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Their proprietary drivers work with older GPUs
Recently, I haven't had issues with them, lete check my driver version
Luckily, other sites maintain driver repositories. Much like Bethesda, let others do the modding work. 😄
Nvidia driver version 570.124.04
I installed the latest drivers, can't go higher than this for now (I'm on Linux)
👀 There was some cool news for linux users with UE yesterday.
Cool, what was it about?
Ah, not UE directly, but Cleaner Shader support from AMD on Linux.
Oh, so amd laptops will be quite good, even with Linux nice
lol a few months ago and nvidia was constantly praised for their driver stability
do they do any actual work at Nvidia or just get coked up execs to speculate on ai futures?
Remember every Nvidia employee is using advanced AI to help them code worse better
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Paper mention...
Beyond 1nm?
1nm and others are just marketing terms, they aren't actually that size
Ye
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does anyone know if a Nvidia or AMD grphics card is a better choice for running UE5
If raytracing in your project = true, then NVidia.
If raytracing in your project =/= true, then AMD for higher VRAM at a cheaper price.
So now we'll have AIfrican princes that need our funds to unlock their accounts?
We'll have Nigerian AIs pretending to be Ethiopian princes with Trevor Noah's humour.
the ai virus is spreading
Ive heard about one of them having problems with shaders or something, do you know anything about it?
Do you mean in UE specifically? Or just shaders in any 3D app?
UE specifically
There was an RT-related shader crash problem in UE 5.3.2 according to the internet.
It reduced in 5.3.3. I don't see any complaints with the same issue in 5.4.4.
ok, thanks
currently thinking of going with this one https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/dKWbdb any thoughts?
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, GeForce RTX 4070, Corsair 4000D Airflow ATX Mid Tower
I might be wrong about this, but I think air cooling is enough for your CPU.
If it's cheaper, you could buy a dual air cooler tower and put the rest of the money into a slightly more expensive processor.
But, wait for others' advice.
if this is ceiling mounted inside my porch would it be reasonably safe from weather stuff? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B093Q2V436/ref
screened against dust, wont get directly wet, and can be brought in during larger storms
i would try and get a 4070 super. it will be quite a bit better
i would alternatively recommend a GPU with at least 16 of memory
12 will work (you can get by with anything) but I've seen UE Consume memory depending on what you're doing
that aio will also likely not fit in your case
checked on corsair's website, should fit. I also don't want to go any higher with the price so if you know anything thats similair price but better that would be helpful
one could not build the droid with projectors in it
idk much about the aussie market. you could maybe save some on the cooler, memory, and storage
like keep the capacity but get a different model
with memory as long as the capacity, frequency, and timings are the same, they will likely behave identically even across brands
Fun fact about RGB lighting
They emit UVs
What can UVs do?
They can damage the paint on some of your components overtime :D
Well it is not a major issue (normally) but if you plan to use this computer for years, you may or may not see marks on your GPU that are oddly right below your RGB ram
i don't think that's true
Also, what is the price of a 4060 ti 16gb compared to a 4070 12gb?
Since apparently you need ray tracing/AI more
Then what counter arguments do you have? Do you own RGB ram for years?
im just saying it doesn't emit UV lol
So light emitting devices can't emit UVs at all?
That's fair, I'm not too sure of the exact details the RGB ram have marked GPU paints either, I just know light can be impactful
probably more likely that person had either some weird thermal gradient in their case or it was exposed to the sun
The sun has 4 claws that specifically marked itself right below the RGB ram sticks?
Also, thermal gradient? How would ram emit enough heat to damage anything?
(if you couldn't tell I'm heavily biased against anything RGB besides very light accents)
the only reason to not get rgb is if you don't want to pay extra
but at this point it just comes default on most high end parts
I mean it's going to be something else, because LED's emit ridiculously tiny amounts of uv
"4 claws" is probably someone faking it
Unless you two have owned RGB ram for years or know someone, idk man, I'd believe sun tsu claw over there
my PC is exposed to the sun throughout the day every day and nothing has ever changed in it
I mean I own several rgb components, but nothing changes how leds work :P
^
Why?
i like the sun and don't want to be in a dark room
Fair
the only things these days that really degrade bad in the sun in a PC would be things like tubing
and that's only certain kinds
Oh yeah
old plastics (like pre 2000) degraded because of the compound
Can copper tubing be oxidiested into oblivion?
unsure, would have to mix metals in a loop
if you used any other metal other than copper in the loop it would degrade rather quickly
Like if it was exposed to the sun and air
doubtful
as plin said, LEDs have a very tight waveband
you need a lot of light power for that tho, illuminating art and a computer case are whole different scenarios
let's wrap this up the other way... do you have such pictures of GPUs where the light color faded where the ram was?
i think other factors like heat may have more of an influence than the UV emission from some low watt LEDs
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Based on the bit of reading I just finished doing, it's because of a lower quality of coating used by the manufacturer of the GPU.
Basically, they don't expect the GPU to have to withstand strong lights inside a case. That's not what they were designed for in the first place.
So, depending on who made the GPU - what materials they used - how cheap they were - the paint may not be able to withstand constant exposure to non-blue lights.
It's not the lights' fault, basically. It's the quality of the anodised color dyes.
All that being said, it's a good excuse to learn metal dyeing DIY and re-dye your GPU. 😄
And of course, there are other factors in that case too, such as heat, constant exposure to moving air, humidity, etc. etc. etc.
On a side note: A redditor complained to EVGA about this four years ago, and they confirmed that this would happen if the anodization process while dyeing the GPU went wrong somewhere.
So, yeah. Low quality materials, blah blah.
Moral of the story: Sell your kidney, buy quality stuff.
I suspect some RGB manufacturers were like:"If people see our RGB ram better, they'll buy more, hey engineers, crank the light dial to the max, we need more customers!"
It's possible. Cheap and wrong-type of lights used in RGB strips can be a problem, too.
But, the major blame seems to lie with the dyeing on the GPU plate.
If people knew how to die their components, the white components wouldn't be able to sell at a premium
Which again, is fine, because that's not what those bricks are designed for. 🙂
I guess it's also true that blue LED doesn't emit any UV at all. I haven't seen any faded GPU pics with blue LED strips.
Yup, never underestimate cost cutting
At least with EVGA though, they offered to rma the card.
It was very nice of them to do so.
card or mobo, one of those. I have already forgotten. 🤣
I wonder when they'll come back...right now would be a bad idea
Like, kingpin wanted to do a 50 series card...but there was family matters to do and thankfully he did, such a cluster fudge right now
Testing the dye quality of your components?
No, no.
Sun lighting it up like a dyson sphere.
in this case, a dyson uh... rectangle.
So...you just transcended RGB? HOLY MOLY
I've got something like 15-20 bulbs sitting in my cupboard.
Seems like an ideal time to transcend.
Chad right there
wait, wait. Let's not lose faith in Google.
Aha!
