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yes, a powered USB hub.
But, only 3.0 cables will work for this, because you need the power for both SSDs.
Also USB 3.0 port, obviously.
that's good with me cuz I've got both of them
but I'll buy a hub, it seems it is better for me in the future
gears are increasing in number these days messing my table with cable
Wire ties and under-table wire trays are your friends.
I'll not share photo of my table for mental health of you and others here
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I think after that Nvidia will realize the lost potential, stop building GPUs and start building high quality AC units...
in 2025 they understood that its better to have the fan airflow go thru
airflow before 2025: "Am I a joke to you?!"
to be fair... all the other manufactors sleeped kind of
nvidia only makes their own cards for a few generations now, while the others had plenty of time to improve
we will have global copper and aluminium shortage if Nvidia keep making 5090 with heatsink like that 😰
but this heatsink is more impressive than the GPU itself 😄
yea thought the same... 50% of their price increase is probably the heatsink xD
The cooler is some top notch engineering tbf
the gpu die probably costs exactly the same, as it's the same 4nm process as 4090?!
tho more cuda, tensor and RT cores so likely not the exact same but also not a newer process node
i don't know the whole process but i guess it doesn't really matter that much in terms of price
I think 5070 TI is the only card worth considering only if you have very old or iGPU and no self respect to buy Nvidia
all the "youtubers" post videos where they touch 5090, its probably blank without the PCB, they remind me of the cable company employees from South Park
can we unite once and boycott 50 series release? or you want to pay scalper prices on release date?
When I saw the cut in half tagline I thought they meant price 🥲
this situation reminds me of failed AAA games launch marketing strategies where they talk and show everything but the gameplay itself and silence youtubers
Oh, and don't forget the part where "they fix the bugs later" because they might have rushed the launch due to tariffs
Calling it right now, that single 12v high power cable might melt again or cause issues because of how close the power consumption and the Max rated power for the cable are
And then we get like 750 watt cable after a few dead GPU/PSU
Selling this build all in one or pieced that I bought less than a year ago total was roughly 5K what would be a pc build gurus quote on something like this after about a years worth of use and all the boxes receipts and warranties included. 🙏
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It is likely yes I want the same suprime liquid x but 5090 flavor this time. I’m moving to another country and weighing out options to sell in current country so I don’t have to do all the work w my original stuff and buy new
Just as a heads up, as mentioned in this video, it will likely be very rare to find until much later this year
So if this is your main PC, you should probably wait longer lol
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Flying to uk
From Spain
There is newegg at UK, plus because it is closer to Germany you may get better pricing
I gotta break it down and pack it in static free
British Pounds make me crazy always looks more
Or at one point do a quick trip to Germany to get some really good prices if you plan to get a 5090 once the stock is real xD
No joke, 100€ difference for a 7900 xtx even though Germany is right next to France
Im having cold feet transporting don’t wanna have to disassemble pack in static free to then reassemble
You only have to remove GPU and CPU fan, plus anything that could wiggle with its weight
Mobo, ram, CPU, m2 ssd etc are all fine if you put a lot plastic bubble wrap and anti static
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I am leaving the housing behind because it is too bulky for carry on and simply easier for transport
So everything is getting taken out and static free wrapped up
Oh okay, that's fair but also makes it very fragile now, I understand the stress
The case has glass too so that’s risky as well. Wish I could bring it all assembled really 😏
Is it one of those cases with more than 1 glass panel?
Also to top it off I have medication I have to tote in a cooler and a 2 year old so I’m packed to the gills
Bruuuh, are you flying or driving?
Okay, do you have a cat box or animal box that is used to fly animals in planes? Maybe put all your components in there and fill it with plastic bubbles xD
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Although, the PSU is pretty heavy, maybe put that elsewhere, it might damage the components from simply moving around
Same with CPU cooler
dismount the CPU cooler and the gpu and you should be fine
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Hes not wrong either. Business laptops ive found are better, more reliable, etc
but they aren't shiny 
And no rgb, how am I supposed to beat Roblox Professionals without rgb???
right after i bought like $600 worth of their networking hardware
They were found to have a zero-day vulnerability though. Then used for a botnet.
and sus cause china
its more that I actually like how durable some of them are
i have one of their extenderds in my garage for a while now
the fact its survived texas weather shifts for 5 years is wild
it was absolutely NOT meant to be outside in -30C to 50C temps
From what I read as long as firmwares updated you should be fine.
The issue mostly effected large companies that didn't frequently update their hardware.
May be better articles somewhere but its one of the ones I read.
whatever is cheapest for price, they're all gonna be crap
my best personal experience is with lenovo
just pick what CPU/GPU you want and look at reviews on specific models to see if they're adequately cooled
hard to get them with a gpu worth a crap for gaming without a massive premium though
most people don't care about an extended lifespan when the components become obsolete well before then
also my stuff really isnt all that important
i accept that im far more valuable selling my thoughts for marketing data than spending time and money trying to hold it in
If the backdoor is known to the public, you could get hacked by a random person walking by
With that mentality, you are sure to get what you paid for
oh someone walked by
honestly anyone close enough to be on my wifi network is tresspassing by several dozen yards
my nearest neighbor is like 200 meters away
I mean they were never designed for that. Simple system that does the basics? Thing will last for years without the BS of consumer crap
thqat'd be wild to see how they'd "work" in those temps 😄
lmao
I use a lenovo legion with a 4060 for UE dev. It's okay, only run it in quiet mode
something i noticed. MSI says my board should support 256 Gb of ram, but MSI canada says 128. Same board as far as I know.
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/X399-GAMING-PRO-CARBON-AC/Specification
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Hello!
Help me with this please,
I wanna buy a laptop to work with UE5
TUF Gaming F15 FX507VI
Cpu:i7 13620H
ram:32GB
Nvme:1TB
gpu: RTX4070 8gb
is it good?
I wanna run ue5 and unity and blender(normal projects, I don't make very high poly projects) just fine
I also wanna work on android apps(flutter) and web dev
Yea it's good. And if you have ray tracing off you'll likely run at a pretty good fps
the normal msi page was last updated on the 6 sept of 2017
the canadian msi page was last updated on 29 oct 2018
but that doesn't mean much, not the first time a specification is wrongly input, try reaching out to msi to confirm it
it is very overkill, if you can take good care of your laptop, it'll last you over 8 years
ya doing so now.
tnx mate
If you say overkill, then its great for gamedev
I say this because I have a low poly project and I use an nvidia 960m and a 6th gen i7 cpu, with 16gb on UE 5.5 xD
looks like it's 256 with a BIOS update so good to know
it is literally a "download more ram" moment
may I see a sceenshot?
oh no, I was talking about the project
Haven't finished making the material and meshes, but most of the code is on this map, so even if you add 6 gb of assets it is still not taking as much ram as people would expect
thanks a lot mate
with how light everything is, I'd consider this basically a blank 3rd person template
oh, well I'm safe🤣
thank you mate
you are welcome
Is there a reason why somoene would buy a Quadro M6000 series card over nvidia or amd?
if you can find one (even used) cheaper than amd 6000 mid to high end or intel arc GPUs, then it is pretty good for just raw compute (no ray tracing or AI, but it has dx 12)
ah ok. saw one that was the same memory and price as a 24gb 7900xtx so wondered why somoene would choose that (and no AI is a bonus IMO)
Yeah, that's a horrible price for it when the 7900 xtx is just better in every way
fuck
theres a limiting factor somewhere in my test setup for my house
direct connection through the router has
when i route it through the several hundred feet of wire:
that feels like its almost a direct limit
not simple degredation via 350 feet of cat 6
can a connector limit 100Mb/s?
