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bro has ctrl and fn wrong way around 100%
or downloaded some profile lol
Yo monkeys will the 50 series cards continue being super massive cards like the 40 series or is Nvidia kinda moving away from that
Bigger cards, more power, more noise in ray-tracing and more vaseline in render pipeline
But hey! It's got AI 
Damn it
Tbf I completely missed it, but apparently Inno3D has kinda spoiled a bit what the CES will be about
Improved RT cores, better raytracing, and "new rendering tech", as well as "AI power management" 
Whatever that is
Well, sounds cool, can't wait for CES
Unless it's water, at which point they are small.. somewhat 
The pump and radiator still take space
We used to have "AI", it was called "heuristic algorithms" and it worked well enough without needing $2k GPU 
u mean 3k 
Yeah but the detached nature and typically allocated space for the pump and rads somewhere atop or on the right side of the case is.. a lot cleaner and a lot smaller footprint than huge 3 fan coolers
The only problem being obviously pump failures and leakages
i hate windows 💀
We love you though


yeah i have a 1gig as well
but windows said NO u dont
as my phone still detects it
I was wondering what's wrong with that picture, you got a gigabit and it's 100 only?
Did you forget to install ethernet drivers?
no
So... either Windows fumbled up link negotiation or your rabbit has chewed on cable 
looks like my router is confused 

Seems that it can be caused by a myriad of different issues
From cable damage to misconfiguration to corruption, etc
Good luck, Akko-san, you will need it
fun fact it just happened wihtout anything xd
I guess it can also happen if god says fuck you in particular
Just check if other cable will auto-negotiate 1G 
Or you may have router which has only 1G on WAN and 100M on LAN ports 
like i said already
Disable and enable the network adapter
Then try rebooting the pc
You could have a damaged ethernet cable
nah my router is confused

I can get 2.5, but I fail to see why I need that
1 jiggy is just more than enough you know
As for the 100 cap thing, I had the issue but it ended up being the wire.
Only 1G at my parents' 
Did you give it the re-boot
atm i know its the router being confused 
as i had this issue a few times already
What
NAS goes zoom 
the fact your link speed isnt nic speed can also be... non windows issues you know
How is NAS speed related to your internet speed
like the ethernet cable missing a pin, the router port only doing 100mbit and what not
Never said Internet
It's not internet speed, just connection speed 
You disappoint me, Cal
i had 1gig all day but it changed to 100mbps soo Idk xd
Yeah I still fail to see what's the point of 2.5 gigabit internet speeds
If your NAS is 2.5 g, 5 or 10g, cool, I see the use for that
Not internet
Eh well, I kinda feel the same about gigabit ATM ngl
I finally got it at a reasonable price and I haven't really used it, I was pretty content with 500/500
How am I supposed to seed comfortably without my 2000/750? 
If my ISP upgrade from coaxial to FTTP in my area, I can go from a 1000/100 package to any of 1000/1000, 2000/200 or 2000/2000.
What are you seeding?
id love to get my 4gbit symmetrical finally.... so i can get gbit and my gf as well

and then we got plenty room for wifi devices
I was looking at Google Fibre in the US and there's two cities where you can get 20 Gigabit symmetrical

Stuff 
Very good 
I'd take Virgin Media making 2000/2000 available in my area though. Soon 
Tbf upload speeds are far less useful that download
Since when do virgin media use actual fiber
I'd take 50% lower upload than download if it came cheaper
And symmetrical speeds
i wish.... i prob need to upload a few hundred gigs in the next few weeks
Sho close 
Relatively recently. They've been upgrading their coaxial network to FTTP, albeit slowly, and all new builds at this point are FTTP. The symmetrical upload is a £6 per month addon though for the 1000/100 and 2000/200 FTTP package though.
Pft pft ofc they have it as an addon
what are you uploading
Stuff 
From what I've been reading, the coaxial to FTTP upgrades are meant to be complete by the end of 2028 so it's four more years at worse.
Maybe use a seedbox?
linux isos
I ditched them after 11 years once I could get symmetrical fiber to my house.
that doesnt help at all
i still have the data locally
I'm paying £27/month for gigabit rn
like how does a seedbox get my local PC/Modded console backups
Openreach have been building in my area also but haven't got to my street yet. Seems like I won't be able to get their FTTP until Summer 2025 at the earliest.
Plus the top Openreach-based package is currently 1600/120 
Although they're meant to be making up to gigabit upload available sometime in 2025.
Im surprised if Virgin will rent from openreach
No, I'd switch to EE if Openreach actually upgraded my street to FTTP.
Which would be nice as they do great combined pricing for broadband + cellular.
I have quite a dislike for virgin media tbh haha
I went through 12 of their routers 🤣
Some even in bridge mode were terrible.
I also had to battle them to fix the line as I was getting major packer loss and ping spikes, eg 40ms to 900ms.
I'm stuck on a Hub 4 currently as they won't give me a Hub 5 
Hub 4 is soooooo bad
And I'm too cheap/lazy to use my own router
Actually stuck with WiFi 5 and only WPA2 
What's worse is that VM give a Hub 3 to customers on the cheaper tiers.
Ah wait no I didn't have a hub 4 I had a 3
Meanwhile I could get a 40/10 package from EE and they'd give me a WiFi 6 router with a 2.5 GbE WAN port 
I went back to my broken hub 3 because of the CPU latency bug.