My faith in Google has been vindicated. 😄
Behold the BULB in PC CASE!
someone did. and most of their dyes will be faded in no time.
So many ways to customise this
Dyes are temporary...THE POWER OF LIGHT BULBS IS FOREVER
well, just until your 5-star rated LED bulb konks out.
But, I get your point.
🤔 You could potentially light up an entire van's interior with just one bulb inside a full tower.
Just take apart the light bulb and fix it Electroboom style.
Filament bulbs in PC cases is something that people haven't done yet, or at least haven't uploaded screenshots of.
But hows the air flow
That's cool.
Well, my Nvidia drivers crashed.
#feelsgreat
I finished playing a demo and then alt+entered to change between windowed and full screen.
Shoulda used studio
Lol
Horray
I thought about this.
But aren't studio drivers known to be a bit slower in gaming?
Or is that just rumour?
Rumour, they're just behind a few versions
Okay, first I'll try the latest driver and see if my system explodes.
Otherwise, I'll use studio.
Meanwhile #feelsgreat, thanks NVidia.
Apparently the fabled game ready drivers have been unstable as fuck lately
Same as what happened to me then.
I love Windows 11 though.
Win 10 would have gone through several repair procedures with all the resets I just did.
Have you tried those dev drive features yet
which ones?
Probably the biggest thing,
A Dev Drive is built on the Resilient File System (ReFS) and is combined with a new performance mode capability of Microsoft Defender Antivirus, which provides asynchronous scanning on a Dev Drive without changing the security posture of your system drive or other drives.
I used it for a bit
and you could setup a git basically inside the drive
Was pretty neat
cool.
I would recommend using 2tb+
As it tends to overprovision
Ok. This AMD Radeon iGPU on the 7800x3D is cool as heck and smoooooth.
No stutters, nothing. I likes!
I was surprised 7950x had an igpu
Nvidia would never
Okay.
Done.
Time to change the DP cable to the external GPU.
Hope this works. 😄
I haven't tested the igpu on my 9950x3d
I had heard it wasn't very useful beyond basic video
Pretty much for the most part
It can do some simple gaming
Don't expect cod warzone
Cowabunga! 😄
All good. 🙂
Okay, time to go back into the BIOS and disable the iGPU..... 'cuz no reason at all.
i always keep it on in case my gpu dies
Exactly what if the cable starts melting
I discovered the mobo loads to bios using its vga/igpu adapter.
so, I can renable it anytime.
But yeah, there's something to be said about keeping both on.
brb
Okay, done and done. 🙂
Time to test that demo again to see if it crashes the GPU. 😄
'Cuz it's 1:30 a.m. and SO not the time to sleep. 😄
Well, I alt+entered the game thirty times and not so much as a screen flicker.
Guess the latest driver did infact have 'stability fixes'.
Win + Break is a great keybind.
This I didn't know.
TY.
looking for suggestions of a laptop i can get for my lady friend so she can play games with me and my friend
main games are minecraft, GTAV, subsistance, and a few similar games
basically a modern version of this computer: https://www.amazon.com/HP-Elitebook-Laptop-Windows-Renewed/dp/B0CR1XD1HX/
is what im looking for
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Are you buying one for me?
Budget?
up to like $600
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So, the plan would be to buy it and upgrade the ram, which is quite easy to do on Lenovo laptops
I checked online and a 3050 can run GTA V at an acceptable level
This one would need both ram and SSD to be upgraded
And this one just the ram again
Sit intel
How are they improving the x3D?
noice.
MSI teased a 5080 RTX with 24GB mem.
MSI is in on it too.
5 days ago, they promoted 10% game perf. increase with the 9950x3D.
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Just swap the memory chips
swap them with?
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which flavor do you want?
fading dye
if you spend literally like 100 dollars more you can probably get a laptop with an i7 and 4060
3050 is ewaste and I would not recommend buying a laptop with one, especially now
there's also usually a pretty healthy secondhand market for a lot of gaming laptops and you might be able to get something decent for cheap
if it's "turbo mode" it's basically useless and is incredibly annoying to use
it literally turns off threading and shuts down 8 of your cores. so you would have to restart go to bios...
if it's the "cache boost" thing like asus was calling it, it just raises the infinity fabric clock by 100mhz
raising fabric clock by that amount can actually be pretty beneficial. none of these features are locked to the 800 series boards either, lol
bought a 600 series board and it has all of this. haven't been able to get the fabric clock increase to not immediately crash my PC though
The guy asked about a laptop that could play GTA V, and I was actually surprised the 3050 can perform okay under the right settings
it definitely wouldn't be able to run the new version I would think
GTA 6 or did they update GTA 5 with super RT?
I don't think they would want to remove players from playing GTA V, so even if it reduces the visual quality a player can experience with a 3050 due to the increased load, I highly doubt it would outright push them out of playing, especially since the 3060 is still one of the top most used GPUs on the market right now
3060 and 4060 being most popular on the market
nvidia: yea we are not gonna make those anymore
Tbf, they were earning very small margin on those, so makes sense they would move on to bigger margin products
but that is also forfeiting consumer market to competitors, who will eventually reinvest their profits into server tech, which is nvidias current main cash cow
It's a question of vision. There are two possibilities here. One is that NVidia already sees something in the future that other companies don't, and they are ready to sacrifice the plebian section of their revenue for it.
The second is that they have earned so much money and grown so dominant a force, that their vision is clouded and they are making a mistake, whose consequences will only be felt a long time from now.
Yeah my lady doesn't play games enough to really justify more spending. $600 is probably a little much.
Just that im playing with a desktop i7 12700k and 12gb 3060
And id like something remotely in shouting range. Even if the laptop is crying on minimum graphics settings
Mainly because i do somewhat pick games for their visuals now that i have a desktop that can reasonably play them
After you upgrade the ram on these laptops
Depending on the resolution, they'll perform really close to your desktop
And if there are thermal issue, it is likely the thermal paste who would need to be switched, which is quite easy to replace on Lenovo laptops
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admintedly a very long time ago 😄
back when i was in highschool
was that before IBM bought them? Or the other way around....
apparently lenovo bought the thinkpad brand
I promote the Strix APU these days with the Radeon 8060s. So, if you have $2000, then buy that laptop.
That iGPU does its job well at 2.5k resolution and under. Plus, you can allocate 32/64GB memory to the iGPU, so UE won't have a problem with mem capacity.
If you want to save money, then I suggest looking at ebay or craigslist. Used laptops basically. A lot of people sell their 'gaming laptops' online for cheap prices.
My Brit friend got two of his laptops that way.
budget would be good for the Strix. WOuld have to see what their warrenty is like
HP has introduced their Strix offering.
The specsheets are available for download there.