or maybe the cable?
looks like its the cable
confirmed its NOT the Rj45 coupler, its not the ethernet switch
the other Cat6 cable shows only 20% loss
and thats a POS cable i bought off wish
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I totally get a level of degredation given distance
but 90%?
looks like i might need a POE device. but this seems almost intentional
the drop is almost exactly 90%
why not optic fiber?
mainly because i personally have no clue about how that stuff works, and if i get things wrong its going to mean i have to dig it back up
and havent found anyone to explain it in the dummy homeowner language
i dont mind putting good stuff in, so long as its not excessively expensive, or needs special install
the problem is that one end of the connections isnt exactly going to be climate controlled
its not getting wet, and it wont get wacked around too much, but its got to survive -20C up to 48C
ethernet cables seem to handle it so far
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its more of a "never touched it, would need to dig it back up" thing
I know fiber is very very future proof
downside is i dont know how big this is
I have junction boxes i can put it in to better protect it, but idk if its too big or small to hold that
I have this: https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/accessory/mc220l/#specifications its not too big, should fit in larger box but I think it requires ventilation, also idk if it rated for outdoors, probably better to install it indoors
its not a like direct outdoors
just in my garage
dust is 99% of the non temp problems
I mean the def indoors only wifi extender is surviving at least 4 years in that garage
I think it will work fine inside garage if you dont have extreme conditions there
I dont know much about fiber optics, you should to talk to someone who made this setup or learn more about it to make sure you buy the right hardware
yeah just like -10 to 48c
minus temp may be problematic
That's way too negative, man.
my $30 TP-link wifi extender from 2016 sitting in the corner covered in spider webs crying as it gets bumped by the lawnmower for the 8th time this month
working continuously for the last like 4 years
you can try, in worst case you will have to buy new unit for 25$ 🤷♂️
lol
gonna be fun to wire all of this stuff
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maybe next year it'll be available in other vendors
i dont think any current am5 or Socket 1851 CPUs wont have their IMC fried when running this long term
Marshall if you want other way than cable this could be one solution way https://technotim.live/posts/unifi-wireless-bridge/
if its possible to run wire its better to use wired connection
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but can you afford this monster and the 80% increase in your electrical bill?
I could, but I sense it would be incrediable overkill. Maybe if I had some development contracts it'd be worthwile.
😄 oh it's going to make up for living hand ot mouth for way too long. Have to pay for retirement after all
i scrapped for 6 months to afford my $1500 thing
eh if I knew unreal well I'd pull the trigger. I hate upgrading, and I am very hard on my computers.
that waas my first few systems. Christmas gifts, second jobs. Gotta do what ya gotta do
ive broken hard drives yearly before
sounds familiar. Last laptop I would cook video cards every three months. Under warrenty so it was free but it was a running joke with the local tech
tbh i wish i could get a decent part time remote job
it's a bastard to get. I've been very lucky that I've got a full time remote. So many that want to offer less money and force you into an office because some boomer manager still thinks it's 1985
No job offers 100% free medications and $5 copay for pcp and specialists
Or free ambulance rides if needed
out of curiosity, are you sure a 24 core threadripper with 256gb of ram is absolutely necessary?
If you went for a B550 taichi with 5950x and 128gb of ram, the cost of the build would be almost half
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Both saphire and xfx do amazing amd cards, but for an extra 100, you can have screwless removable fans which are great for cleaning and replacing
also, didn't you already have a threadripper build? What happened to it?
or even 9950x with 128GB and it will be faster in both single and multithread than that threadripper
yeah, plus he can upgrade his cpu and ram much later on
also, this could be a potentially better cooler than the noctua one https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/4M7scf/arctic-freezer-4u-m-cpu-cooler-acfre00133a
and is there a very specific reason why you went with an msi PSU?
btw, good luck building with such large components into a such a small case
forgive me if I'm wrong, but isn't an air cooler probably woefully inadequate for a CPU that consumes that much power?
AIO water coolers for example are not a much better than good quality air cooler, some even worse, and have a lot of parts that can fail and degrade over time
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Basically if a manufacturer makes a CPU cooler for a platform (in this case thread ripper) that means they tested it and they know it can handle it
The 14900k has 24 cores too and that somehow used up more power, but people were able to get it to acceptable temps with high end air coolers
In terms of performance, the advantage is undeniable, AIOs are better in that regard
The strength of air cooler is that failure is very rare and they are cheap
It's all a matter of if the product can cool the CPU to acceptable temps
yeah saying that a even decent aio isn't as good at cooling as the best air cooler is just misinformation
pretty much any aio 280mm or bigger is going to smoke even the best Noctua
aios have a short lifespan (~6 years iirc) compared to a high quality air cooler which could last literally forever
i would be very surprised by a 14900k not throttling even with a good noctua
it probably isn't. It was more of a "what if I just said heck with it and went whole hog?". And that's what I came up with. I still ahve the original TR build (and will probably just do an upgrade). Having 6k for a system is a wee bit much.
(in case you didn't notice, i.e. blue man's message, the 3960x is going on 6 years old. it is not a good cpu lol)
(don't pull that trigger
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misinformation? "smoke it" by 1-5 degrees? and that for 360mm
you get -5c with the risk of having leaks, water pump that will break and limited life span of the system overall, I dont see any smoke in it...
it will slowly allow air into the tubes same as balloons that deflate over time
lol, more like 10 degrees at least
and that's if you fully saturate the loop over the course of like 30 minutes
if you have more intermittent loads it'll be even better because most air coolers reach a steady state temp pretty fast
The risks are basically zero nowadays
^^ really the only downside of water is cost and lifetime
but if it's the only thing that'll cool your CPU enough you don't really have a choice
also IMO giant air coolers are a pain in the ass to maintain. they collide with everything
water is absolutely not worth doing unless you can fit at least a 280mm though
below that and the radiator area and airflow is going to be comparable or less than a big air cooler
I use a top aio as exhaust (240) and its great, much better airflow in the case (just one rear fan) and cleaner, easy access to mb
And the extra thermal mass you get from an AIO or water cooling in general is nice
at 15:43 he pushes the 14900k to 320W and it is below 85 °C
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from what you said, your OG build is completely fine, you have great components
(people think old is bad for some odd reason, but as long as it does the work you need it to do, there is no point in changing a team that works)
Now if you wanted to buy those components brand new, then I'd have questioned it heavily
I'll still recommend the XFX Mercury Magnetic Air Radeon RX 7900 XTX though ^^
Btw, what is your current PSU?
actually hold that thought....If you can wait until March, maybe the 9070xt might be interesting to you
me with cheap 10 year old laptop doing game development with unreal engine 5.5.1
wack. seems unusual that it can cool 30 C better than the original nhd15. also that's 83 C above ambient I think which would throttle under normal circumstances?