It's staggering how bad the Virgin Media router is in comparison to Sky or EE/BT
sAME BUT FOR DIFFERENT REASONS LOL
crap
The Hub 5/5X at least fixed the CPU issue and performs much better, not much better though. There's also no sign of a WiFi 6E/7 device being offered by Virgin Media in the near future.
When I switched I could just plug anything into the teeny modem.
I love WPA2 
I love how Raspberry still haven't upgraded their Broadcom chipset wi-fi drivers and you can't use WPA3 there 
Getting my own router was the best thing I ever did when I was on virgin media.
ASUS have some decent WiFi 7 routers, I should just get one of those and put my Hub 4 into bridge mode.
Make sure they are triple channel though
this guy has an onlyfans
For that sweet sweet 6hz for the future
Although if Openreach would just hurry up with the FTTP build on my street, I could switch to EE and get their WiFi 7 router which is actually pretty well specced. https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/09/ee-uk-makes-new-wi-fi-7-smart-hub-pro-broadband-router-available.html
Talk talk just use Amazon routers now XD
Tri-band and the WAN/LAN ports are all 2.5 GbE
Imagine paying for something that is out there for free 
And I'm not looking for parasocial relationships, thank you 
You get 3 of them to make a mesh
Hmm which one is that?
EE's new WiFi 7 router
Damn ok
It's still an ISP router but the specs are really resonable.
They've also got WiFi 7 repeaters with dual 2.5 GbE ports but they also work as wired backhaul to the router.
It's a Qualcomm SoC
Qualcomm Bells IPQ9570
Aye mine uses a Qualcomm Network Pro 620
So I was kinda curious who made the router because it sounds similar to mine 
Sheesh, that isp router has 2gb ram?
Yes
There's some quirks to the early firmware, from posts I've read on EE's own forums, but the performance is otherwise very good.
And they offer that to me xD
It's probably the best ISP router from the major UK ISPs at least.
I think the WiFi 7 hardware is a monthly addon currently
Otherwise they send you an older WiFi 6 router with a 2.5 GbE WAN port and Gigabit LAN ports. Something like that.
Nothing interesting here lol, and I defo do NOT see the 5090 costing $1799
32 gigs of GDDR7, bigger than 4090? No shot it's not 2.5k USD
gddr7 doesnt mean it costs more
They could have gone for the cheapest 7 since 6 is really in demand 
$1799 for founder ones?
and 6x is lower volume because its just for nvidia
i want one in general but idk if I can bring myself to get it
Looking at RDNA4 I'm so happy I got XTX 
XTX will likely stay very relevant even with next gen
Though it will not fall much in price that's for sure
It looks fine if pricing is right
It'll have RT somewhat on par with NV however much that matters, I don't give a shit
And new features which is pog, though RDNA3 will have the same features so, eh
You wouldn’t gotta upgrade for a really good while with that 32gb of vram if it actually does have it 
I don't see the point of ultra high end anyways, 4090 and 5090 are irrelevant cards to most consumers and are basically Titan cards
AMD and Intel should focus on lower and mid end

If you need a card for work you are prolly buying an RTX A- series anyways or a Radeon Pro
So RTX A-series 
Though didn't Nvidia stop their quadro naming scheme yet again
It's no longer RTX A- it's like RTX number-000 nowadays
without knowing how it performs we dont know why it could be that name
if its like a 5070 then making the names similar is better than making it look like a 80-class loses to 70-class
if it does better it looks better on paper
Tbf 9070XT makes perfect sense to me
I just want AI bubble to burst 
They skipped 8000 cause it's the last RDNA gen and they'll prolly just get a new numbering sequence with UDNA
could also be because with udna they want to start with 5 digits or just change it again etc.
--70XT is just a callback to Nvidia basically
So it seems they are aiming at best to compete with 5070
Fine by me tbf
Or... they already had a naming scheme that people were familiar with and they could keep it 
meh, I don't really care, I just find it odd they would throw away the naming scheme that everyone was at least used to
you say everyone but amd marketshare is tiny so its not like many people actually look at it
more people online think intel has a chance than amd against nvidia lmfao
and go to a naming scheme that's desperately trying to pose itself as nvidia competitor when they haven't been competing on anything but pricing the last 10 years
rdna2 was very much competing at all points
which one was that again
6900xt
RDNA2 was very pog
yeah so half the raytracing and worse deep-learning anti-alias or whatever
we ahd like 10 RT games at the time and even less DLSS things
and FSR/dlss those are software features that got added later and still work just fine
regardless, it's a worse feature set by far, if you line them up side-by-side with the nvidia competitor card the nvidia card wins every time
it draws less power and was cheaper
And lose in pricing
yeah so competes on pricing alone /shrug
AMD has always been a value brand tbf
Tbf they also win in raster, somewhat
And more VRAM 
for the people who don't want or need the fancier features I guess
it was lower price, lower power, same raster performance, so you lose in like 10 titles where nobody even used RT on a 3090
nobody plays battlefield with RT, its an online pvp game and certainly not on a 30 series

if it was truly competitive I think we'd see a bigger market share having been obtained
remember how it was constantly sold out due to mining etc. just like nvidia?