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Just letting you know in advance, before you buy ANY laptop, look up how easy it is to change the thermal paste and other components
Right now I have an old dell...and uhhhhh, imagine disassembling and reassembling an incredibly BS build design that is 5 times worse than you can imagine JUST TO CHANGE THE THERMAL PASTE
ive always had good luck with lenovo gaming laptops
and I love thinkpads
have had the same laptop for like 7 years now and it's survived a lot of unnecessary abuse
i think the only laptop I've ever seen fail was an Alienware tbh
and chromebooks worth more in data collection than hardware but those don't count
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Youre not wrong. Its why any that im lokking at needs nbd onsite. And international support. If either of those are still a thing anymore
you'd have better luck exploring local repair shops, or having a friend that could do some part switching if needed
if you are comfortable with building a desktop you could even learn how to do basic maintenance of laptops that are easy to maintain (not dell)
older laptops can be real puzzles to take apart, but I do recommend doing it yourself if you can hold the screwdriver because even something like changing thermal paste can take up to 3 hours so it might get expensive on repair shop
as for difficulty, they just need to be dis-/assembled in right order. hardest part is keeping track which screw goes where
depends, I'd say that as long as you have a bunch of helpful videos online about changing thermal paste and other maintenance stuff, it is quite easy
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I've done my fair share of de-dusting old gaming laptops
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could you rate from 0 (easy) to 10 (the hardest) how easy it is to change thermal paste on my laptop xD
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That sale was okay, I grabbed a Samsung 870 EVO 4TB for my 10 year old laptop xD
Cool.
I saw a Samsung Evo USB 8TB drive.
Apparently, it goes up to 1GB/sec transfer speeds with USB 3.
I 😍 new tech.
Looks like AMD considers Nvidia a serious threat in the CPU market, zen6 will straight up skip 3 nm lmao
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This was incredibly insightful as to just how deep Nvidia's stupidity is for designing this stuff
AMD GPUs don't have load balancing, they don't even enforce a max power
The motherboards don't load balance between a 4pin and an 8pin
We don't hear about massive issues from them because the cables are just have THAT MUCH safety margins
Also, note for 4090 and 5090 users, you should unplug and plug back in the connector every now and then because it may slightly melt over time and if you leave it on for year(s) (like a tech review) you may find out that now the cable and the GPU connector just fused together xD
So that explains why AMD hasn't adopted 12VHPWR.
Youre not wrong. Finding international warrenty coverage is a challenge
One reason why i was glad companies i worked for that did dell had onsite. Those things were brutual
My goodness
but ya was asking about laptops due to the possiblity that heading to europe for a year or two might be something coming up lifewise, and bringing a desktop across the atlantic sounds painful.
also wow finding a laptop with 128gb of ram is painful
how exactly do you plan to use the laptop? Once you arrived at a place you vibe there for a while, or once you use it you take it where ever you go?
once I'd get to a locale I'd vibe for a bit, probably months at a time.
doesn't need to be crazy portable, but it needs to be more portable then the 50lb desktop I h ave 😄
then perhaps a small form factor build could be interesting for you, some even have handles and could be transported like a suit case
oh really? Intresting. DIdn't know that was an option
i'll freely admit small form factor is something I don't know well
me neither, I just saw some really practical cases for it and I was like:"well dang, that's a very useful design"
hmm. Do you happen to knwo of any cases? Will see what I can stuff in there. I sense they'd be hard ot gert a decent video card into
you would be very surpised, people fit a whole dang 4090 in there
if you go for the sff build, try to get a psu with both the EU and US cable, that way you can use 220v in europe which is just way more power efficient and stable than 110v
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damn video cards and CPU are killing me.
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Fractal Design Terra Mini ITX Desktop
what if you just use the hardware you already have?
get like a 5950x and a ssf am4 mobo
well it's all atx related. the board I think is too big for a mini itx. the ram is too old. the hd's are too small in space and the video card's only 8gbs
oof, gotta do research about mini itx before buying anything ig
some GPUs may not fit for very odd and specific reasons
ya wouldn't surprise me. i figured the threadripper chips would be a laugh for that small of a form factor so just went with as new as I could for the Zen series. Figured Zen 5 is the way to go (is there much of a difference from Zen 4?
It was called zen5% for a reason :D
Unless you pick the x3d versions though, those are noticeably better than their zen4 predecessors
ah ok ya those are the ones that I'm looking at. The Zen 4's aren't much better in price anyways
would probably be better off complete replacing the memory yourself
not sure about recent laptops but I know the memory controllers on some mobile CPUs from a few years ago had really poor memory support
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So, since OpenAI introduced the new image generator, it's been so popular that people have been spamming it to make Studio Ghibli art.
Turns out all those requests stressed and began melting their GPUs. 😄
Interesting read.
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human brain cells should live inside human head... 🧠
Yeah, idk why they would need physical brain cells outside of research, they aren't that fast for computing power, and I would imagine all the downsides of having biological matter in the computer would increase the failure rate of the computing components
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Lossless scaling duel-gpu method? 😮
Wait, I just noticed the AMD card is bigger wtf xD
6900XT
W/ a 3090
Threat interactive just needs to use lossless scaling problem solved.
I literally had this exact set up and didn't get 240 fps.
With lossless scaling?
So what is a good Ram size for game production with Unreal 5?
- 8 ~ 16GB = I suppose this is the minimum requirement?
- 32GB = Good for lighter game like pixel game?
- 64GB = Optimal size but will need more if going bigger like large 3D game? (btw this is the size I have)
- 96GB (biggest dual kit in 2025) = The Optimal size for large AAA grade 3D game?
- 128GB ~ 192GB (Quad kit and biggest size for Ryzen 7 & 9) = Well I can only imagine but I guess I have absolutely no worries when I am making a really large AAA grade 3D game.
Min 32 gb recommended 64 gb
2x32 and then a single 1gb stick! 😄
So what do you think of the estimationg I made above?
I wonder if I can run Quad kit with full RAM speed but I may need to go PBO?
64 is more than enough, really, unless you're making some sort of open world game.
Even then if making a 4k map should be fine no?
Probably.
it really depends what kind of project you are working on, an easy way to somewhat estimate it is to look at the size of the assets you want to use in every map
8k textures!
1 million polygons!
volumetric clouds and fluid dynamics EVERYWHERE
lately i've moved a few assets and the editor used 70GB memory
so it's quite easy to hit the limit
lord damn video card price inflation is killing me. Saphirrie 24gb's ahve almost doubled in the last month
was looking at a 24gb one that someone suggested here (think it's a 7090 XTX?). Was 1300 in late january. 1800+ now
Here we go.
AMD shouldn't have been inspired by Intel.
Rip
I saw these ASrock boards been having issues I just told a friend to get one lol
Easy fix. Tell him to buy TWO processors. 😄
Did he buy a 9x3d?
Yeah
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B650M
The 600 series don't seem to be majorly affected.
🔥
AMD is releasing the 9000G APU processor soon for desktops.
Unfortunately.....
They are putting in an 860M, instead of the super cool 8060s.
😠
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Now that's based hardware
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For those using NVidia Broadcast 2.0 and getting many 'high GPU utilisation' notifications, go to NVidia's Control Panel and 'Manage Program Settings'. Select NVidia Broadcast as the specific program and change the settings as shown in the screenshot.