intel's default is 100°C which is nuts, and most users would put it at 90°C, so 83 is fine
yeah but that would be over 100 C if it's 83 above ambient
I've never seen a graph where it says "above ambient" wtf, so misleading
now I doubt people would be confortable running it at 320w, I think now the new default for the 14900k is at around 250w
imo above ambient makes more sense as cpu temp will increase one degree for every degree ambient increases
and yeah 320W is utterly absurd
all for like, 5% more performance
yeah but most people have AC at around 20-25°C, now yes there is the special cases where you have really cold winters and really hot summers, but most of the times systems should normally run at ambient temps most of the year
And if people want to prepare for summer, just slap 15-20°C on the graph instead of 40-45°C
but now you see how far high end air coolers have come
nhd15 has always been really good, new design improves by a few extra degrees
few extra degrees in such a basic and simple case scenario where everyone already tried their best is nuts
It is just metal next to hot CPU and fans, what is there to even improve XD
I wonder how the G3 will be...In 10 years
i think the biggest improvement they made (with intel at least) is much better contact with the internal heat spreader
i've also seen reports (but no real data) that getting a new contact frame for the cpu-mobo can significantly improve thermals for 13 and 14th gen intels
it bends under high thermal load iirc
yes, that's true, if you have a contact frame don't pick the intel CPU cooler, pick the amd version of it since the CPU won't get as bend
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this was a problem since 12Th gen
yup
I also hate the am5 design, why this weird shape??? Why couldn't they have stuck with normal square shape??? Now both amd and intel new CPUs should have contact frame for different reasons, one will cook itself and the other will be a nightmare to clean
i havent heard of any real benefit from a contact frame on am5, but it seems like offset coolers work best as opposed to one that evenly contacts the entire heat spreader
it is margin of error benefits, the contact frame for it should be renamed to "anti-thermal paste accident device" because cleaning am5 CPUs is way harder than it should
Seasonic Focus Plus 750 Gold is the PSU
ya I'm probably going to look at upgrading with 256 of corair LPX ram that's DDR4-3200 or 3600, two 4 TB sticks to replace the 250GB ones I have, and the XFX 7900 XTX. THink that's either 20 or 24gb. That should be just under 2k
Oh that's a nice pick for the PSU
Either get the 24gb one or wait until march, the upcoming 9070xt will make so many cards look like they have horrible price to performance
So the 7900 xtx will stay at the top with the 4090 and 5090 until UDNA 1
hmm another nine weeks....
9070xt will make 7900xtx look horrible by comparison most likely
idk if anyone knows the price. probably 600
probably similar in power but with better upscaling and rt support
Horrible in price/performance, but in terms of productivity (edit: relating to UE), that 24gb compared to 16 will have quite the big impact
i thought amd cards generally sucked for productivity anyway because most programs were optimized for Nvidia/used cuda
Anything using cuda yeah, but for general UE use, unless you need the superior ray tracing (in which case you'll either get Nvidia or wait until 9070xt) the 7900 xtx is a solid pick
pretty incredible how low of specs you can run ide and editor if you disable lumen lmao
Oh, I just don't even use an IDE lol
or at least global illumination
Old lighting systems were designed for what we call today "low end" but they remain quite good imo even today, age has refined them quite well
i moved from a 2 year old 800$ (at time of purchase) horrible specs laptop to a 5 year old 3000$ (at time of purchase) with mid specs on windows 10. ram was the 1 issue and both systems had equal ram, the 2 yo laptop was on win11. THIS IS WHY PEOPLE DON'T LIKE WINDOWS BRO, WINDOWS 11 USES LIKE HALF MY RAM!!!
Out of curiosity, what are the specs of both systems?
laptop has similar specs to pc, pc is 16 gb ram, ryzen 7 2700, gtx 1660 ti.
but
win10 uses about 1/5th of what windows 11 uses for me, that's what my point was
Yeah, a lot of stuff will come pre-install and running in the background, it is up to you to debloat it
i just fw win10, it sounds cooler to say and frankly it's just peak optimization whilst having great qol.
So you haven't tried Linux or Mac
:3
It's also worth noting that a lot of the ram windows uses is just reserved stuff it relinquishes when things need it
nope!
but also, windows 11 has edge, copilot, and scrapes a lotta data, taking much more resources.
Data scraping doesn't take as much resources as you might think
it takes a decent amount tho
compared to just
not data scraping
it's a solid like 1/4th to 1gb of ram from what i found
das a good amount
Hackers tried to steal all copilot data when it had weak security (might still have) and it only took a few seconds
@torpid shadow if you are that paranoid about data, you can look up windows image editors to remove its bloat or just use a good Linux Distro that's friendly to beginners like Nobara, Mint etc
Or sell both machines to get a Mac Mini
naha fam, win10 :3
Then stop complaining? Windows 10 had such a large amount of spying and bloat compared to windows 7, but I don't see you claiming windows 7 is better
Oh right, it is you, I remember you xD
Still has much to learn about software and operating systems
well let's end the topic here, this is #hardware not #software
i litterally said win10 was mildly better than windows 7 in another chat bro
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Wow so much power for a 2 slot card, anyways where is that 4 slot design, I need that for no reason
If I don't see it in market in 10 years, I'll have to do it myself
All you need is 2 2-slot cards and super glue.
By the power of stickiness, there shall be FOUR!
But I want my 3/3 flow through card though xD
🤔 How about sticking 3 cards together and chopping the two ports off the third one?
By the way, are the 5 series cards giants?
windus or make sli
must use glue. glue ftw.
No, sadly only 2 slots...for the Founder Edition, a lot of board partners have straight up water cooled xD
I wonder when we'll miniaturise an air conditioner to cool GPUs.
It'd justify buying a 2.5KW UPS. 😄
By the way, Lab, the 7800x3Ds are back in the market in India. Roughly $520.
The 9800x3D is only a few dollars higher.
biggest selling point of the new cards is dlss 4. but that seems to be coming to previous generations anyway?
multi frame generation seems kinda useless?
at low base fps it's unbearable latency, and at high fps, why even turn it on?
Biggest selling point is AI
They just made up some features so that gamers think it was for them
Wow, didn't expect it to be back on stock so soon
And AMD ref said they didn't expect such a high demand of these x3d CPUs because they expected the competition to at least do decently
I hope the Amazon sellers didn't raid some old grannies' houses for their stock. 😓
The supply should increase overtime and be at an all time high in around 8 months
The x3d CPUs take longer to make than normal ones due to the additional complexity, but it is would of been nuts to somehow predict all those failures from intel 8 months ago
just in time for 10800x3d!
Bruh, you don't know AMD, it'll make the name sound way more retarded
9070xt already cemented that
Wait nvm, I forgot the new line up is like AI max+ or something
Look at AMD CPU and GPU past names on wiki
oh im aware
tbh a big reason I stuck with Intel and Nvidia is that I generally knew what I was buying just by looking
?
naming was easy
Intel yeah sure, they rarely upped the core count
But Nvidia was also inconsistent
What happened?????????????????? My screen turned off, then on, then off, and now I see an error message about Unsupported graphics card
I'm not doing anything using the GPU. I'm typing text.
Umm... your computer doesn't render graphics by magic. It needs a GPU, whether iGPU or dGPU, in a functioning condition.
Anyway, clean your PC, remove and reinsert your GPU, disconnect, clean, and reconnect the wires, and see if that helps.
If it's a laptop, clean the dust with a blower, and see if you can do a system restore / roll back graphics drivers via Safe Mode.
is this a sympthon of hardware failure?
Could be either hardware or software. Only one way to find out. Troubleshoot. Follow the steps I mentioned and we will see.
It's been some months that randomly and sparsely I noticed the HDR failing somehow, with the screen going super bright and displaying noticiable gradient banding. The fix is to plug and unplug the DP cable
sounds like a part of the hardware is failing. anyway, let us know if cleaning everything and restarting fixes the problem.
device manager is not displaying that Alert sign under the display adapter
I'm still typing the text
In Windows?
yes. I haven't rebooted yet
Then, it's probably a cable problem, DP port problem, or driver issue.
Is there any other DP port on your monitor and GPU that you can use?