I do not because I don't pay attention to that stuff
and no it was the first gen with working drivers so people were sceptical so it took longer
well then why do you argue about a point you dont know lol
Raytracing will become relevant when it doesn't perform at like 30% of the FPS of normal rasterization
And can properly replace it
Which is at least a decade away from what I'm seeing
we did see a market share gain and that even translated into rdna3 being sold well at first because working drivers etc. translated into trust on that launch
Kinda annoys me that raytracing is barely usable and suddenly we are talking about path tracing
Just make normal raytracing work properly, it's slow as shit
its more or less the same thing anyway
Isn't raytracing basically a single bounce or no-bounce ray simulation?
Path tracing is multibounces from what I'm aware
Insanely hardware taxing
I still don't think it's competing if you look at the what it was offering at the time
just now with however manieth version of whatever the AMD's deep-learning thing is called it's apparently good enough
well maybe you dont but everyone on reviewer and consumer side did
¯_(ツ)_/¯
I think it's pretty fair to recognize Nvidia has by far the best features, although AMD somehow always manages to usually 1-up Nvidia on them eventually like with frame gen
Intel are also pretty solid
Nvidia are just becoming a luxury brand and greedy as shit, like Apple, and that's not appealing to a lot of consumers
i mean yeah but the price will be horrid
everyone will just buy nv -80 series anyway, regardless of price, just like they do every year
I’m hoping it’s around 2K 
80 card didn't sell that well though
o wise elf what should i buy instead
XTX 
the base 60 ti, base 70 and 80 were kind of shit?
Most people bought 4060, 4070 Super, 4070 Ti (Super) and sadly, 4090
I don't know, whichever suits your needs I guess
I cant wait for the 8gb 5060 cards 
The value isn't there, it's not that much better than the 4070 Ti Super I think
imma be real im too depressed and tired to game i just look at youtube 90% of the time
what I do is buy whatever I can get a good deal on secondhand because ain't no way I pay new prices on shit that's equally as good used for -50% of the price sometimes
i am just too scared on used stuff
Tbf it'll be even worse with RTX 5000 series, the 5070 Ti is becoming even more close to the performance level of the 80 card
Yeah
4070 Ti Super is within like 10% of performance of the 80 Super from what I'm seeing in benchmarks
ong I barely play new triple a titles
While being like 30% cheaper
I don't think 4080 was a big hit for Nvidia, 4070 Ti pretty much was
don't worry, used stuff can't hurt you
used stuff:
Tbf yeah 4070 Ti is like twice as much sold as 4080
While not even that much more in price tbf, here it's 800 euros vs 1000 euros
Yeah bc the 70 cards are mid-high range cards
That's what you remember from the original 70 series
Meanwhile 80-90 cards are higher end cards
With RTX 4000 70Ti series is pretty much high-end
1070 was mid end, I can barely remember 2070
Nvidia are not focusing on sales of 70 cards and they are very much high end
4080 is like $300 more than 4070 Ti for me. I'd pick the 4070 Ti if it weren't for the scary amount of vram
I dunno why are they butchering the 80 cards though
5070 Ti specs are as good as confirmed and it's barely smaller than 5080
5070 Ti chads rise up
Ignore the 5090
And the rest of the stack is pretty disappointing but normal
8GB -> 12GB -> 16GB
Like the 5080?
I wouldn't be surprised if the 5070 Ti has the same MSRP as the 4070 Ti. At most a $100 increase (which would be bad but fingers crossed)
5060 - 8
5060 Ti - 16
5070 - 12
5070 Ti - 16
5080 - 16
See how many suckers they can snatch and then release the 5080 Super
Kinda normal VRAM numbers imo
or just a 5080 Ti with 20gb vram 
Indeed, the 5080 is barely an uplift over 5070 Ti based on leaked numbers
Iirc 5070 Ti has like 9100 CUDA cores?
5060 shoulda been 12
5080 is 10080 or something
imo
With no VRAM increase
5080 will be within like 6% of performance of 5070 Ti in benchmarks and I don't understand why 
the 50 series is such a weird lineup
Though Nvidia could shaft the 5070 Ti in memory bus and it'll equal out
VRAM is 32 GDDR7, no clue on price, that we will only know on CES
I can only imagine 2.5
FE cards gonna be 2000 partner cards around 2500
imagine buying the 5090 and the next year their xx60 series is faster than it
xd
Iirc 24000 CUDA cores vs 10000
really gotta see if i get a 5080 or 90 for a new pc
It's not a consumer card, it's a professional workstation card
like physically bigger?
5090 is almost tempting even though I'm dirt poor
Good thing I’m a professional gamer 
It's bigger in every dimension lol
Price, size, specs
I'm staying away from that card
And make it double, hell, 2.5x as big
I feel like it's a bad omen
imo the 5090 is more for the AI ppl and not for the others
I seriously despise Nvidia for calling it a 90 card
They had the fucking Titan naming and that is exactly what it is
It's a Titan card
Since it has a gorrilion more frames than other GPUs it's completely reasonable for gamers to buy it
For people that need a shit ton of raw power for workstations
That's what Titans always were
I'm not that into hardware
but out of curiosity what CPU would you even pair with the 5090
Yet they just called it a 90 card and now every single singleton is focusing on it
😭
If you can afford the 5090 you are buying the 9800X3D
most ppl gonna buy 5080's and 5070 ti's
No, most people are gonna buy the 5060s
Gotta wait and see on the 9950x3d though
That's what sells the most on paper
is that CPU even fast enough
Yes?
