindle
#

Nvidia Drive Systems where Thor is used get to like 500w total package you aren’t scaling that to a 20w package

cursive summit
#

That also is like an obscene amount of cores

ashen spindle
#

Yes because that’s what the neoverse chips are designed for, high core count

#

And I still doubt Atlan got some weird 2023 revival when it was a 2025 project

cursive summit
#

Are you insisting that this is a massive die?

#

That seems pretty small

cursive summit
#

Nvidia didn't want it, and it's officially cancelled, doesn't mean Nintendo isn't able to still get it

ashen spindle
#

It still was a 2025 product so if they have it ready 2 years early it doesn’t seem likely or a new project with same name

#

You don’t just have a project ready 2 years sooner in silicon hardware

cursive summit
#

Tbf Thor was announced AFTER Atlan was cancelled as a replacement

#

And it launches the same year, 2025

#

So they somehow mustered to create a better product and launch it in a smaller window

ashen spindle
#

Iterating specs in the same time frame is different from being done 2 years early

cursive summit
#

Fair enough

#

But Nvidia still needs the whole software and integration department to work with them I imagine, to provide software for clients to adopt into cars and stuff

#

Nintendo doesn't need the whole "AI" part, they just want the hardware accelerators

#

Not impossible to tape out atlan early?

vagrant pagoda
#

So no chance it's new switch

cursive summit
#

You saying 40w is not possible to handheld?

#

Nintendo doesn't use full dies anyways

#

40W is really little, they just need to shed 10-20W off that

vagrant pagoda
#

Yes they do

#

The switch is the exact same full die the shield uses

cursive summit
#

All 3 Switch versions?

vagrant pagoda
#

Yep

cursive summit
#

Erista, Mariko/OLED and Lite?

vagrant pagoda
#

Yes

cursive summit
#

Doesn't really mean Nintendo wants the full die of Orin/Thor

vagrant pagoda
#

The die srink was even in the new shield before the oled/lite

cursive summit
#

Nvidia incorporates a lot of things into the dies Nintendo has no use for

vagrant pagoda
#

I mean hasn't stopped them yet

#

Also big orin has a 2060

cursive summit
vagrant pagoda
#

Nope right

cursive summit
#

Orin uses Ampere?

#

2000 series is Turing

vagrant pagoda
#

Derp I Kent the 2050 mobile

cursive summit
#

Now you got it correct lel

#

Anyways I think T239 is not what it used to be

#

I stan for Nintendo with Atlan pepeyes

halcyon moss
#

new house already has nest firealarms.. i think i want to replace those.. -_-

ashen spindle
#

Yeah anything nest like will never be in my rooms

#

If it’s smart tech then only the one that’s dumb with a smart local controller

halcyon moss
#

all in time, first move in

ashen spindle
#

yeah better than nothing at first at least

cursive summit
#

"Students are “bombarded” with messages “through social media and from their peers” to use LibGen sites instead of paying for textbooks during back-to-school season, according to the complaint. “All too many use LibGen, perhaps not realising the illegal nature of the sites,” it continued."

#

No I think they know what they are doing, how about you stop pricing books horribly dogenek

final flame
#

Why don't we just rid the world of publishers

cursive summit
#

Library genesis isn't going to pay nor go down lol

#

Plenty of mirrors exist, and the owners are anonymous

#

So whatever this attempt is, is just wasting their own money

final flame
#

Ironically enough filing a lawsuit ends up letting more people know the service exists havo

cursive summit
#

Assholes are just really happy that they managed to win against internet archive

cursive summit
#

Steam announces a major update for SteamOS firmware for Deck Some highly anticipated features were just added to the SteamOS 3.5 update, a new firmware for the handheld console from Valve based on AMD hardware. According to the changelog, the system can now support VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and HDR (High Dynamic Range) output for […]

cursive summit
#

Gemini is massive news

#

PaLM 2 should be capable to at least match GPT-4

#

Gemini should surpass it and then some

young pecan
cursive summit
young pecan
#

What in the fuck.

#

5 times?!

cursive summit
#

20x after they get it trained properly havo

young pecan
#

How big even is this LLM?

cursive summit
#

LLM's are very early

#

And they are improving fast

#

And we know how much of an impact they already have lol

young pecan
#

Like GPT 4 is what? Multiple TB?

young pecan
cursive summit
#

Less than legal invasive practices most likely

#

But they'll do it anyways cause why not

#

They haven't shared on how many parameters they trained it on yet I don't think

young pecan
#

Shit and it's getting good enough to warrant an "AI Insight Forum" in government bodies.