If yes, then you can test using different DP ports. If the error doesn't recur, then it's not a cable issue but a faulty port.
likely a driver failure too
unplugging and plugin back the monitor may reset somethings, but i'd recommend doing a clean driver install (different from normal one since you make sure there aren't any conflicts
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Very based to not use AI feature of an AI card, we want raster perf, not fake frames
yo guys can some1 value the parts of my pc here? i need to know becuase it was bought 5 years ago for 3000$ and i was able to value it at abt 750$ but i want a second opinion as i'm not knowledgable on pc's.
i'd also like some recommendations for ddr4 2.5k mhz ish ram, as i really need this upgraded.
i am running like 70 fps in lit editor, but i should truthfully run a fuckton more off of just the ram limitations alone.
and like i said, this is a REALLY old pc in terms of when it was made.
Did you build it, or buy it rebuilt from a private seller?
The majority of your parts new don't even crack 1k, so if I was selling the system used and it's in good condition I'd probably place it around $400-$500
Same, also unless you are overcloking the ram, any ddr4 modules would do
Hopefully it had a tone of RGB and is Hella good looking, because there is nothing from what we see that'd make your pc go over 2k USD even 5 years ago
it's near box-fresh and i've only used it for abt 1/4th of a year
it's as bland as a nzxt case, i specifically wanted that cuz parents were hella homophobic back then and i didnt want them to think i was gay :/
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so i'm assuming 5k+?
we used to have good money but trumps enactments wrecked my dads job and his pay was cut, house morgage was heavily raised, and much much more...
wait, did he worked in DEI offices?
nah, he was in furniture, and they were forced into near bankrupcy and sold off to a megacorperation :/
ah gotcha, well the good news is that even the current pc you have will allow you to do unreal engine for a long time, as long as you lower unnecessary expectations
all my expectations are unnessecary fam 😭
you can expect unreal engine 5.5.1 to run on your machine at least ^^
i run 5.4.4
:3
i prefer it ngl
yeah no offense but that's probably worth like 200 or 300 dollars used
id probably try and find whatever ram kit you currently have and just buy the same thing again. you have 2 open slots
16gb of ddr4 should be cheaper than dirt
i've legit got no money mannnnn, i'm a fuckin fetus and it only takes 2 more slots... i was thinking 2 2x8 gb ram cards but that's 60$ which isn't expendable to me rn :<
buddy, I also got 16 gb of RAM, and that doesn't stop me from developing, you'll earn money from working irl (unless you are underage, in which case, just be nice to your parents until they give you a nice birthday/christmas present)
my family cant buy the ram either fam
and im underage
Time for BM to break the piggy bank again? 😀
Skill issue 🙃
im over age and still financially stunted
its a skill to learn how to make do
walk dogs, sit babies, theres tons of jobs to do
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BYP5CZY/ anyone able to help me find the dimensions of these? i cant seem to
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You could gestimate it based on the known size of an rj45 port.
i wanna put them in a box, and see if i need to buy this $25 box or a $45 box
mainly need to be sure that the whole thing + wiring will fit this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CKZ34N8L/?th=1
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am i likely to run into airflow problems?
I can make some better airflow openings if needed. i mainly wanna use this for dust protection
They have this set up, so maybe not?
Also if you look at the "package size" - the entire package would fit in the box. And it's bound to be smaller than the package itself.
Whether 2 of them would fit is another question.
though the weird LC to STP adaptor might be the issue
i just need the one
the other converter will be inside an old server box with my other stuff in signifigantly more climate controlled space
theres always the slightly more expensive 9x11
should be big enough
but its going to kinda look like trash
price of good wifi
having rack to put those
alsoooo, this is completely off fam 😆 i did some research on my pc's parts and even used, it's abt 500$-600$ so my shitty estimate of 750$ wasn't too far off!!
Hey, hope this fits here
I want to upgrade my GPU. Currently sporting a 2070 super and I'm looking at the 5080/5070 TI and the 4090
Y'all think it's better to go with the 4090 for the 24GB vram or the newer 5080 with "only" 16GB
I know nvidia will probably release a 5080 TI or super at some point that probably also has 24GB, but that will probably still take a good bit, right?
I'm doing generally allrounder work in Unreal - materials, some blueprinting, environments + lighting,..., so vram is probably the most important for me
It depends if you are able to find a 4090 for under 2000 USD even used, the prices for the 4090 are very unfair
The 5090 will have basically no stock so prices for that will also be unfair
I'd look at the 4080 super, 5080 or the 7900 xtx
I see, thank you so much! 
If you can wait until this march you'll have the option to get the 9070xt from AMD which will likely outmatch most 16gb cards in the market
That's good to know, gonna look at that one
I have to admit I only looked at nvidia
The 7900 xtx has 24gb of vram, the 7900 xt has 20gb and the 7800 xt has 16
And unlike Nvidia, has actually good prices for its performance
This is ummm, slightly concerning, man I sure hope they were well stress tested in labs
This explains why small modular nuclear reactors are becoming popular.
soon the GPU will have its own PSU seperated from the system PSU
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I bet insurance companies will steer clear of houses that have SMRs. 😄
afaik home reactors existed 70 years ago
i don't think there's ever been home reactors
and thorium is of the bad
smrs pretty cool though. hope the US actually builds one...
someone can get a new PC for that cost
i know, this is literally abt mint condition along with a very dust free environment ect ect ect, basically it's very clean
wait i can power my pc with a backyard nuclear reactor?
tbh id enjoy that
wasnt planning on having kids anyways
i wish
what is going on? youtube started recommending me videos from all the shills about how 5090 can be overclocked lol
they cant show actual performance and already skipped to "overclocking" how stupid they think we are?
fe edition (not overclocked) real performance is already out
they think I will belive them that Nvidia made very powerful card and then decided to nerf it becuase they got scared how good and powerful it came out?
every tech youtuber with more than 10k subscribers should not be trusted... they all shills
i really only trust a few channels
you should not...
very few of them do testing in any consistent manner so their data is useless
with all the "info" available on the web one may think its possible to find real data, instead we can only find paid content
tbh id say really the only channel I trust is gamers Nexus since they don't do paid reviews
the problem is that channels like that get paid from content, and to make content they need tech, so no matter what they do/say they still rely on tech companies and have to try to stay on that thin line where they can stay kind of truthful to the viewers but also have to keep relations with the tech companies
they have openly burned bridges with basically every tech company
then I hope Gamer Nexus is strong enough to deal with all the powerful enemies that they got
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D99XR3HJ/ whats the max data speed i can get out of this?
cant seem to find any data
I know the emitters usually deal with the speed, but is there a maxed one i can get through this?
Is it possible to install 3 48 gig ram or 2 48 gig and one 64?
in reviews someone said "Tested at the 10GbE speeds and performed perfectly."
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I have the msi z790 tomahawk it’s weird to me because specs say memory storage capacity 256 while ram maximum size is 128. I assume that means 4 64s or 2 128s but can’t mix up right ?
i mean if im going to bury it, will i likely need to relay new wire for better speed in the future?
say 10-20 years
I would use some kind of conduit and run the wire inside it, also will leave room to add more wires if needed...