like I know it's like top of the line but
It's the fastest CPU in the market
like realistically do you think there's gonna be bottleneck
With the specs of 5090? Yeah, probably tbf
Bottleneck is always gonna be a thing
But there'll be no solution to that, not until 2026 at least
Intel just launched 14th and it sucked ass, AMD just launched Zen 5
No new CPUs until 2026 (I think Intel was meaning to launch next gen in late 2025 so we'll see)
6090 
5090 seems insane
Have to see the 1080p benchmarks
It's cause it is insane, it's not a gaming card lol
way too much vram
actually maybe starcitizens players can finally hit 60fps
nvm good card nvidia
It's a card for crunching numbers, running PyTorch, CAD, simulations in professional environments, etc
It's an Nvidia Titan card with a shit ass -90 series name
Nobody should realistically buy them for games
they're doing it that way cause it will cause certain consumers to buy it
Why not though... It has way more fps
Well yeah obviously
Some people didn't even realize Titan cards existed back then
Nvidia just called them the -90 card and suddenly it's selling like hotcakes
People often say that the 90 cards have locked drivers or something and aren't real Titan ones. Is that true?
okay but what if I wanted to release an unreal engine game with 8k mega scans textures
They are normal GeForce drivers
I wouldve liked to see the 5080 have more than 16gb of vram tho
5080 prolly should have 24 imo
imo the last titan card was released with the 20 series anyway
But we'll see what Nvidia are thinking with pricing
If they are having a clarity moment, 5070Ti could cost 600$, 5080 800$, and 5090 1500$
They can afford that, and it'd be pog
Hell no lol
thats never gonna happen
5090 for $2500
I wish
😘
I’m calling 2K
I’ll drop it though 
And then take a long break from upgrading
i can see that the 5070 ti gonna start at a 1000$ 5080 - 1500$, 5090 - 2000$
I mean, it's Nvidia we are talking about, the cards cost like 50% of the MSRP to manufacture and the rest is profit margins
5080 1500$ is not happening
or maybe 850-950$ for the 5070 ti
I can almost promise you 5080 and 5070Ti will be like 200$ apart
we talk about nvidia aka the AI overlords
I am expecting a very slight price increase for the 5080. 5090 will prolly be either a $100 increas or quite a bit more. 4090 was a $100 increase over 3090
Even Nvidia are somewhat logical
5070 Ti and 5080 are the same exact silicon, and nearly the same exact spec
It's within 200$ and I think 50 series will prolly be the same pricing as 40 series
So 5080 1 grand, 800 for the Ti, etc
if we are logical 5070 ti 850$ 5080 950$
5090 is $2k for founder models at least
is it worth buying the 4070 ti super now or wait for 5070 ti?
I think 5080 is at least $1000
what will the price be like
Founder is usually cheapest right? Founders I see are cheaper than aftermarket ones
what was the 4090 msrp
You can afford to wait for CES which is in 2 weeks
1500 on launch iirc, it went far up though
1600$
waow
this just in nvidia cards all go up $500 per tier
The release price (MSRP) in US was $1599 at launch
would have been a nice deal at that price
We already discussed all of this stuff lol
3090 was $1500 I think
yeah msrp for the 3090 was 1499$
i want it
1080ti carried too hard
I feel bad for those who did. 4090 came out 6 months later or something
It was a very late launch yes, I think it came out with the SUPER cards
Nvidia's mid-gen but more like late-gen refresh
I would have cried
Tbf it was a shit card
i mean it was funny that the 3080 was 699$ msrp and the 3080 Ti was 1199$ msrp 
I don't remember the 20 series fondly at all, it was all kinda wack except for 2060KO
30 series only had good mid-end cards
I had a 1080 Ti and felt little reason to upgrade
Tbf yeah but the 1080Ti is now old
but so is the founders Edition a good snag usually if you can get it
ngreedia
i feel like there tends not to be much reason to upgrade up one gen between xx80ti
It runs games very bad now yeah
Same I didn’t upgrade until last year personally
Most it'd still run fine if you don't play AAA
Those suffer from severe lack of VRAM though
But not at 4k if you want 60+ fps afaik
(and it doesn't support enough bandwidth for 4k 120 Hz either)
Just get a used 40 series, or RDNA2/RDNA3
30 series is kinda meh
used 4070 ti's and ti supers are close to msrp prices in Hungary xd
That's a big minority of people imo
Check cards like 6800XT, 6900XT
16 gigs, compete with higher end cards still
most of them are sold or either like 20-50 euro difference xd
It's a lot better than a 3090 though
not that better LOL
around 3%
thats not a lot xd
Far more VRAM, it'll still get new features which 3090 isn't going to get
It's a better purchase
Oh right the 3090 has 24 GBs
Which was the piece of shit that had only 10
3080
Eh, I still don't see much of a reason to get the 3090
I don't think it even gets DLSS 3..?
Yeah and they are imo, very important especially to a card like 3090
thats only a AMD thing
most of the games i play dont need DLSS or any of that shit 
I hate upscalers
Your loss
i hate them as well xd
You don't use Reflex?