The app is wrongly reporting GPU usage in the Task Manager and triggering annoying notifications about high GPU. These control panel settings will make that stop.
I wonder if the dead AMD CPUs are due to voltage limits? I recently built with an ASUS boards and the default voltages that the CPU were drawing are in the range that cause degredation
what kind of voltage did you see?
~1.45V
anything above 1.2V causes degradation afaik
depends on the design, the issue with the intel 13th and 14th gen (based on 12th gen) is that the rig bus was using the same rail as the cores', and it just so happened that the engineers that designed 12th gen were worried about frying the rig bus with core voltages, so they put quite a few securities in place...Which were removed so more powered could be allocated
I have no clue about the ryzen limits though, but I would imagine that if it was due to degradation, they wouldn't break so fast, even the 13Th and 14th gen took over a few months to show signs of failure
remember the whole 7800x3D incidents? Probably another one of these where a software fix would probably get rid of the issue, in the meantime, I would not use the recent CPUs until AMD confirmed this is resolved
I think it's just ASUS mobos, no?
I haven't heard this happening with MSI or Giga.
The other Musk.
I think they may have different objectives than Musk though xD
One will send us to mine precious earth minerals on the nearby asteroid belt. The other will send us to mine precious earth minerals in the world's deepest hole.
Did i make a mistake by buying 27inch 1080p monitor with 240hz
I bought it for gaming tho
Why do you think it's a mistake? Or what makes you uneasy with the purchase?
🚬
Le shrink is in the house
its not that im unhappy, i saw on reddit that not many people buy 27inch monitors with 1080p resoultion they mostly go for 4k in that size
I wouldn't mind them. What I'd focus on is
- Picture Quality
- Colour Quality
- Eye strain
- Gaming Happiness
If my monitor ticks all those for me, then I am a very happy person.
Of course, if it enhances my productivity, that's a big plus too.
nah its 2k
i think 2k is fine
neither will bring anything of use.
Actually, both will cause a not trivial reduction in population, provided the activities continue for a significant period of time.
1440p is becoming the standard in gaming, the guys that say 4k is better have way too much disposable income or have no idea what they are talking about
but what if ultrawide
9001x1440?
Maybe if everything supported ultra wide.
I find some games and apps function odd on ultrawides
Me use ultrawide. Very ultra, very wide. 😄
It's 3.5k resolution and honestly, I don't see all that big a difference between resolutions, other than the image being sharper.
The HDR colours and eye safety features (whether they actually work or not) feel great on my MSI Optix/Optrix.
How much was that beast 2k usd
$357.30 US. 😄
Yes way.
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I think this is a later model.
It's a bit cheaper.
$298.
nb
It's very nice. But yeah, I am not as impressed with higher resolutions as other, more modern people are.
The screen realty is VERY nice. HDR is fine and dandy. Everything else... meh.
Are you competing in FPS games?
I sometimes play cs:2
Ah.
Also notice it in some pve games
When it's faster pace
Strategy or w.e
It's great
10/10
Anything quick pace just falls apart
Probably why I dislike dlss so much lol
From 175Hz upwards, even MSI monitors become expensive.
The MAG 341CQP is about $600.
Ngl I was looking at https://www.newegg.ca/msi-mpg-321urx-qd-oled-32-uhd-240-hz/p/N82E16824475357
If you're okay with a VA panel instead of an IPS panel, ACER has a really cheap UWQHD monitor with 1MS.
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But it's like 1200 usd
This one is $245.
Would be a good monitor for years
My current monitor is acer
Almost broke it first month I had it
Spilt water on it moving my chair backwards
But you were moving.... backwards?
Well, this is why we have intravenous syringe systems.
proper stabbity stabbing is required.
Will make anything difficult for sure
VA panel 😓
Samsung VA panels are no joke
I went from LG IPS panel to Samsung G5 Odyssey (VA) and I gotta say the samsung has better contrast
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Samsung monitors seem to be not bad
they suffer from bad QA like most other manufacturers too
and I believe they've had curved panels snap in half from thermal expansion, so that's something to keep in mind if you live in a warm place
I have a usb fan pointed at my monitor all the time.
Those cheap ones on Amazon have some seriously high rpm.
My desktop doesn't boot up, doesn't show up BIOS screen, but the lights on cabinet lit up on start, been having this since a few times now. So I removed the cmos battery, is it dead now?
the white on it isn't reflection
it might be a decade old.
it might be found in any electric shop that has batteries, right?
Yeah or dollar stores
Maybe even convenience stores depending on your location
7-11 often has them
Paying more ofc
But it's the joy of getting it anytime
just checked, Amazon sells a packet of 5 for about 2 dollars. About the uses for other 4...
Not many devices use them
Installing a new mobo battery will be beneficial, however it may not be the only problem, hopefully it is though
I bought a 100 pack recently because a lot of my stuff does.
Many stores in my area carry them too. Best buy, gas stations, walmart, home depot, walgreens, grocery stores, usually singly packaged batteries hanging by the register.
Funny how there are more listings of the 9070 and 9070 xt in EU for an actually okay prices (usually 200-300€ above MSRP because these cards have to travel more distances to reach EU, plus EU taxes)
Meanwhile I couldn't find a listing in the US xD
the only other things i see coin cell battery used for are remotes and firearms
Imagine if we've been talking to a serial killer this whole time xD
I have a lot of them in 3D DLP projector glasses, an anemometer, bike speedometers, remote detonators, totally normal stuff.
I'm a cereal killer.
captain crunch is dead
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Trump likely gonna do something about ticket rock concert scalpers...I'm hoping he'll do something about scalpers in general woudl be great
Scalping needs to die
oh, 9070XT is at 780euro here, which is very close to MSRP!?
I know right!
Hey guys. I have a particular use case and I could use your suggestions.
I use a MacBook Air M2 (8GB, Wi-Fi 6) as my web dev machine, but I also use Unreal Engine for game dev work. My RTX 2080 laptop recently died, and instead of buying a new Windows laptop, I want to build a small form factor PC for UE dev and remote into it.
Why? I don’t have space for monitors or peripherals, so I need to stream the entire Windows desktop to my MacBook over Wi-Fi 6 (no Ethernet). Mac is perfect for my web dev work and I wonder if I can get away without having to buy entire windows laptop too just for game dev work. Is parsec/moonlight there yet?
My main needs:
Low-latency streaming (for coding, UE dev, 3D sculpting).
Good image quality (4:2:2 or 4:4:4 if feasible).
Wacom tablet support (pressure & tilt).
No issues with scaling on macOS.
I’m considering Parsec or Moonlight (open to alternatives) but unsure about:
Latency and input delay on Wi-Fi 6.
If Wacom works properly over remote streaming.
thunking for a 1440p60 4:2:2 stream.
Have you looked into perhaps plugging the computer into your MacBook Air to use the peripherals of your MacBook?