Don't mix RAM and always run an even number of sticks
im running 2x 32. never really had any problems
unless im playing some stupidly mod heavy minecraft game
but at that point its just a level of optimization
isnt there also like a 128gb ram limit for most commercial CPU's
I hope not because im looking to add 256 to my system
i know some like threadrippers have a higher amount
but check your CPU
my 12700k has 128 max
i have mixed ram on my old as fck server test rig, and its only an occasional problem
usually with games were testing
yea, but i think most DDR5 systems now support 192GB?
yes
tho try and run more than 128GB DDR5 and you can pretty much expect to be running the memory at stock speeds
Chad guy
Yes it is possible, would you want that... No not really due to the strong penalties from it
So saying this for commercial consumers ( creed you aren't a normal consumer with that threadripper of yours )
On ddr5 max size per stick is currently 48gb soon 64gb but likely going to be unstable
You can mix ram, you can have 4 different sticks of completely different brands because at the end of the day, all of them are ddr5 sticks, however the cost of that is that you'll very likely run them at stock 4800 speed with the highest latency of all 4 if you want a stable system
Now you could tweak and test for which settings are stable, after all because the CPU memory controller is dual channel, you could have 2 sets of 2 ram sticks with same settings in the same set, but different in between sets
Overall, you'd sacrifice quite a bit of performance from being able to run the ram above 4800, since 6000 is the sweet spot for am5 currently and 8000 for latest intel platform
Dunno the speeds for the 14th gen, I just saw a lot of YouTubers test it with 8000
Oh right, Intel 14th gen only supports up to 4400 dual stick on a 4 slot mobo xD
i really need to upgrade my test server rig
it has a $30 CPU in it 😂
but hey, if it can handle the load, then any modern server hardware can right?
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user data trying hard
my testing pc is a frankinbot
its a bunch of randomly cobbled together bits i collected in highschool
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my rule is if a game can run on that rig, it can run on almost any real users pc
it was trash when i built it
its lower now
I'd have tried on my current game development machine...6th gen with a Nvidia 960
Yeah, maybe upgrade to intel HD 5000
which apparently takes up a whole core
when you look at task manager it says only 2 logic processors
No GPU?
I think task manager doesn't know how tf you are having any display
it works
Bro magic 🪄
An iGPU is still a GPU of some kind
there no like actual seperated GPU
its just whatever that poor cpu can do
and i run unreal 5 games on it
Man, now I want to try that
it makes an EXCELENT space heater
the case is actually bigger than the one my main rig is in
It makes heat with 2 cores?
It runs windows 10?
yep
How tf Microsoft allowed that
no clue
but ill abuse it until it dies
then ill try and fix it
if i cant, ill retire it in fire, and buy a new one
probably slap a 12th gen i5 in it and keep using that till 2038
Can I get it for free if it breaks xD
if your ok paying shipping, sure
Are you in US?
Alright, maybe the shipping prices are a bit high, how much does it weight
I'll check later
micro pc capabilities, in a full ATX case
ill probably replace it with one of these little bastrds https://www.amazon.com/Dell-OptiPlex-7050-Micro-Bit-Multi-Language/dp/B08GCX4JKJ/
the point of the testing pc is to see the game run at minimum specs, put through paces and see if it has errors on pretty crappy tech
its how we found my first game apparently ran out of graphics memory on anything without a dedicated GPU if you fired the minigun and a landmine went off
lol when that kid did that I was afraid his thin legs will snap 🫣 😰
my laptop has 3 different dimms from 3 different manufacturers and different speeds
running 3 sticks will run hybrid single and dual channel, so in between speed of those two
it's really only an issue with ddr5 I think because it's so hard to get it fucking stable on certain CPU/mobo combos
but it seems pretty common to not even post with 2x32 ddr5 6000 cl30 with a x3d CPU and a good mobo which is just stupid
I asked a question to AMD about speeds and timing, and they basically replied that anything that's not stock settings is considered an overclock
So it depends on how well the mobo bios and ram sticks work together
yeah but basically EVERYONE overclocks ram now
an overclock to anyone else is pushing beyond the advertised memory speed
if i buy ddr5 6000 i expect it to run
32GB is gonna be high capacity (dual rank) modules which are stupid hard to get stable, can forget about the xmp/expo profiles
I had issues myself on ddr5 6000 for a bit till I disabled c-state power management setting in bios.
no, you have advertised speeds and standard ddr5 speeds
The advertised speed will work, provided the mobo is compatible with the kit (each mobo has a list of supported kits of ram with their unit numbers)
The standard ddr5 will work no matter what
(unless it is 13th or 14th gen, because apparently when the mobo has 4 slots, the max supported speed by cpu is 4400)
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So AI that means that AI the pcie 5.0 AI is mostly for AI bandwidth specific AI workloads, although AI perhaps now people AI won't complain as much because AI of the 8gb 5060 AI if it is 8gb AI, it might be 12 gb like the AI 3060
I bought the Corsair Vengeance 32x2 for my PC. Runs at 6,000 MHz with the Expo profile. My machine is blessed. No problems at all, so far. Of course, I keep that Mem learning or something feature turned off. I can wait 20 seconds for POST to finish once a day.
Have you ran memory tests?
2x32GB can still be ok but 4x32GB probably won't be running at more than 5000mhz
I ended up getting pretty much the highest end MB you can for the 9950x and 128GB and 4800-5000 is the highest I could get it stable with with actually passing 12+ hour mem tests
I can get like 5500 to boot but it will fail mem tests within an hour or less, so there would be a chance of it randomly causing errors under normal use
I ran A - just one - mem test in the very beginning, a few months ago, when I installed them. No probs.
You're right. I stayed away from 4 sticks for that reason, AND because 4 sticks limits the MHz.
I guess my devotion to the Emperor of Man blessed my PC with Holy Resilience.
I have forgotten a lot of what I read at the time, but many users were having trouble after enabling - memory training, or some such BIOS feature - to reduce their POST times.
I just kept that turned off.
20 seconds to POST doesn't lose me anything in my daily life. 😄
At least there is not too significant of a performance boost once you are past 5000
The most significant is from stock to around 5000mhz
Yeah. I think for MOST uses, (manual) overclocking is pointless.
You have to be an extremely productive guy to see positive gains from it.
Also, bragging rights.
I am neither extremely productive, nor all that interested in the latter.
I wouldn't OC someone's ddr5 if they paid me to do it after losing my sanity with mine 😂
Getting it stable was as close at it gets to torture
It is why the x3d chips are so good, it is L3 but bigger
Soon, we'll have 3d L3 cache on GPUs
oh really
did nvidia/amd/intel patent x3d on gpus?
or smt
It is really likely that it'll come with UDNA 1
Also high end for UDNA 1 is also likely, so we may have a really strong competition for 5090 and 6090
Plus 3G gddr memory chips are almost done cooking, so soon we'll have up to 48gb of vram in high end GPUs
(the 5090 uses 2G still)
48gb of vram lol
what do we do with that
tbh if games want to push into actual photorealism
we will need like 16k+ ai generated textures
or AI polished
now that pathtracing is slowly becoming closer to cost of raster, the geometry and textures have to go forward
I can imagine that it will help a lot
and even more so with pathtracing
irrc pathtracing has to keep track of a lot of stuff in memory
High end cards of around 10 years ago used to have 8 gb of VRAM
Now we complain when low end has 8 gb xD
I mean
its just a scamm
the memory is not that expensive
to put 16gb on 5080
some games are already maxing out 16gb
Gddr7 is
for nvidia? no
True, they may have deals
New Doom game needs 16gb minimum for it's best experience
nvidia operates at higher scale than amd
and amd puts more memory into their equivalent gpus
while the gpus cost less
they have to be packing some serious textures
Probably
Hello there, we all know that a lot of games runs better on AMD 3D V cache processor's but does it provides a better performance when you are running the Unreal Engine editor? I still not sure which option I should get... The 265K or the 9800X3D 🤔
As far as I know, not really. The 3D V cache, from what I've read, mostly benefits games.
There is no world where the Intel arrow lake should be considered, it is really bad for its price
That doesn't mean the processor itself doesn't run UE well.
There are benchmarks you can check, I am sure.
I mean yeah, but if you wanted a good processor, would you think:"Ah yes, Intel's latest generation is surely good"
Exactly
That comment was supposed to be nestled with the earlier one.