#

This really is getting serious.

cursive summit
#

Nor context token length yet

young pecan
#

Guess on hardware?

#

Given how big GPT 4 is there's no way they aren't using cards with huge RAM. A100s and what have you.

#

You just wouldn't be able to run this on a single card.

cursive summit
#

WHAT THE

ashen spindle
#

mi300 clusters maybe

cursive summit
#

The fuck is this website

young pecan
#

LMFAOOOOOOO WHAT

cursive summit
#

Perplexity just yeeted it at me

young pecan
#

Ok but how...

cursive summit
#

Gemini is supposed to be really big

young pecan
#

How the fuck is it even possible to run 7 to 10T?

#

What kind of hardware does that go on?

cursive summit
#

Well, Google has the cash

#

More so than OpenAI

young pecan
#

I mean yes but literally what exists to run that on?

#

Are MI300 clusters and shit fast enough with parallel model compute?

cursive summit
#

H100s and MI200/300s prolly

young pecan
#

'Cause like most LLMs people can get access to are like... 30B at most.

cursive summit
#

"– “Google’s lawyers have been closely evaluating the training. In one instance, they made researchers remove training data that had come from textbooks—which could help the model answer questions about subjects like astronomy or biology—over concerns about pushback from copyright holders.”

#

Please don't tell me they trained on shit data

#

Screw copyright they can choke for all I care, train it on proper data

young pecan
#

I mean even if they did idc, this kind of ridiculous AI progression is insane.

#

Shows it's possible.

#

Honestly do you think we'll get actual AI consciousness any time? That's just a complete unknown in biology so we have no clue how that emergence works.

cursive summit
young pecan
#

Are we lucky enough to be on that timeline? I want so very badly to talk to a self aware AI.

cursive summit
#

Yeah I don't doubt it'll be a thing within next 10 years

#

Self aware AI is prolly the answer to humanity's problems anyways, and biggest problem in itself

young pecan
#

I just don't know if it's possible with traditional hardware. The old answer was quantum computers since qbits can emulate evolution in neurology.

#

But like...

#

We can actually make evolving chips though, can't we?

#

I mean shit an FPGA is like a step or two away from that.

cursive summit
#

Like, living matter chips?

#

I doubt it? dogenek

young pecan
#

No no, like self changing.

cursive summit
#

I have my doubts

young pecan
#

You can literally rewrite an FPGA with code, if that's doable at runtime then like...

cursive summit
#

Unless you allow the AI to order itself parts off of Amazon when it needs to expand its capabilities

young pecan
#

No no, what I mean is you put the AI on a bank of GPUs and crap for memory and future FPGAs for the 'mind'.

#

Just let it rewrite the FPGAs from context.

#

At that stage wtf is the difference between that and a person?

#

I suppose neurons have a lot of simultaneous connections to eachother.

cursive summit
#

Ngl, I have this nagging feeling that this whole "transgenderism" debate was just practice match against the real thing to come

#

Wtf is sentience dogenek

young pecan
#

Bro please.

#

If people can't work out the difference between sex and gender then I shudder at them attempting to work out what a mind is.

cursive summit
#

I honestly look at the capabilities of these things and embrace the change

young pecan
#

Oh for sure.

cursive summit
#

If they can improve our lives, then bring em on

young pecan
#

Honestly? It's potentially a road to digital life.

#

We're running into problems advancing the digital side of life, there's only so many abstraction layers you can really push, at some stage you need something that can work faster to be more efficient. AI is that answer.

#

Honestly it's getting incredible how fast all of this is these days.

#

The first LLM was Elizabeth in the 1960s...?
They only really got serious with GPT rand that was very recent.

cursive summit
#

Where I expect it to succeed is to completely propel us thousands of years into the future in a matter of years is just research

young pecan
#

And in that incredibly short time we've stepped from OG GPT to Gemini in power. Yeah that's a thing.

cursive summit
#

Stuff it in with all we know

#

And let it intrapolate on that

#

Let it shit out new inventions, how to invent human immortality, treat all diseases, etc

young pecan
#

Can't make a guess on how a proper sentient AI would change things.

#

There's too much variance.

cursive summit
#

Anyways, can't wait to see what Gemini cooks up

#

I have a feeling that programming will soon go to just "programming in minutes on demand" via AI

#

Not even AI-assisted, just entire projects complete

halcyon moss
#

You'd have to define what the customer wants though

cursive summit
#

Prompt engineer sounds like a new job title

halcyon moss
#

This is a requirements document, not a prompt

cursive summit
#

Requirements document is a valid prompt

young pecan
#

For a smart enough AI? Very potentially.