Because streaming depends heavily on your WiFi router, how far is it, how good is it, is internet stable all the time etc
But of you can manage to have a physical connection on both machines instead, it would make things way more simple
Thanks for reply, well, I wasn't thinking of direct wire as it's supposed to be more of an itx case put away somewhere and use local wifi to stream. I don't intend to use it over the internet, I intend to use if local wifi with same router within the walls. But not over the internet, direct wireless wlan.
Yeah, that's what I understood, but in that specific case, is wireless a requirement?
Because even if you wanted to stream using the router, you would get the best results using ethernet cables
But if we are able to introduce wires in the equation, perhaps there is a way for you to have the mini ITX case somewhere else while plugging it into your MacBook, wires can be quite long
I'm bringing this up, because it would make latency almost non existent, and the streaming quality would basically be as high as your Mac book's screen could handle
And best of all, you wouldn't even need to allocate your router's resources for any of it
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Lol
confused as to why itx is a requirement when you're remoting into the computer
itx is as big as a toaster and will probably fit wherever you shove it
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Hey thanks for your time responding mate. Thing is, I currently have only one place where I can put my itx case, near in or top of tv cabinet, fiber that runs to my house is on the same wall and that's where router placement is. So it's easy for me to run a connection to itx from there. The house I'm in is an apartment and there's no cable run in the walls. Country I'm from from, they don't do a good job of Ethernet wiring around the house. I don't even know what speed corrent house Ethernet lines running are operating at. So obviously I can't sit next to tv cabinet to work. Where I sit on sofa (in front of tv, the opposite wall basically) has no righernrt outlet. Nor does my room. So even if I want to do wires, I can't. Only way I can have a wired Ethernet connection is if I take a long wire from the tv/router wall and basically sit on the sofa and leave it running from middle of the floor which is a tripping hazard and not ideal :p that's the reason that I can't do a wired connection. Hence I was looking into some fast router based local wifi parsec setup. Is ping really that high for development if I'm not using internet and using wifi for this task. I read 20-50ms depending on quality and bandwidth availability of the router. So I wanted to know if anyone has run such a setup and how the experience has been. I mean if it's not possible and I have to have to do a wired connection, I might as well take a portable display and work on that but idea of sitting near my tv unit in front of the tv doesnr sound enticing. It has everything to do with my apartment construction layout. 🙁 Thanks for your time reading this though.
I'm okay with router resource being used, I wouldn't mind beefing up my router, but idea of wireless makes it sounds a little more convenient and gives me room to move around the house if I don't wanna be sitting at the same space.
Am just trying to minimize space tbh. It all has to do w space. It's a small apartment and only corner where I have electricity line run for correct amperage that can handle the pc requirements. I have no other plug points where I can take my itx and keep as only other 2 points are: 1 near the sofa in front of tv but no space to our computer as sofa takes up all the space. And
2: bedroom near the bedside. I cant use that space as it would get even more cluncky and space constrained to walk through. I know this sounds limited but this is for 1 year of my work, I will be taking a proper house w 2 rooms where I'll simply have a proper study room to put computer in and work. Hence I asked for itx w parsec setup.
for just 1 year, I don't know if it is even worth getting anything, either wait that 1 year or fix the 2080 laptop
because that 2080 laptop can be reused into a hardware testing platform to see how people with 20 series cards handle your project
Aight, I will look into getting that fixed. I think in that case I should just look into getting a new windows laptop
that will depend on repair costs, I wish you find a good repair shop
also worth mentioning that its pretty hard to get decent graphics cards rn if you were to build your own pc
Just buy a 5090
So, if you are an Amazon Prime member, you have a better chance of buying 3D cards now on their site.
They are reserving stock for Prime members apparently.
So, avoid ASRock stuff for now.
Likely caused by too much voltage
9070 12GB GRE card is being designed to undercut the RTX 5070, for the Chinese market. Pegged at $420-ish.
I love that MSI limited the voltage on their mobos - or at least the one I purchased. 😄
As they should
motherboards crank the fuckiing voltage on ryzen cpus stock
my asus motherboard was running my 9950x3d at over 1.45V with new bios. wtf???
This jives with what I read before buying my new PC several months ago.
I was happy to know MSI limited the voltage.
I think you can limit the voltage on your mobo in BIOS, no?
i turned it down
1.45V is 100% in the range of causing meaningful degredation
idfk why they set it so high
probably so really high frequency memory overclocks work?
i suspect thats why EXPO kits have better success with x870/e boards when compared to b650 and x670
im on a x670e board btw
If I remember correctly, at the time of the 7000x3D whatever series, it was about overclocking and 'performance gains' out of the box.
Now, I don't know why they keep doing it.
They must love 🔥
How could you not
Yeah wtf, now that's pretty bad
in my experience VA looks awful for games so it's either OLED, IPS, or TN
Yeah, ghosting sounds awful for games
I got used to the ghosting pretty fast
oled would be a no brainer if it didnt burn-in
Hi guys! I'm starting to think to get a new laptop, mostly for Unreal development, work (programming) and occasional gaming. If money is not a problem, any recommendations as to what is worth getting currently?
For reference, my current laptop is an Asus Rog G713, Ryzen 7 5800, RTX3060.
My requirements would be:
- 17 or 18 inches display, ideally 4k (don't care about refresh rate)
- 64Gb RAM
- Ideally +2 hard drive slots
no, 50-series laptops are hot overpriced garbage
i would really advise getting a desktop if possible
your current laptop already seems really good
Mmm I travel frequently so a desktop is usually less convenient
yeah tbh I don't need a change, but I like shinny new things lol
probably the biggest issue with laptops is the limited vram
a mobile 4090 only has 16gb, everything else is below that
mobile 4090 doesnt even perform as well as a desktop 4080 iirc
ofc it doesn't because nvidia squeezes all the performance gains by throwing more power at the problem
which suprise, doesn't work for laptops
I mean thinking about it I could keep my current laptop instead of selling it, and buying a desktop
thats what i would do personally but up 2 you
your current laptop is more than capable of doing work with unreal engine
ohh ye, no complaints honestly, I'm super happy with it
there is option B: Ryzen™ Al Max+ 395 laptops, which aren't out yet
eh, those are going to be very expensive and while the integrated graphics performance seems like it will be good, it likely still wont even be as good as a 4060
if there is believing in notebook check, it actually beats 4060 mobile
- you can decide vram amount because it's integrated
I never had a desktop, is it nowadays still worth to buy per parts?
desktop GPUs are so expensive right now
a good deal on a prebuild wouldnt be bad? but i'd be surprised if theres big supply of them
gpu supply and pricing will probably stabilize in coming months
idk, I'm in Spain, I see some supply on GPUs but idk if the deals are good or those cards in particular are decent, there are so many variants
the variants of each GPU don't mean anything performance wise
I guess, it's just confusing for a noob like me hahaha
Epic, you guys have actual real supply, unlike most of the world xD
Still 200€ over what the regular price should be though
Performance doesn't change by a meaningful amount in between different variants, however, if you pick the worst onces, you'll get something that breaks fast, annoy af to repair, and also get horrible customer service
Imma be real, if you travel a lot, just wait a few months, prices aren't ideal, and soon more budget friendly options will be available and get a laptop
that's the problem, you're stuck with 5070 (or Ti models) which are currently +500$ more expensive than their 40-series equivalents, and given the shortage on everything prices are unlikely to go down this year
yeah then I will probably wait for a bit before doing anything, thanks all for the advice 🙂
My computer shuts down every 5 minutes on its own for no apparent reason, and sometimes it turns on and off repeatedly at the same time. Does anyone know the solution?