But j00 typed in between!!! ✊
Puget Systems has made benchmarks for Unreal Engine with several CPUs.
@orchid iron Are you upgrading or buying new hardware?
Bought all my hardware already, I'm just in a complicated situation where I can't use it
Because it was impounded for smuggling rare artefacts nestled in the CPU cabinet?
?
What's the difficult situation?
No ground and can't install ground
Urf.
Dude I was so bitter sweet when that happened, 3000€ worth of components sitting on a table
And they'll sit there for months
Oh, I understand completely.
I was delayed by weeks for similar electrical reasons.
Haha ok thanks
Even Intel 13th and 14th gen, I'd recommend only if you know how to tweak some settings
You would recommend 14th gen? 😁
Yeah, it is a great gen, you just have to make sure to not fry the ring bus with elevated voltage
Right, just that small caveat lol
Which, is far more abstract to do than undervolting it
back in my day they just hooked a cable to the pipes in the building
not all buildings use copper/metal pipes
can't install ground because I'm a tenet and landlord doesn't want, and whatever is on the grid is unsafe because the grid is from 1990
I lived in a house for years with no ground. Only issue was touching the washing machine metal parts (sometimes)...after discovering that we fixed the grounding and it stopped
I got a 1600w PSU, so if the electricity ever leaks, it won't trigger the breaker and there is no ground as a fail safe
just a note: electricity leak would not trip the breaker, but the GFCI
but it is surely not installed if there is no ground
is not there any law that the landlord has to make the flat up to the code if there is tennants?
I mean if there is, then it is not really about what s/he wants but what s/he has to do.
you know you can fairly easily ground stuff
might not be "safe" or "to code" but really all you need is to connect the ground wire that should be in anything since the 50's to a big metal pole stuck in the dirt
dunno about where you live, but people cant legally reside in a house that isnt grounded in texas
your landlord doesn't want the electrical to have a ground in his building? That place sounds like a fire hazard. Hope his insurance is paid up
doesn't care about much, very greedy
welp if you can, I'd look at moving. That place is a bonfire waiting to happen. And if it's in the US, that guy's going to get sued into space when it does
he is getting sued, by us xD
done
also you could technically include in the suit mental anguish damages caused by the fact its rightly horrifying to not only be forced to live in an unsafe house, but that he both refused to make it safe, or let you make it safe.
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just joined, so hello everyone! I have a question that i've tried to google with very little actual developer input. I'm looking to upgrade my ryzen 7 3800x to either a ryzen 7 5800x3d or 5950x, which one is better for development, with gaming being second. TIA (not in voice channel)
double the core count is always going to be the win for me
If I'm not mistaken the x3d is mainly for gaming anyway, and not awfully amazing
you'll see great benefit from the cores if you're compiling code, especially if you give it enough RAM to breathe
imo 5950x would be a better option, it's gonna be much faster at compiling code, shaders, etc... thanks to extra cores
def 5950x
double the core count will literally double performance in things that use the cores
what if he doesn't do them often? :>
seemed like the desire was development first, gaming second
yea but rememeber that you need 24GB of avaiable ram to use those cores
so 64gb system ram, otherwise you will never use those cores
Oh don't worry, there is way more very unsafe things that was added, in fact the law suit wasn't even started because of the electrical thing, we only learned about no grounds months after xD
gonna come out with a mini mansion
House prices are insane here sadly, so renting will be the only option even after winning it
16 cores remain way better than 8 with more cache, also it is their first generation cache, meaning it is on top of the die, which greatly reduce the cooling potential, so that extra cache comes at the cost of performance (but for gaming it doesn't matter because it benefits way more from the extra cache than the lost performance) however for productivity you want performance first and then cache second
Also as a general rule of coding, if you are compiling, you should have 2gb of ram per thread, and since you have 32 threads on the 5950x (2 threads per core), 64gb is the minimum you should have to really use the 5950x to its full potential (it is not a requirement though, you can use it with 16gb of ram and upgrade the ram later)
fun fact, ARM used to be called Advanced RISC Machines, because ARM is RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer)
I always thought it was called ARM as in "costs an ARM and a leg"
awesome im currently sitting at 48gb ram(someone gave me some assorted sticks of memory) i plan on changing the two 8gb i have for two 16gb as soon as money allows, along with hopefully getting the cpu. Then comes the eventual gpu upgrade, currently using msi rtx 2070 which has still done pretty good.
thanks for everyone's input, definitely going for 5950x
so found my board wont support over 128gb. Not surprise, but am a bit disapointed
wondering if i should just upgrade to 128, or look into upgrading the board, and hence the cpu and what not
what do you use your PC for?
currently software development and gaming really.
how did you find out?
Talked to the store that sold.it to me
Was getting an estimate for some othet purchases
didn't msi tell you a bios update would bring it to 256gb?
ya that's what I thought to. Keep geting different stories from different sources. I mean i trust these guys I've been delaing with them my whole life. Just seems weird
then try putting slightly over 128gb like 128 + one extra stick and see if it posts
maybe a limitation of that specific cpus memory controller?
they all have same imc
worst case senario you end up with an extra ddr4 ram stick
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Hello there! what do you guys think... Should i grab the 9800X3D today or wait for the 9900X3D... does the extra 4 cores makes it worth the price charged for it or the 8C/16T of the 9800 should be enough to work with Unreal for some time ?
Would a 5060 be better at Ai work than a 12gb 3060?
very likely
if you really enjoy gaming get the 9800x3d ^^
Otherwise, look at prices of the 7950x, are they close to the 9800x3d?
9900x3d will likely be worse than the 9800x3d for gaming. if you need the extra cores for something else though get the 9900x3d.
9950x3d will likely be the same as 9800x3d for gaming and have more cores than the 9900x3d, will just cost more
also yeah the 7950x or x3d are also options
i think the low vram of both is going to be really limiting
8gb sounds kinda useless for ai
soure of 5060 specs?
yup, and nvidia could just change it or those may just be 5060 laptop leaks
i would be shocked if 5060 had more than 8gb though since the 5070 only has 12
maybe they'll unlaunch the 5070 xD
tbh the only remotely appealing card looks like the 5070ti. and haven't even seen benchmarks yet...
lower bit bus than the 5080 even though they have same memory size
I thought they were the same
they should be the same, but nvidia had other ideas
seems like they're both 256bit
wait oh, that was a typo then, CES notes had them at the wrong bit bus
I thought that was so weird that they'd have different bit bus
would've made sense TBH since it would match the 5070. but the 5070 and 5070ti aren't even remotely related
they said the 5070 would have a 128 bit bus
like really weird specs let me find them
holy dogshit
okay couldn't find it, idk how I ever thought they'd have such weird bit bus
nvm, it was the memory bandwidth (at the bottom)
the memory bandwidth is different between the 5080 and the 5070 Ti
GN’s 5080 review came out
Considering the gap between it and the 5090 is massive and that it is not actually beating the 4090 on the benchmarks, idk why Jensen thought it as a good idea to say you can get a 5070 for the same perf of a 4090
is it zen5% all over again but for nvidia GPUs?