I do
Then you shouldn't feel the input latency
they also don't increase clarity imo
I rather just play on low settings
I have grown accustomed to no anti aliasing as well
I mean yeah that's not the point lol, they upscale from lower to look somewhat like native in return for performance
tbf
yeah I dislike the whole unreal engine smear shit too
That much I have noticed in testing
And you want antialiasing for getting rid of jagged edges
I've played Unreal and Cryengine games and I've seen no smearing
impressive
No smearing on Stalker 2, no smearing with Crysis or KCD
That's just your own issue there
Smearing is not built into any engines
lumen is dogass
idk i never notice any of that shit 
Poor optimization is a broad topic which is why we’re making sure to define the common game scenario that drives our initiative. We cover the neglected areas of graphics optimization and visual quality since we often see modern techniques only discussed in graphics conversations such as Lumen or DDGI. But we have a whole generation of technique...
fair
I've messed with lumen since unreal engine 5 released
it has such god awful artifacting
atleast they're working on a baked alternative for future versions
i had smear in SnowDrop engine games as well
global illumination issue
not everytime just randomly so i guess xd
please do not link that idiot who has no shipped experience and shills his own ai slop as a solution
he knows enough to sound smart but not enough to know about why stuff is done and just likes to hate on unreal
I just saw a new vid from them today linked on reddit where they were shitting on unreal lol
I wasn't sure who that was so didn't click on it
Good to know nothing of value was lost
What's his own ai slop?
I've never seen it
I've only seen him compare actual performance of older techniques from older titles
he had some semi popular piece about optimization which is just lacking information like you need to factor in the whole pipline in a shipped game, you cant make a gta size game and make everything follow how it would be the best when that means artists take 10x longer to get stuff done so the game cant release in time
idk he had in one video pitched ai generation crap as a solution
thats the only one I watched
If you want to know how games are actually made, just ask @ashen spindle lol, he works in an established studio afaik
Only I think he works with VR mainly
not really established studio and not AAA games but stuff like research/medical etc. stuff
His latest video compares render pipeline times along with reducing them by multiple ms in multiple areas
I'm not saying he is entirely right all the time but people have been complaining about unreal engine 5 since it came out
lumen and nanite are genuinely dogshit
What's wrong with Nanite
even the probe lighting offered in unity is better
and yet they are working very well in fortnite for example
lol, lmao no
I was going to say, Fortnite works really well with most GPUs
It's all about implementation
Ever since Fortnite upgraded to unreal engine 5
Lumen gets a lot of flak, some might be justified, most not
the performance has been worse
Should have said downgraded
I saw someone describe this guy perfectly in another discord:
He very much has not worked on a game because he hand waves away all the hard stuff
He’d be the sort of PM that thinks manually placing 46 lights for one room (with 1 visible light) is trivial.
The reality of the situation is regardless if you're gonna shit talk a guy who is actually getting recognition for some of the flaws of the engine or you're gonna go bitch of unreal forums like people have been doing for the past 5 years
it sucks
for both consumers and developers
the issue is he is completely missing the parts where things do workflow optimizations that are a godsend for devs who dont have manpower
that may be true for indie developers yes
He’s like an evolution of r/fucktaa where he has this combination of “modern rendering bad” and also just a complete ignorance towards actual game development
but there is wider adoption of the engine from larger studios
no workflow optimization is even more important if you need to coordinate 500 people putting in the assets
nanite is the lesser of the evils imo
but even then I've seen lots of games shipped with 3rd party lod solutions from larger studios
like simplygon
Tbf, TAA is kinda weird, praise FXAA
I find it weird to compare Fortnite as the game that runs well on unreal though seeing as epic games develops the game and the engine
they have more man power than anybody to make a performant game
Cyberpunk looks like absolute trash on my display. It's so muddy looking. Meanwhile 20+ year old games look much sharper
do u guys think it's worth to ugrade my am4 build or go build a new am5 build?
it's just not that simple to narrow it down, in previous generations we had faster upgrade cycles and now people complain that a 8 year old gpu should be able to run new games still so engines cant make use of hardware updates and all that
Which AM4 build are you running
Yet even when they upgraded Fortnite and released UEFN the performance was still sacrificed in exchange for a stylistic game to have real time lighting
and auto lod swapping
It's like asking you if I should buy a new oven, you know nothing about my oven
for what should be lower resolution textures and lower tri meshes
ryzen 7 5700x
then we have things like baked lighting being exponentially easier than anything real time and just upping the polygon count was just linear increase with quality for a while so it was really simple to just make stuff look better
i only play cs2 val etc
The only real upgrade path for you is 5700X3D or 5800X3D if you remain on AM4
And yeah if you only play comp games then stick to AM4 imo
There isn't much need for you to upgrade yet I don't think
now instead of upping polygon count you need to have a subsurface shader for upgrading character visuals which isnt as simple as just using double the polygons for a shape
I genuinely still think it's too early for any real time ray traced lighting
if the cost of it is terrible artifacting
I'm not even talking about RT light
yeah thats what i was thinking since im not playing games that require really high end specs so i might js upgrade to the 5800x3d
Idk if you're not running a 360hz+ the 5700x should do just fine
5800X3D is expensive nowadays, see if 5700X3D is a lot cheaper
but people compare stuff like still shots in arkham games to games with a day night cycle where you can't just pre bake all 24 hours fo a day with moving sun
In cs2 it might be cutting it close actually
Depends on their GPU