There is no dust in it, it is considered new with excellent specifications, Windows has been installed for a month
Did you check temps?
Is the fan running at max speed?
Yes, the temperature is considered excellent without any problems according to the results of HWMonitor.
Laptop or desktop?
Check your power plan settings.
Is Window set to hibernate/sleep in 5 minutes or something?
Also, check if Windows Update is downloading or installing something.
I checked it there is no sleep
Pc
Pc means Personal Computer
Could be laptop or desktop
(or phone and console, but we are talking about windows xD )
Did you make any changes to your BIOS settings recently, or when you set it up for the first time?
Also, is this an ASRock motherboard with an AMD 9x processor?
Yes I updated a month ago, and there were no problems, but now the problem has appeared
Okay. If you are able to load Windows correctly, check the Event Viewer.
What do you mean?
From the many logs available, you should be able to see a log that talks about why the computer shut down last.
I tried to read it, but the computer restarted itself so many times it wouldn't stop, and I couldn't read it.
If you live in north america, your line voltage is about 115V. If the switch is set to 230V, it could briefly work but hiccup repeatedly.
if your line voltage is NOT 100-127V or so, do NOT use that setting as catastrophic failure is likely, so be sure
Do you have global c-states enabled in bios?
If you do, you could try disabling that. Worked for me when I had a similar issue.
I don't have this button, but I use a 250v, 13A wire and the electricity at home is 220v, is this okay?
Also probably a good idea to look at reliability history in windows.
That's like mine. Then you won't have that button.
Okay, try booting into Windows Safe Mode.
You should be able to read the event viewer there.
If it reboots the computer again even in safe mode, then it's probably a hardware problem.
I didn't change anything in the BIOS, but I remember that a while ago this message suddenly appeared to me and I chose the first option
I didn't do it, but maybe I did it by mistake.
When I just had xmp there was no issues.
Wasn't till I used pbo that I encounted the crashes
Which disabling global c-states fixed the crashes.
Clearing CMOS would also clear any unexpected settings
Hard reset bios is always a good option
Time to do the usual hardware debugging,
Clear CMOS
Move a RAM stick around the ram Slots, then the other
Try to use integrated graphics, what is your CPU?
Attempt to use a different storage and install windows on it to rule out storage failure
Check all power connections
And if after all that, it still fails, the culprit is either CPU or mobo
So is it because of the overclocking? If I tried to turn it on and read the events before it stopped, would there be no problem?
if you can turn on the computer for a while, you may be able to do various things to debug it, first clear CMOS to remove odd BIOS settings, then probably remove any programs overclocking your computer
I replaced the power supply cable, and it's working without any problems
But, I don't know if this is temporary or permanent.
I also haven't found any overclocking software on my device
But, I don't know if my device has an overclock or not, and how to remove it. Is clearing the CMOS sufficient?
I also haven't turned on the internet yet, and I have a slight suspicion that there's a virus running on my device's internet
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Keep using it for now, and monitor if anything break, if the failure was on PSU side it is better
So far it's working fine, it seems the problem was due to a faulty power supply cable 👍 🙂
On this beautiful occasion, I have another problem that I have been suffering from for a long time. I would like to hear your opinion, guys, if you don’t mind
I have a strange mouse lag that happens to me even when I'm on the desktop.
I don't know if it's due to the mouse or the computer.
Even though all computer tests are fine, I checked everything in CPUID HWMonitor, and everything seems fine. Also, Windows 11 has been installed for a month and doesn't have many files.
If it still happens no matter the mouse, it is mouse acceleration, disable that
Forget the mouse, the sudden reboot problem is back
latency like that sounds like your cpu is getting eaten up or just isnt working fully?
First of all, of course the internet has viruses, but I don't know of anything that runs on the internet (that'd be a really cool trick honestly, and would probably involve multiple very serious 0-day exploits). If a device on your local intranet has a virus, that's a different matter. Why do you think this?
I talked with my brother about this a bit. He agrees you likely need a new psu.
Maybe the wattage in the power supply is less than what the computer needs? Or maybe there is a problem with the electrical connection?
psu failures will usually just shut the entire pc down
unless theres a bad connector somewhere
The problem is when the computer starts up, it doesn't give me any information explaining the cause of the error. I need to try a number of things myself until I find out the cause
and it doesn't reboot so much as lose power and regain power
this indicates an SMPS hiccuping
I think part of the text is missing, what do you mean?
reboot implies, with a computer, a clean OS shutdown
So posted up a server that i bought for a job that I was laid off of like a month later, and while posting the ad, got to thinking, what the heck could i use it for if it's going to be tough to sell?
For reference, these are the specs
2 X E5-2699 V4 Intel Processers w/ 44 cores
512GB RAM ECC
8 X 4Tb SAS drives
2 X PSU for redundancy
Anyone have any ideas?
The hard drive space makes me think of a nice Perforce server.
You know, for project backup redundancy.
Can you put a GPU on this thing xD
Because I'm pretty sure you just got a pretty good workstation computer right there
You aimed for 256gb of ram and got double...as ECC!!!
Try the long list I wrote, and attempt to boot in between each action
This one
you could probably set it up as a build accelerator
also holy crap batman those are some expensive cpus
the CPUs are probably comparatively slow for daily use but would be great for really anything else
Dumb question but whats that?
And ya theyre not cgeap. Whole thing was 3k but it was for the old job using it for a vmware home lab.
Looked into it, it didnt look good for that from what info i found.
What about trying anyways on a drive?
Sorry im not understanding what you mean?
Installing a normal OS on a drive and plugging in a GPU to see how it does as a workstation in the real world
Now windows will probably be cringe unless you pay a tone of money, so probably installing Linux would be better, and trying it out on that
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CY2HMZ4T time to flaunt my wifi to the neighbors
basically do your compilation on the server but do the programming on your local machine
for really big things like unreal engine it would probably go pretty fast and free up your machine for the hour or two it compiles
imho sell it as long as it's worth something
if you need a build server you would know
^
The computer actually works and enters Windows, but after about 10 minutes it starts restarting itself repeatedly for no apparent reason. I also tried clearing the cmos memory, and the same problem.
what's your cpu?
i9-14900K
yup, there we go, that's the problem
buy a cheap 12th gen cpu and check if your pc works, very likely it'll work
(13th and 14th gen, especially the higher end models were known to have increased degradation due to elevated voltages)
one of the symptoms could get as bad as what you are experiencing
So what is the solution for this processor?