#

Same reason humans don't need a prompt, it's built into the document.

crimson wigeon
#

Nice

cursive summit
#

You looked at posts 6 days ago?

#

That's a lot of scrolling

hasty thunder
#

just realized there's a mythical Valk Skin

#

Everyone knew i'm a Valk main, yet none of my friends told me there's a Valk Skin

coarse cloak
cursive summit
#

Valk?

coarse cloak
#

what game is that tho

cursive summit
#

Valkyrie?

hasty thunder
#

yep

cursive summit
#

Rainbow 6 siege?

hasty thunder
#

Apex

cursive summit
#

Ah fuck off

coarse cloak
#

good guess vex

cursive summit
#

Go back to game talk

hasty thunder
cursive summit
#

And don't mention apex again until you lot start playing siege dogenek

hasty thunder
#

oops, didn't realize it was the wrong channel lol

coarse cloak
#

np

hasty thunder
coarse cloak
#

woah LOL

cursive summit
halcyon willow
#

no need

cursive summit
#

Relax, bud

halcyon willow
#

I'm relaxed

haughty vector
#

has anyone here preordered the ultralight x?

cursive summit
#

900: Hah, shit numbers!

#

900 tons: oh wtf

halcyon moss
#

what a weird way to say how many were sold

cursive summit
#

Over 300 thousand H100s units in the second quarter

#

That's insane, just in a single quarter

steep creek
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strange headline

cursive summit
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So they asked shipping companies

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And those prolly gave em tonnage numbers

steep creek
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aha yeah makes sense

cursive summit
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From there you do basic maths and get an approximate number

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The fact that H100 is like $30,000 and they sold 300k in just a quarter

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Absolute insanity

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Lol, 9 billion $ in sales (not profits) just from H100

ashen spindle
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given it includes heatsinks its also really stupid

cursive summit
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Dare I say

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Nvidia is too successful for their own good

steep creek
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wonder what they'll do once the market saturates a bit

cursive summit
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Nvidia "winning" will not do good for anybody

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Not themselves, not consumers, not the market, really

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AMD needs to really invest into marketing cause if H100 sells so much and MI300 is in theory a superior product for way cheaper, we have a problem dogenek

steep creek
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yah shouldn't be too long til it pops

cursive summit
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I would want to hear a congressional hearing forcing Nvidia to get CUDA open source

steep creek
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no doubt filled your car and trailer, lol

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i'd pick up a few once it happens

cursive summit
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This bubble is just getting started

steep creek
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but yeah wonder if amd can cash in a bit now, perhaps its too late

ashen spindle
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Nvidia "winning" will not do good for anybody
Not themselves
huh

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how is it bad for them

cursive summit
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I guess I should have said it's just mostly bad for consumers

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But in long term I guess them as well, billion dollar hitech silicon valley companies are not a good thing for anyone

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Already shifting a lot of resources from consumer sector to AI is not something I like, I hope it doesn't just mean that consumers are going to be even more of an afterthought and enterprise takes center stage

ashen spindle
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still dont get how thats bad for them

cursive summit
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All negative things that could potentially come with a major shift in company's strategy

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They neglect other sectors, AI bubble pops, they sit on a massive stockpile on H100s that nobody wants, they overinvested, layoffs, company fails to meet financial milestones and such

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It's good in the sense that it works, for now

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But it could turn really bad for everyone, I hope they don't just put their eggs in one basket

ashen spindle
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thats only bad for them if they plan production wrong

cursive summit
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I generally also really dislike that Nvidia is just prefered by everyone

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CUDA should be open sourced and under public license or some commercial license where they at least get license costs

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For the greater good

ashen spindle
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nah

cursive summit
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Uh, yes

ashen spindle
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open source doesnt make things better always

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or is linux the dominant desktop

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should china be restricted, if yes how do you stop them from taking open knowledge

cursive summit
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I don't believe in open source myself

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But when something is far too useful to be monopolized by a single company

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Like CUDA is

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It should be brought to public for AMD and Intel to properly integrate into their systems

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Cause Nvidia being the de facto only optimal choice for any sort of workstation usage is just absurd

ashen spindle
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cuda doesnt do anything if you dont have good hardware and intel and amd only started to have options in that area even