and then of course they all whine when a 1080 cant run it anymore 8 years after that gpu got introduced
my point is that similar to r/fuckTAA that guy is just very blindsided and overlooks its not that easy to just fix shit so to say, just like TAA can both be horrible and done insanely well in games
mhm but I agree he isn't a full picture
probably more so to people with no prior knowledge
yeah but he is missing so many important things that it points the wrong picture to people who dont have prior knowledge
because now it sounds to them that studios are just dumb/lazy/whatever when they could just do it right
he is one of many people complaining about ue5 tho
probably the only one who has gotten recognition
that doesnt make it better or mean hes right
that just means social media found his content interesting
people who still think a 10 series could run highens stuff are on equal copium
it doesn't but any amount of publicity can still put pressure on epic games to address issues
which they constantly do its not like epic is making change to make stuff worse
I don't blame them though when current gen $200 offerings barely outperform a 1080/1080ti
They've been improving performance especially in 5.4 and 5.5 but also I think there is some negatives in how the engine was advertised in the first place
regardless of how much quicker it makes it for people with less manpower
the features they advertise arent usually performant enough to be negligent and just throw whatever you want in
though they advertise them as such
I recall awhile back lumen was newish
just got pushed to Fortnite
you barely have documentation
and your only resource is watching like 3 hr video of how they explain them painfully optimizing shadowmaps for acceptable performance
it's very misleading
and regardless if you're a smaller or larger studio
you now have this weird ideology of just doing all the art stuff
and then all performance gets ignored
it's especially bad now that all these studios are adopting the engine
Microsoft has seemingly pushed most of their studios to use it
Bethesda
Halo studios
probably newer gen borderlands games
CD projekt red
yeah but those issues like consumers being fine with using 60fps and upscaling with frame gen is on the consumer and they just provide what people want
borderlands games always were unreal already
yeah they were
gearbox is basically an unreal only studio since beginning
those big studios use either custom forks anyway or add their own stuff ontop of the current branch
okay I clicked through that guys video and at some points he talks about unitys light probe system and how stuff is already fixed but never mentions where or how its fixed??
no idea
and just uses unity presentation slides were they showcase best case scenario as if thats how it always works while complaining about unreal? lol
man I wish they would just work like this guy says, would've saved me so much time lol
cause you were talking about day night cycles
and I think that's a feature of apv
baked day night cycle
they are just part of URP not HDRP at this point iirc
also you cant convert light proves into apv
mm
I don't have enough hands of unity to know
I've only really messed with godot unreal and bevy
that is unsurprising though cause last I heard unity is trying to remove their multiple pipelines
and just have one
yea iirc thats on the roadmap for 26
This shit makes no sense
Is it 7900GRE or 4080 
I'd be happy with 4080 perf for 550ish, I'd happy with 7900GRE perf for 400
ryzen 4070 exist naow
yes welcome to leakers, they are leaks rumours and made up posts not people who know the futures
I don't think that card can boost enough to match Nvidia with that amount of cores
you cant just compares cores as the same unit of value
I am not comparing it to Nvidia's cores
Even if some are real benchmarks, early chips lower clock speeds, broken drivers, maybe higher power limits and cooling.
I'll just stick to a big old wait and see.
How about we wait and see what actually releases? Speculation is circular and pointless 😄
9070XT, for however much those core leaks we are trustworthy, had a lot less shader cores than other RDNA3 cards iirc
I don't imagine it hitting 4080 performance target
you cant compare it to previous gens either without knowing what they change
They ain't changing anything? It's RDNA3 with improved RT cores
I can tell you guys for a fact
I know reputable people from amd
the card will
be cool 😎
I can tell you for a fact, I don't believe you
We've known that for a while?
no?
lmao no
That refresh was only meant to improve RT cores and not much else
What's your source on that
They canned 3.5 which was just meant to unfuck 3 and actually make it work properly, and slap some RT cores on top
public LLVM commits detailing what changes so code can compile to a target hardware
I don't remember many LLVM commits that detailed much about the operation of RDNA4
Not many articles that actually talked about it at least
All the way from January eh https://chipsandcheese.com/p/examining-amds-rdna-4-changes-in-llvm
are they also unveiling at CES?
hi i have a probems when i order i cant change the delivery adress and this automaticaly put an adress at 1 hours from my house and when i click in "not your location" that change nothing
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Yeah I was about to say, they have a support wizard now
If it's 4080 then.. 600$ imo
the cheapest 7900 xtx is 770 euro from 2nd hand xd
Which is pretty good
if you want rdna4 rt just buy a ps5 pro xD
I'm never buying a console
Tbf I can buy a not working XTX for 300 right now
now I wanna watch the CES amd presentation tho
Seller says "fans work, video works, turns off after 3 minutes"
I suspect.. overheating maybe? Could be faulty chips
300 for an XTX is a big steal if I could repair it tbf, a gamble
or it could be like dead memory or something worse
No, that's not signs of dead memory from what I'm aware of
mm
If it just turns off after a few minutes but it exhibits life throughout, then I suspect core degradation is maybe at play
I had to rma a 2080ti cause when I started using it it hit a certain point in memory and just shutoff
Huh, a PG card
Those are kinda shite lol
Had to RMA one not long ago, the thing would just not work
have you guys seen sora btw
it makes the most goofy ass videos
people just bounce around like ragdolls
You'll hardly find an interested audience here
It doesn't cost 200$
You can access a little bit limited version of it with Plus subscription
I mean, I wish I could, it's geoblocked here not that I care much
Look it up, idk
open ai is geo blocked
wow
What're you talking about, no?
or just the model?