I mean, if it turns out that the problem is caused by the high voltage in the processor, then what will be the solution? Note that the processor is considered new
undervolt it by quite a lot, and set max ram speed to 4400 (2200 in BIOS because it is double data rate) or less
there should be a power profile called "baseline" that one should be fine plus do the ram speed reduction
file a warranty claim with the PC manufacturer maybe
It seems that I ruined the device more 😂, I set the processor voltage from the BIOS to 1.250v, and now it won't enter Windows and a blue screen appears. I even tried formatting it from the flash drive, but the blue screen still appears
Thats because your windows has the error.
Look into medicat
If you have another pc and a usb with approx 40+ gb you can diagnose it with that
I have another pc with a 30GB USB.
Can't recall the full req for medicat
But it has the requirements on their site.
China's Loongson has joined the AI CPU chips market, apparently.
Yay for more competition. 😄
That should be a normal operating voltage, the fact that changed anything at all increases the likelihood the CPU is to blame
Although it is also possible on its way out, it corrupted the OS, which is recoverable, but you'll have to find a storage component to install windows on a boot into in the meantime
(if recovery doesn't work)
is it 1.25 base or 1.25 boost
I have good news. I set the processor voltage in the BIOS back to auto, and the blue screen issue has been resolved. It turns out that simply pressing the reset button in the BIOS or clearing the CMOS isn’t enough to fix everything
Also, the mouse freezing issue has been solved. It turned out that the high DPI setting on the gaming mouse was the cause, so I lowered it
As for the initial problem that caused the computer to restart repeatedly and suddenly, it has disappeared. I don’t know why; the problem appeared suddenly and then vanished just as unexpectedly
yup, that's the intel instability issues for ya, it may get worse and worse unless you have latest bios with brand new cpus
if you used these cpus before intel addressed the issues it is quite likely they got degraded
Its not the code guys remember it's the user.
These are all features.
I joke in all seriousness Intel wack lately.
oh yeah, for sure for sure, it is the user's fault for not knowing how to computer
Remember, manufacturers improve them as literacy incentives.
You are encouraged to learn computer troubleshooting thereby.
Exactly everyone who owns one should do endless amounts of research on the topic
yup ^^
and expect everything to break almost on a weekly basis.
lmao
Because windows 11
Like, learning how to use a fire extinguisher is an essential skill.
Those still exist?
Everyone just has fire suppression systems nowadays
Sure. I always shout, "Red Alert," when I want a fire extinguished.
THEN, I go for the fire extinguisher.
"Fire in the hole"
Only then.... do it properly or else...
So your saying with new computers we need a fire extinguisher on hand
Preinstalled in the case, is preferrable.
With twin hoses pointed at the CPU and AMD, respectively.
Built in fire suppression systems for all pcs
Freeze all components next
Do you mean the cpu was the cause of the reboot? If yes, what's the solution? Will updating the BIOS solve the problem?
Yeah, from what you said it feels like 95% is due to it
So intel did new micro code updates, so check your bios version of the mobo you have online, check if you have latest stable version, it will help avoid worsening further
So how long have you been using it?
Do you use air cooler or AIO?
Around when did you last update bios?
Those 3 questions will give a decent estimate how much left is in your CPU
most of the cpu degredation didnt cause consistent and blatant crashes though, right?
Apparently it did for these guys
Their dedi servers had constant crashes
guess they invested in alderon hardware
unironically having an air cooler would thermal throttle the cpu, avoiding it pulling too much wattage
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Over 1k$
No worries. There'll be Chinese alternatives.
Oh yeah, 4800 tbw, so about 600 tbw per terrabyte, which is much better than WD's offering
Price to performance king right there if this is below 200
Perfectly normal nvme
I have always been surprised by Sabrent prices.
Sky high here.
Corsair and Adata have 8TBs for $1,000.
An informative article for reference.
Doesn't seem to have 9070 xt
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For the intel chips, does that apply to their mobile/laptop ones?
supposedly no
is there even a reason to get a pcie5 nvme?
afaik some boards allow to use them with 2 lanes, so you can have more on the fast CPU pci ex lanes
Nope, pcie Gen 4 SSDs have almost same performance in most daily tasks
If it is the high end ones, yes, somewhat
If it is low to mid end, it'll be fine, I have a 13th gen intel nuc and it hasn't shown any signs of instability...also I disabled any performance settings I could in the bios because it was hitting 80°C in idle
Hmm ok debating a 13th gen i9 13950 so wondered
If you wanna minimise the risks of your laptop going up in flames, always use power save and disable intel boosts, that basically guarantees it'll be fine
Since the micro code that pushed elevated voltages was in the intel boosts algorithms
Honestly, I hope their stock plummets all the way down until they course correct this “let’s focus on AI and release shitty, limited QTY cards and software for the gaming/game dev side”
stock depends on data center clients, not avreage consumer
Not saying they are related
I just said I hope they keep suffering until they stop doing this usual corpo shit of riding the brand
same
I can't imagine big companies have been too happy either
driver issues and general hardware defects likely affect everyone
Studio drivers?
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Idk if there are studio drivers on linux
What a move to let him lift that by himself
Studio drivers are just the most stable drivers
For specific versions, you can visit the NVIDIA Linux drivers page, which lists the latest Production Branch version for Linux x64 (AMD64/EM64T) as 570.133.07 as of the last update
Gaming ones typically reserved for newer release patches
Which often causes other issues
It seems
Or expanding g sync on newer monitors
I've been using it for about 6 months.
Used a cooler.
The BIOS updated a month ago.
Guys, I have a problem with the buzzing sound in the power supply. It only occurs in certain wires.
I want to buy a new wire, but how do I know which wire specifications are good enough to avoid buzzing?
you need a new power supply
if it's arcing over or the sound is from the power supply, you're doubtful qualified to not die fixing it
I think it's just a sound caused by an incompatible cable. I also have another PC, and when I use a bad cable with it, a buzzing sound or something resembling an electrical frequency noise occurs.
a cable is highly unlikely to be "incompatible"
If it'z buzzing with no load applied, it's all kinds of bad in all the bad ways. If it's buzzing with a load connected, you likely have a bad crimp and need to replace it with a reputable, quality one
but I still put my money on the PSU
I didn't find any clear evidence of a fault in the power supply. I also checked the electrical output using specialized software, and everything seems fine, such as HWMonitor and HWiNFO.
That's not specialized software. It's also not suitable for ruling out a power supply fault (a computer lacks adequate instrumentation to do such a task without external hardware), however it can find SOME problems, but far from all. What were you looking for when you looked for a fault in the power supply? Any visual inspection or probing with a meter and oscilloscope?
that really sounds like you either have a really bad cable, or a cold soldering on the PSU circuit, which is more likely...
and nothing you can fix on your own
tfw American businesses are going out of business due to tariffs advertised to help American businesses
Saw this in another discord made me chuckle.
razer apparently also cancelled all orders within US
now they slowly start to realize that the tax payers have to pay those taxes, not the companies affected by them...