also, an open source AI killing all closed source AI hype (like open AI which was supposed to be open...) will likely impact nvidia GPU prices, especially after they lost a sweden GDP amount of money
Lol
Yeah that ai is why i was asking
Me and some friends wanna see if we can turn some of it using home assistant into essentially a jarvis for smart homes
But you know, not spending a lot of money on it
Hobby project
i'm running deepseek 8b on a 4090 and it fits in 18gb, 14b might not fit, but could fit in a 5090, so there's that
you can turn a 3060 into that using a low end deepseek model, won't be as precise for specific questions, but it'll work
Yeah not needing more than simple conversations on the alexa level
guess that's the one you should use when linking multiple of those things together
might have higher bandwidth or whatever
no
that port works as normal port, too
if it even is a specific link port, and not something they had to do for other reasons
link/act is just describing what the LED indicates
Back then the link port were special as far as I remember and a crosslinked cable was necessary. But then the ports started to support the crosslinking automatically and became maybe some legacy stuff.
could still be 2.5gbit link port while the switch itself is 1gbit 🤷
but then... it's tp-link and not 3com or similar 😄
Anything is possible :D
Do GPU only cases exist? I wanna drive and use my PC when I stop the vehicle, but with a pretty beefy GPU in the computer case, I'd rather connect the GPU and the computer with a riser cable and put the GPU outside into a small case so that even on bumpy roads it couldn't just crack itself on the PCIE connection
you use fiber or cat6?
yea, somehow i get the feeling that nvidia did send 20 gpu's to EU and called it a day
even for a 3090TI dealers here want more than 5090 msrp 😄
you expect to find 5090 on Amazon? 🤣 🥲
Jesus 3400 for a 5090 here. ANd that's by Zotac (who?)
4090's are ~2700
Could do an SLI bridge with two 12GB cards for 900 bucks and have the same vram
immediately sold out in us several seconds after going up on sale
A company based out of Hong Kong.
They customise stuff decently.
And somehow, their stuff is lower priced sometimes.
Zotac is good
reliable but usually not preferred to cards from the big 3 I think
nowadays every card is fine so always whatever is cheapest 🤷♂️
throwing this out there; what would be better, one card at 24GB, or two 12's with a Crossfire bridge?
for what use
game and video development, possibly high end 4k textures, etc
i didn't even know crossfire was supported on modern cards tbh
probably isn't. MOre just a hypothetical though
If you're using one software with both, then compatibility is the issue.
If you want to use separate software with each, then it'd be dandy.
mainly came up due to seeing two 12gb cards for 900 total, but one 24 card is 2700
There're apps that let you bind specific CPUs and GPUs to specific applications.
Gotta love open source devs.
doesn't 7900xtx have 24gb?
it does
probably better off with 1 card though I guess it depends on what you were looking at?
one card at 24gb, all day everyday, latency will be needlessly high, and power consumption will be way higher due to longer distance that the data has to travel
also, I'm pretty sure consumer GPUs that support SLI / Crossfire only have up to 8gb ram each, plus it isn't like 8+8 gb or 8+8+8 gb in total, all cards will have duplicate data to make frames in between each other, so you still end up with 2 cards at 12gb that can't really benefit from the other card's storage
Zotac is around for ages, i think they started off with cpu/gpu coolers and later expanded their business
living up to their company name
I had a zotac 9800 gt
But back then I had really bad airflow so it was always 100+ degrees but it ran sniper elite 3 so that's good
Only a few years until 9080s again
guess il wait for a 6090
I prefer a 9060
if people will grow brains and stop buying overpriced Nvidia cards you will see how cards will appear in stock and prices will go to normal and everyone will be able to buy 🤷♂️
So basically buy a 9060 instead of latest cards xD
Nvidia do this on purpose
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So true
But this allows AMD to delay their launch and refine their GPUs even more so that when NVIDIA GPU stocks become normal, all these nice RDNA 4 GPUs will already be there
I bet some Chinese manufacturer will release a DIY opensource GPU.
1,000 instructions to assemble your own biscuit GPU.
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Wouldn't it be cool if we could do RTX and next generation RTY at the price of $100? 😄
Risc V GPUs are slowly growing, so one day maybe, but we'd also need fabs to make them
i doubt we'll see nvidia cards drop meaningfully in price anytime soon
price of gpu manufacturing has genuinely gone up to a degree, they have no real competition in the high-end, and their entire business is basically just AI at this point. gpu sales are not their priority sadly
i really hope AMD releases cards that are substantially cheaper than nvidia with similar or identical feature sets, but time after time again has proven that AMD will fuck up their launch despite offering good products
cards like the 7800xt and 7900xtx were really good products in their price range, considering they were the only products in those ranges
after they dropped price after lanuch*
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if AMD products are good why it matters how the launch was?
they've been getting around 1% gains per month simply on driver optimisation, intel knows how important it is for drivers to be ready for a launch
they havent been cheap enough at launch to be worth going over nvidia. 50 dollars isn't really going to change anyone's mind about going from nvidia to amd.
but when they drop the price 150 dollars its much more appealing
but its impossible to buy Nvidia and if yes it will be higher than msrp, and for some reason Nvidia cards prices dont drop, even get higher as the card gets older 🤦♂️
7900XTX had a offer for 800 bucks today, which is like 15% under it's normal price
i don't even get why people still buy nvidia, the 7900XTX seems to offer good performance?!
7900xtx performs similar to 5080
it only falls behind in raytracing (rather significantly) and software support
fsr 3 is pretty ass compared to dlss 4
afaik Nvidia is better for AI stuff
definitely
though i think its questionable if a gpu is useful for ai at anything other than the super high-end
i'm fine with a 3060 for some LLM/StableDiffusion messing
it's fun for a while but especially for SD you rather might pay a bit for midjourney instead of the nvidia tax
I mainly use MJ because nothing can really even compete with them, MJ is on a whole another level when it comes to pure quality
I wanted to convert my avatar to photo to see what it will look like lol, tried to use stable diffusion web UI but I have AMD Radeon 620 so I have to wait for 30 minutes for each generation on CPU 
Why would NVidia try to buy its own cards tho? Could be real but sounds more like tinfoil stories
Problem was it was a paper launch with only like 300 cards released in the whole US, based on GN’s research
that wasn't the idea behind it
they used nvidia as origin to make their requests look like they came from the official shop
And?
but i kind of doubt that this story is 100% accurate, i think nvidia doesn't resell 3rd party boards
Why would that allow it to happen 40mins earlier than launch
developer incompetence?
because it probably just drops the order into a database together with which product was ordered
Idk, I don’t place much stock in random YouTube comment stories from a guy that knows a guy
it sounds plausible tho
the nvidia storefront has links to buy cards from elsewhere but i'd be really really surprised if their API allows full purchase of something and not just authentication on the sellers website from a private link
Either way, it’s a ridiculous launch
all of them redirect me to the dealer website
bots or not there just werent nearly enough cards for launch demand
so nvidia is NOT reselling through their own store
yeah
Roughly 50% less than the 4090 launch on the integrator side
but i think the story may just not be 100% what happened, i think it's more likely that the scalpers ordered FE cards directly from nvidia through the API
before the product was listed in the products page
likely
Yeah that I could see
the actual website was down for like 12+ hours so no one could order one through the interface
bestbuy didnt go down but there were so many people in the queue to buy something that it would just kick you out
all of them probably have because people use bots, it's pretty much a DDOS 😄
me and a friend clicked add to cart seconds after the listing went live and got booted out due to errors
There needs to be laws to ban bots to buy things.