I just don't have access to it yet, it's not available here
Just like whenever any new AI model comes out I have to wait months for it to be available
lmao
No country has banned any AI models to my knowledge
few countries have banned chatgpt I thought
Would be news to me
i just need a better 1440p card 
same
but i dont wanna spend more than 500 euro on it 
I don't care about 4k gaming
the max that i would go out is 650 euro
but that my limit on a GPU
but on the GPU market a thats 7800 XT or 4070 non super 
soo yeah i cant 
Maybe you could look into the B580?
I play games at 1440p with the RX 5700 and that is very old by now
Yes I can't play everything but not like I really want to
Most of the good games are indies nowadays and run fine on old hardware
i dont wanna get an intel card
Intel made a pretty good card for budget wise
Get the RTX 4060 then
They are around 300 flat
Hell even cheaper than that around 280
It's a snappy enough card
the cheapest is around 350 xD
Where are you from again?
Rn a 4060 Windforce is 290€
340
I thought cheapest was 350 
still i dont need intel gpu
i dont care about them
What are you talking about, I mentioned Intel like, once
okay yeah its 340 euro in a noname shop that i dont know 
How much's a 7900XT in your shithole?
700 or something
Meh, seems your prices are like mine just +50€
hey if he was a politician he could siphon eu money for it
I was willing to just send you one of the cards from here if they are substantially cheaper but you have little to gain with 40-50€ difference
Plus no warranty
on the 2nd hand market
its 700 euro
new 760 euro
I mean since it's 100€ you prolly just benefit from shipping from elsewhere where it's cheaper
yeah lol
like i could order it from amazon but warranty and stuff is pain in the ass
so i either pay full price or 2nd hand price
Eh, are you likely to encounter any issues in 2 years?
Just don't buy Asrock and you're prolly fine lol
Get a GRE imo
as thats around half of my paycheck 
Well, first you should wait for CES lol
i mean GRE cards are gonna be more and more expensive as AMD stopped making it
so i guess im gonna stuck with the 6700 xt for the next 4 years xd
6900 xt might be worth a shot
They go for 350-400 pretty regularly on the used market
there is only 2 on sale for 390 xd
Not bad I'd say
yeah but i dont have the case space for it xd
For around 30-50% performance increase depending on the game plus resale value of the 6700xt
welp that's gg then
i could sell like 100-120 euro xd
With that budget It's probably better to wait then at least till people start selling 40 series more on the used market
40 series expensive on the used market as its xd
thats what people always say but then depending on demand and supply it just doesnt happen like the last two gens lol
Idk man 30 series is super cheap
that just sounds like you got scammed
that's literally above msrp?
yeah now when its 2 generations old lol
welcome to Hungary
doesn't make them obsolete
Especially with 40 series being as expensive as it is
okay i remember wrong it was 280-300 euro
can anyone recommend me a good wireless gaming headphones
not too bad then
soo if im lucky i could sell it for 180-200 euro
i just cant remember anything xd
just every 4070 ti super or 4070 super cards are 700-800 euro's
okay only the Ti Supers are expensive
4070 supers are around 600-700 euro
the most expensive 4070 super is 800 euro 
and thats on the used market
i could get 4070 supers for 630 euro and those are the cheapest ngreedia cards that i would consider
or the 7800 xt
or some 7900 gre
i guess im gonna get a 4070 super somehow lol
for my birthday
ngreenia
Hm the green color looks kinda nice
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I still need to see how the centerpiece will look though ☠️
Anyone else having problems with the numbers four five and six on the keyboard?
way too much
I ran my 4090 on a 600W psu lol
ideally you have the psu at half load thats where its most efficent
Oh I thought you were messing with me saying the 5090 💀
I got a Corsair shift that was on shift that was 1200 watts
so idk lets say 300W gpu, 50w cpu and 50W for the rest at the time means 800W would be ideal if thats the entire time
So it was like 150
more isnt bad but complete overkill isnt helping really
Igu
if you have it yes thats fine
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Ain't the 5090 going to be 400W thereabouts
Depending on the CPU I'd feel unsafe with anything less than 850W
why, are you wanting to run blender on your gpu while playing cyberpunk
Unironically, yes 
no you dont
Personally if I had such a thing, I would at the very least stress test something like furmark + small fft's or other combined loads, especially memory overclocking if I want some pain.
on mixed ccds the game mode usualyl disables one ccd anyway so during games you have just 8 cores xD
and if you do something heavy on the cpu you're not running gpu at full load
I mean sure day-to day not really but when you are testing memory stability during a gpu load you end up with a cpu-intensive set of strestests while the gpu is running full tilt.
Of course niche case.
really...? that would suck
no AV1???
Tbf encoding I think is only useful in very few circumstances lol
Decoding is what's actually useful, encoding is like.. rarely used by most peeps
I record a lot
God I love this, the monkey was so mad he got left behind
Yeah you are prolly in minority
so I need an encoder
no need to treat something somone posts after reading some pullrequests as a fact
I heard amds cards are not gonna be able to compete with the 7900xtx
Is the at true?
imo no hardware encoder just seems like a step back for anyone that wants to record, if its true this seems to only be a gaming GPU only
and thats a shame
its literally just because there was a commit that had some info about n48 encoders but n44 was empty
means nothing, they dont just put everything into public commits before a release
there is no n41
is N44 the 9070XT?