@random bane wait a minute don't tell me you mix and matched cables from a different PSU did you?
Also, you just said "cooler" for the CPU cooler, not if it is an air cooler or a water cooler like an AIO
Also also, what is your PSU?
If they start selling in EU that would be a big W for me xD
Always wanted their stuff
Hopefully one day
Tbh I highly doubt high tariffs are the long term plan, what's more likely is that they are used as negotiating chips to force other countries to reduce their tarifs on the US so that they can "match" them
Give it a year or two and everything will be back to normal or better
Unless companies went backrupt before then, in which case that's an L
depends on the good. the goal with certain industries is to try and force them into the us in which case prices will just always be higher
I mean Elon is already complaining about it it seems so time will tell.
Making his hardware cost more too
He relying heavily on China
tariffs only work because they raise prices which decreases demand
Among other places
we're kinda lucky in the US in a sense that we spend most our money on consumption as opposed to anything else. it's because most things are cheap as shit
IMO a lot of prices are artificially low because they rely on inhumane work practices. something something no ethical consumption under capitalism
Yup, I would be glad if TEMU got tariffed to oblivion xD
I haven't tried other diagnostic methods; I only used the programs I told you about. I also used AI to interpret the analysis reports, and it told me that all the hardware is in excellent condition.
Oh, maybe you're right.
Yes I used other cables, don't blame me, laziness is the reason
That's not a good idea
Plus they don't have a set standard for modular cables so each manufacturer has different ways of making cables.
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Is the only solution to use an official power cable? Can't cables from other brands be used?
Can but not advised
It's time to visit Amazon, I hope the prices haven't gone up due to customs duties
I'm sure you could find a decent priced psu that isn't crud tier
List is a bit dated but still not bad
Can follow this too, https://www.cybenetics.com/index.php?option=best-psu-picks
depends on which cables, you can use the power cord from any PSU, but the internal cables can differ between brands/models so i wouldn't advice to risk it
In short, you have higher chances of massively messing up your PSU or other components if you use other cables
There is a saying:"Just because you can, doesn't mean you should"
This is one of them
You are literally running on a miracle right now, be greatful, thankful and get the PSU changed please
You mean to tell me that I cannot use the Golden Cable of Argos with the Bronze Cable of Sparta, twist them together and insert them into the Silver Socket of Love?
These are enterprise PSUs with international standards that every enterprise PSUs, so you are completely safe even if you do that
So be it. I shall embark on the Quest for the Golden Cable. Assuming Argos doesn't charge tariffs on international tickets, I shall return only slightly poorer.
slightly
slightly
I wouldn't buy a shitty psu
Saving 20 dollars is not worth losing 2000
You can also just request a cable from the manufacturer or RMA it
PSUs usually have very long warranties if they aren't crap
Why would I buy a psu, if I could just buy a cable
Now I know why different devices break down after a while when I connect them to the PC. It seems the difference in electricity from the wire is the reason
The real miracle is you are here to help so thank you all
Why should I change the PSU, isn't it enough to just change the cable?
by using different cables you may have done irreversible damage to the psu and other components, i would be really careful handling that psu now
It is difficult to find a cable from the manufacturer that is cheap and can be delivered to the Middle East
I have two power supplies، I need cables for them
power supply 1200w thermaltake
and
power supply Corsair RM750
You don't buy it. You power supply has a warranty and the manufacturer should either send you a new PSU or a new cable if it's defective
You generally CANNOT buy a cable for a power supply as they are not standardized
Some companies might have a cable for your specific model; CableMod comes to mind
But that will cost money when you could just use your warranty
The main difference between most power supplies these days is the quality of their warranty tbh
I found this one cable works with most power supplies
Based on what I've read about PSU cables, it's generally okay to use any cable for the PSU, even a TV power cable. It's safe, but you must make sure the cable is of good quality, can handle the appropriate voltage, and has proper grounding.
Just to clarify, I’ve been talking the whole time about the external power cable that goes from the PSU to the wall, not the internal ones
Then that should be fine
VERY important distinction!
do you use fused cables or unfused over there?
Not using fused cables 🙄
it's the standard here, equipment is fused instead
and I absolutely DEPLORE cables with components in them
Yes, use fused, it's safer.
If you need something to protect you from your own daftness, the problem isn't the equipment.
What do you mean
The cord is suitably rated and certified. The equipment is fused and certified. The outlet is certified and it and it's wiring are protected by upstream breakers. The only tangible risks are using an insufficiently rated cable, using a damaged cable, or arranging a situation where the cable is likely to be damaged. So barring a highly unlikely or should be protected against event, the only causes of an issue a cable fuse could protect you from are negligence.
not a risk worth protecting against
in exchange for that protection you add additional fault sources, additional heating, additional cost, additional minor fire risk
What's the point? What exactly should I do or not do?
none of that is pertinent to your situation, it's me arguing against daekesh's and your pro-fused-cable stance
in your case, I still say replace the power supply, but the power cable into it is cheaper and a quality one may fix your issue
or you might need to pop out and replace the fuse and clean the contacts
I get your point 😁, okay 👍🏻
I know you're doing your best to not have to, but power supplies are dangerous when they go out
(this coming from a guy who promotes removing the warning labels from products and just letting society prune itself down a bit)
i vaguely remember one of my PSUs made a cool little sound/smoke/light show when it went out once. wasn't like a firestarter or anything, but definitely surprised and spooked me
i know the crackling sound from non fully inserted cold plug cables. But it should NOT affect any other devices which are on the same power grid. That's really concerning about your whole setup...
Remember doing a LAN party once at my place with a few friends. Set up everyone's system, all plugged in, I turned mine on, and all the lights went out in half the house and my PSU looked liek there was a fireworks show going on inside of it. Place smelled like burning electronics for weeks
PSU wanted to celebrate with you
who have 5090?
Nvidia has released the RTX 5070 today, they claimed that the RTX 5070 offers RTX 4090 performance at 1/3 of the price, well this GPU has nowhere near The RTX 4090 Performance that Nvidia has claimed, even when using AI upscaling or frame-gen, the lack of VRAM makes the RTX 5070 a much weaker GPU compared to the RTX 4090, after all, you cannot g...
oh, those are probably from the mining era, scalpers would grab gaming gpu, remove the gpu die and put it inside of gpu blower cards to maximise space
Nice
It looks like Nvidia is slowly freezing value. Will gamers stop getting the top die?
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I have to order a new glass panel for my PC cabinet.
I broke the current one as I was cleaning it, today.
I think I spent half an hour searching for and cleaning up the glass fragments.
This is what happens when you use the wrong stool to put your cabinet on, and be careless when removing said glass panel. 😄
Oof
indeed.