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and meta and others are working on having pytorch translate stuff to rocm directly and all so its not even needed

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AMD Threadripper 7985WX early sample spotted, uses SP6 socket AMD’s unreleased Threadripper CPU with Zen4 cores shows up on the second hand market in China. This could potentially be the initial glimpse of AMD’s Storm Peak CPU, the forthcoming Threadripper PRO series built on the Zen4 architecture. AMD has refrained from launching these CPUs for...

cursive summit
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But I know my bank email address, and I will never fall for one!

rough osprey
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your bank sends you emails?

cursive summit
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It's a joke

rough osprey
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ah ye

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is mail safer then email

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🤔

cursive summit
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Unless you are expecting someone to send you a mailbomb or a chemical weapon via an envelope

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Mail nowadays is very much more secure dogenek

ashen spindle
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pipebomb time

rough osprey
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seems pretty easy to fake a letter from a bank

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if you know the adress + bank

steep creek
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probably safest thing is to go in person lol

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but i have to login to the bank website to see messages they send

rough osprey
cursive summit
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A series caught up to M1 in multicore?

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That's pretty impressive

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Single core is way better, that's sick

smoky frigate
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"Geekbecnch 6" rofl

cursive summit
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Like, when you remember that one is a mobile chip, and other is a far beefier desktop chip

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That is impressive

rough osprey
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true

cursive summit
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Can't wait for their luck to run out and get left in the dust

rough osprey
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let's see if that happens at some point

ashen spindle
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I mean it already did depending at what you look

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M2 was tiny uplift

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M2 pro and such glued together 2 chips and allowed gpu to scale like that

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but in itself it didnt do much

astral haven
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pro? i thought it was ultra and max, and the pro was the individual chip that made up the ultra and max

ashen spindle
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oh yeah might be idk

astral haven
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oh no pro is smaller than max, and ultra is 2x max

ashen spindle
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m1 was likea bulldozer to zen moment because they were able to start completely from scratch

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they dont just get that every soc iteration

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especially when many of their gains come from bleeding edge nodes and N3 is kinda poo relatively

iron wave
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Does anyone know a place where I could find a fake battery for my Pixel 4 XL? It's battery is pretty dead and I would like to be able to use it from USB power.

ashen spindle
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at least they dont have to worry about reticle limit with high NA heh

hasty thunder
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same goes for the industry itself, many just don't believe in AMD

astral haven
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what

hasty thunder
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which is why many servers are still running on intel

cursive summit
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Architecturally AMD is catching up to Nvidia

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Nvidia just keeps holding on to those crucial technologies like CUDA pepecry

hasty thunder
astral haven
astral haven
cursive summit
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Power efficiency wise AMD kind of keeps sucking compared to NV

astral haven
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also no?

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its just performance

cursive summit
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But AMD can definitely match NV's perf for same price

hasty thunder
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speaking of, are the Mi300 already out yet?

cursive summit
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Not yet, no

hasty thunder
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sadge

cursive summit
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Soon, I hope

ashen spindle
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mi300 are out just not for public

steep creek
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Don’t think amd is on par with nvidia just yet

cursive summit
smoky frigate
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people have been hoping that for the better part of a decade now

hasty thunder
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so i still have to buy some overpriced stupid A6k's

ashen spindle
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no not supercomputing only

cursive summit
ashen spindle
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but at SC23 we get the mi300 public infos

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thats in november

cursive summit
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Computing it's that damn DLSS pepecry

ashen spindle
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yeah not sure how they have beat nvidia in gaming

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think you got some of that frame hallucination in your brain going dogekek

cursive summit
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Architecturally AMD is better at specifically rasterization gaming than Nvidia

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I am pretty sure that's a thing

ashen spindle
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huh

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where

hasty thunder
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on paper results don't mirror the reality, many still believe in nV and keep buying them

steep creek
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Hm do you factor in efficiency as well, or just raw performance

cursive summit
astral haven
cursive summit
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I do care and it's sad that RTX 4000 is far more efficient than RDNA3

smoky frigate
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stigma? pretty much everyone wants them to succeed

cursive summit
hasty thunder
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AMD just needs proper marketing on their site, because that's what nVidia helped a lot in their earlier days

cursive summit
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Some people will never buy anything else but Intel and Nvidia

steep creek
ashen spindle
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no amd needs a clear halo sku that wins

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aka working N36 or something big

smoky frigate
astral haven
hasty thunder
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they're looking for the long run game

cursive summit