Iirc it's Nvidia does the descending order
AD104 is the 4060 iirc, 103 the 70 and 80 I think? 102 is 4090
AMD does the opposite
no its generally just the order in that its produced
and often that just correleates with where its on the stack
so n31 is the 7900xtx but if n36 would have been made that would have been the flagship etc.
and n41-43 are just the killed skus that didnt get made after all
Ah, alright
Tbf it would have been cool if AMD made big cards for RDNA4
They definitely had them, just chose not to release them
I wonder if they just don't see the market for them?
From what I heard they are having issues scaling performance with the chiplet design
Not the first time I heard that
no thats reddit rumours that think all the rdna3 issues come from chiplets
the biggest issue will be time to market, if you take more time fixing issues in 4, 5 will be later
and 5 is the ip thats used for consoles which can not be allowed to be delayed
not having 9090XTX is the better take than not getting the sony/msft deal
then you have limited resources for the packaging both in engineering as well as cowos supply limits at tsmc etc.
and if you have to share resources between mi300x that you sell for idk 30k per chip and a 2k gaming flagship, the decision is easy xD
Is chiplets really causing that man yissues?
we simply dont know right
I mean nvidia still finds a way to make it work and they will sell you their's at 4x the price 
What was that Jensen quote "so good that even when the competitor's chips are free, it's not cheap enough."
no because nvidia doesnt do cowos on consumer?
nvidia doesnt sell a single thing on consumer side that eats away limited packaging like cowos xD
They have used older nodes on the consumer side sometimes
Would make sense if all consumer stuff just gets old nodes if fab is printing money on the high end
packaging isnt a specific node
and you can do that especially on lower tier cards just fine
Hey, I accidentally spill coffee on my keyboard, I let it dry for a entire day with keys removed and face down, then plugged it back it used to work for a few hours (with 3 or 4 leds glitching from times to times) then stopped to work entirely, is there anything I can still do to save it ? Or is there a repairation service available at wooting ? Thanks 😭
Should have opened and cleaned it thoroughly inside.
You can try doing that now, but we do not provide repair services as such, only spare parts at cost for you to replace as needed.
Is there still a chance of it being able to work if cleaned ? And if not what do you assume is dead, also what would be approximatively the cost of a replace ?
Only one way to find out. get scrubbing as they say.
For replacement parts inquires reach out to support via the website.
Ok ok, thanks for the fast answer, in 10 years of gaming never spill anything and it has to happen on the most expensive keyboard I've bought and it had only 3 month 😭
Oh also sorry to bother you again, but 90° isopropyl is enough to clean the PCB ? Or I should look for more ?
Should be fine, I'd also scrub with distilled water before though
It's super cheap and should be available pretty much everywhere, makes cleaning a lot easier tho especially if the coffee had milk/sugar inside
Also make sure to let it dry for atleast a day even after cleaning with isoprop
Ok ok, thanks 🙂 let's hope it won't die

So apparently RTX 5080 price has leaked (supposedly)
An australian shop has listed it prematurely, however reliable it is, and it's 1500 USD
Old news?
What old news, old man
holy hell
1.5k??? So like 1.2k on US?
Yeah, but I heard AUS on tech can cost a bit more than US. Unless my brain is thinking of other country
Even more with tarrifs? 
Apparently the shop listed specs too
We've been able to guess pricing for a week and change, because prebuilt PC prices leaked.
Yes - And you can use basic math to figure out what it would cost as a standalone product.
What it actually sells for
1500 is exactly what people were expecting.
Uh, no?
Then your math teacher didn't teach you very well 😛
I'm not arguing with you about this
How many times does it have to be said that prices before announcement mean nothing because it could be changed live on stage still
The weird thing is, is that the shop listed purchase price
Also that. Both nVidia and AMD have been known to slightly adjust pricing to compensate for VAT and such (though not fully, sadface)
And it was 2300 AUD
So wherever from the aussie shop got their figures from, they know how much they are paying for it
Short of my 3080 failing fully, I am definitely not getting a 5080 on release. I already paid blood money levels once for the 3080. 😄
That’s not a weird thing that could be anything from their expectation to the latest guess that they have in their supply chain
Just because they list it doesn’t mean they know anything about it
1500 USD makes no sense either way, that's far too high of a price for that kind of product
We don’t know how they segment things so we also don’t know if that’s too high or not
The price of a 80' card has essentially doubled since the 2080 😄
It could literally be they made an educated guess and set up the page and then accidentally published it and maybe it’s right maybe it’s completely off
Well if there's one thing that is always going to be correct is that the price is always too high
GPUs are not worth what Nvidia is expecting us to pay
And yet first batch of 5090s will sell out in seconds 
There will always be middle class, middle aged folks with disposable income for hobbies and not enough time to enjoy it 😄
hey >:
Covid showed a lot of people that for the price of one tire they can get a new gpu and have more fun racing in games than taking care of their car 
But it's our fun, get off my lawn 
I've sold plenty of overbuilt setups for craftsmen who just want "the best system" to play counterstrike or farming simulator on. Bricklayers, Electricians and such professions work overtime these days at premium hourly wages, because the state's been handing out money for people to do renovations - but there's a time limit for applying etc...
So you've got craftsmen with more money than they know what to spend on, and no time to enjoy it. My former colleage at the review site burned out so hard he went into teaching - But he was upgrading his grill on a yearly basis to the newest, fancy model, had a car and a house.
Well, I guess it's also easier to upgrade on a yearly basis once you have high-end PC, you can just sell parts and that'll cover quite the part of the price of new ones 
Upgrade? No no. Toss out the old one, or give it to one of the kids 😄