i dont think it was even bots
Shits silly
lol Jensen is pretty much like “We’re gonna make it cost a fortune and release it whenever we want but you’ll buy it anyways you plebs”
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Yeah that’s where I got my data points
i have a 10 series card, lol
Same
though i dont understand people who upgrade every generation. seems wasteful
To the data points part
Ha, I have 20 series so I win
the 5090 is really interesting tho
@mighty cosmos
might last a while with it's 32GB
seems like 50 series has a lot of OC headroom as well
really well from what i've seen
i saw a video where someone downvolted to a TDP of about 400W with little to no performance change
32GB of vram + 1.5-2X faster ML performance 
yea it's insane, nvidia is either limiting supply to keep the price high, or they have trouble producing reliable chips
sounds like production started way too late
This also seemed interesting https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-rtx-neural-rendering-introduces-next-era-of-ai-powered-graphics-innovation/?ncid=em-anno-920774&nvweb_e=dmQLy2b3EIG7UtQ0kEnv6KkGidNAVv-cBQaJm-A8IFbwUtSMN3KmPNguOkylFBuqOvQmdIbecxryWU_NpMOUSw
and consumer cards are probably their lowest priority
because the shit that's going on with dealers asking >50% of MSRP is ridiculous
Well it’s also Chinese new Year now so it’s gonna be even more limited supply lol
no, it's been the same with 4090 all the time
they have a backlog of datacenter gpus they are yet to deliver, so more than likely why supply for everything else is suffering
Can’t wait for their AI bubble to burst completely so they can remember who built them up
there was one short period of time, like 1-2 months maybe where it came close to MSRP
there is no ai "bubble" me think
There was for Nvidia
That’s what the Chinese gpts showed
Even if they were based on OpenAI architecture
yea and TSMC might aswell not have enough capacity to produce that 4nm stuff
i mean, all they showed is that ai can be done much more efficiently. now, imagine running that with equivalent hardware instead...
Neural rendering is pretty revolutionary and they barely talked about it
Basically allows access to tensor core hardware in a raster pipeline, so your pixel shader or whatever else could inline execute an ML model, like what neural materials basically are
chatbots and image generation are what everyone sees but IMO it has the least amount of interest in industry
so the whole pixelshader is ML generated?
Stock market says otherwise 😁
stock market is dumb
True
companies actually profit off of using machine learning and AI to optimize products
we've been doing it for the last 2 decades but methods havent been general enough and hardware was insufficient to exceed numerical approaches
Yeah, but the point is they don’t all have to shell out for highest end chips
A few weeks ago Jensen had a virtual monopoly because of that assumed idea that the chips must be made by Nvidia, things have changed enough now that their stock bubble has partially imploded.
no, you get to execute a model inside a shader
So I'll take neural materials as an example, basically when you compile your UE material it could train a very tiny ML model to approximate the light response of the actual material
So during rendering, instead of your expensive fancy material/shader the rendering pipeline executes that tiny little model for a fraction of the cost while mimicking it perfectly
i mean, they basically still have to be made by nvidia
that actually sounds pretty cool
basically all the cool stuff they barely talked about
Mega geometry and neural rendering are probably one of the coolest stuff to come
does it still have to sample textures or is everything embedded within the mini model?
looks like it does what people were doing the last few years of making games look "super realistic" with AI video
except its actually integrated into rendering instead of being a post process
Looks like it does what TI always wanted to do with your $900k 🙃
it's not generative or enhancing the material in any way, it tries to mimic your material perfectly
So you could have film grade material that wouldn't be feasable to use for realtime then compiling turns it into a small ML model that approximates it and now you got basically identical looking result running for peanuts in realtime
ok BM, I have the day off work. Are you still playing HD2? 🙂
now? hmmmm
I could be wrong but looks like yeah you pass the textures as inputs to the ML model
Can you guys suggest me a high end AMD CPU for software/game development?
I'm a long time Intel user, so I don't follow AMD much. Currently I have a i9 13th gen with the unstability issues (Which is the reason I wanna switch to AMD)
I'd also appreciate a suggestion for matching motherboard with minimum 3x PCIE 4.0 NVME slots
People suggested these so far:
- Ryzen 9 9950X
- Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- Ryzen 9 7950X
But idk about motherboard...
i would probably just pick the one with the best single core performance
They suggested these CPU for different reasons:
The 9950x is currently the best CPU for software/game development
The 9800x3d is the best for gaming (and okay at development with 8 performance cores with extra cache, not really fantastic compared to 16 performance cores )
And the 7950x (also the 7900x) has an awesome price for it's development performance
Personally I'd recommend ASRock X870e taichi Lite, really good price for what it offers
unless you really compile A LOT, which is where the 16 core models shine
Also the ASRock x870e Nova WiFi with 5 m.2 slots
The taichi lite has 4 m.2 slots
All gen 4
I tend to use a lot of apps at the same time. 2-3x IDE, 2-3x browsers and possibly a game and a few others
More cores should be better for these kinda use case, no? Sure not all apps doing heavy work at the same time, but a lot of background stuff going on
And to be fair, i don't care about gaming performance. It should be goood to decent with any of those no?
Yeah, it's gonna do well, benchmarks show they are quite good, just not "the best"
And yeah, if you use a lot of stuff at the same time, more cores will be very beneficial to you
Btw, difference of performance between 7950x and 9950x is really low, like 5-10% so if you are a bit tight on budget, you can save up those costs (they also have same memory controller so ram EXPO performance should be same)
Has anyone gotten crashes or odd behaviour due to a copper CPU cooler?
Asking because copper may generate current from a magnetic Field if perhaps a fan wire is around it
Seems like such a bizarre thing but just wanted to know if anyone ever experienced something similar
Never heard of it. But PSUs had something similar where they build up static electric and needed to be dealt with
It doesn't happen these days tho
i'm looking to upgrade my rhyzen 7 2700 and 1660 ti, but i want something cost effective and decently powerful. yall got any suggestions?
What do you do? And how much ram do you have?
Asking what do you do because it'll greatly affect what performance metric we are working with, are you a programmer and doesn't need any graphical power? And you a level designer? Do you do video editing etc
All these change what you'd call "good performance"
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Ty
i'm gonna upgrade it to 32-64 gb of ddr, but im talking in the future
i do need graphical power for future work, and good performance is just better than what i got fam
Okay, what's your upgrade budget, because I think you mentioned how you were super tight on money
could try and get a 5800x3d
my family was hit hard from trump tarrifs but we have abt a 500$ max budget for upgrading, i mean max. prefferably in the 300$ range but i dont wanna upgrade everything, just gpu and maybe some other stuff.
Aim for a 7600 xt, should be in the 300$ range or less and a 2T nvme SSD
GPU with 16gb of Vram and large and fast storage will impact your experience way more than upgrading your current set up (assuming you already have 32gb of ram, if not get the ram before the nvme SSD)
can the 7600xt even run a game that uses 16gb?
also, how do i check what kinda ddr4 ram is compatable with my pc? there's 2 slots still open.
If it is a motherboard and CPU that supports it, then any ddr4 works, you'd only be careful of compatibility if you are overcloking (going over 3200 ram speed)
Very few games even use that much, Hardware Unbox did a video showing various modern game Vram usage, and at the minimum a GPU should have 12gb to have sufficient Vram in order to avoid overflowing to system RAM
the question is how people who are that stupid to pay 10k managed to get 10k?
Anyone who can already afford a yacht won't notice the price while it's below six figures. But if you can afford a yacht, would you be buying a 5090? I guess it's all daddy's money.
people who can afford yacht notice every cent, they care on levels that poor people dont know possible, that why they can afford yachts
they are not rich by accident
does anyone have recommendations for low profile coolers that could cool a 5950x?
AIO will be low profile if you have room for radiator in the case
Replace "yacht" with "megayacht". I forget about the little ones sometimes. Even though they take up 99% of the marinas. Don't even have to be rich to own one.
ik, but AIO expensive and cringe
why cringe?
#hardware message
look how naive I was... I thought it will cost only 3000$ 🤣 🤦♂️
Nvidia cards became type of currency... its like Bitcoin