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But really my next personal socket I want is
Why not get an Epic ITX board 🙃
There are none
I know
Won't be an itx board for my server this time round anyway
Would an Epic even fit on an ITX?
Even 1st gen Threadripper barely fit.
Might just walk mount the thing tbh
Sp6 would
Which is the same size as 1st gen tr which was SP3 then there was sp4 also the same size and SP5 which is the big square one
There was never a tr itx board though
Threadripper requires a chipset epyc doesn't
There was a mini "deep itx" epyc board
Bit that was only for epyc Rome
Anyway want me my 288 core Xeon
I am no fan of Xeons
Why not
The new ones are just as good efficiency wise
And xeons do hold advantages in certain tasks
For like fluid simulation epyc is better but for saying AI Xeons are better
Intel's chips have hugely lower latency internally and chip to chip and especially system to system which in AI and other tasks is a big advantage if latency doesn't matter and edges out raw performance only barely though and Io wise they are both currently pretty equal
Because last time I looked at 1 they were 20K😅
I do not have 20K for a CPU
you dont have 15k for an epyc either
Nope, but I had 3K for a Threadripper 😅
which is in no real way comparable to either epycs or xeons
TR is just what AMD does with crap silicon too bad to use anywhere else
I know, I just needed a CPU that could have 2 full fat PCIe 4.0 x16 slots😐
its why TR Pros were basically paper launched being unable to even buy half of the stack of them despite the usefullness of having somany PCIE lanes on an afforable platform
I was able to buy a TR Pro, but no motherboard for it🥲
theres only the 24 core one
which is dog shit value
its pretty much only worth the pcie lanes because the CPU cores in that thing are dying and struggling
in the end im glad i couldnt get a TR pro because it would have been so much worse an experience than just buying a very slightly damaged epyc
I just didn't want to deal with the fact most Epyc boards I could get didn't have enough ports
my super micro one had 3 16x gen 5 slots on it
the gigabyte ones had like 6
asrocks also had like 5
Asus has 1 with 7
wouldnt have had full memory support though
and you loose alot of performance dropping from 12-8 channels of RAM on Epycs
But the problem is 2 GPUs, because they ain't 1 slot, but 2 slots each, means I already lose more than half the slots.
a normal ATX mobo has at most 7 slots
I know
the super micro one would have still left you an aditional full 16x slot
But a GPU fills 2 slots as the cooler is over another slot
which is more than any of the TR boards will give you asside from Asus 1 TR pro board which costs like 2k us
for a mobo with a shagged chipset
thanks asus
The Asus board cost me 1200.-
Threadripper had the potential to be amds best product
it is by far their worst
you dont have the TR pro version of it then
1200 is the price for the none pro one
weirdly the none pro one has better vrms despite the only 96 core TR chip being a TR Pro
Nope, I have the sTR5 variant, it was back then the only 1 with more than 4 slots😅
I have the the 7960X
yea which uses the uber crap TRs
Hey, it works so far😅
shining example of why Modern TR is such a failure
Its quad channel which would be fine if the chips didnt have 3-12 Chiplets
but alas
they do have 3-12 chiplets so you just loose performance no matter what unless you are on a 3 chiplet chip
Just wait till you hear the motherboard is a triple channel board with only 6 DDR5 slots😅
even then the memory controler is so unbelieveably fucked up that you cant get high speeds on them
its not its a quad channel mobo
its got 4 slots 1 dim per channel
😐
That looks like the newer 1
Mine looks slightly different, it's a full sized I think ATX XL sized board.
then its not an asus board
Threadripper 7000 supports quad channel DDR5
Threadripper 7000 pro supports Octo channel DDR5
no boad for either serise across all companies has 6 dimslots with only 3 channels
Ah, I don't know, not willing to pull out the system.
Could also be an AsRock, lately going back and forth between Asus and AsRock.
this is the ONLY other Threadripper board ASUS make
and this ones ONLY TR PRO normal TRs dont work in it
ASROCKS boards for TR are normal ATX
I don't have that many PCIe slots😅
and heres asrocks TR Pro mobo
Gigabyte make a TR mobo but it onlyhas 2 full size X16 slots
Those fans look cute
and dedicates the rest of the PCIE lanes to M.2 and other connectivity
stupid 40mm screamers
no idea why the TR pro mobos need that level of active cooling
they just infact dont need it
Rule of cool
and this is gigabytes
These are the ONLY Threadripper 7000 mobos
there are no others
Threadripper 7000 is trash
all the mobos are kinda shit
I got mine close to launch, so they may have refreshed their boards in the meantime
and any rev1 mobo is like borderline none functional
No they havent
the only thing thats changed is the Chipsets
because the rev 1 chipsets were all FUCKED
I am planning on replacing my 7960X with the 285K or the 1 that comes after.
AMD keeps doing 180s everytime, like I thought the 9950X3D would have X3D on all chips, and now they don't
Classy
I hate Gigabyte's WiFi antenna slot, like I can't get different antennae if I so desire
Also, I got my 1st Gigabyte uATX board, and it's damn slow on boot 😅
getting intel 7529 socket mobos is hard
like i can get a mobo no issue cant get one of a fucking normal form factor
I guess they're all SSI-EBB boards?
like this s the most nromal thing i can get i think
Last time I seen CPUs in the front was in the BTX days😅
gigabyte do their server mobos like that
Also, is that a dodeca channel board?
12 channel yes
Xeon 6900 serise support 12 channels of DDR5 CRDIMMs
so 12 channels of 8000mhz
on upto 2 sockets
which is like 2 TB/s of memory bandwidth which is insane
still waits for CAMM2 RAM🥲
never getting cam in the server space
In theory the new Xeons suppor SDRAM
so you could get 12 channels of CR-DIMM DDR5 SDRAM
which would be absolutly insane memory performance
I know, I know, but I am also not gonna get another server board or CPU.
I am planning on making a workstation for in my future campervan
such a silly socket
the 288 core chip isnt out yet i dont believe
so im gonna be waiting a while for someone to drop one so i can get one with damaged grounding pins in a corner or something
whole gaggle of Xeons
on the left the 128 core all P core chip
the middle is a 144 core E core chip and as you can see its on a smaller socket
then on the right is the 288 core all E core chip on the same socket as the P core chip with literally just 2 of the little E core CPUs dies stuck to eachother
Left 1 is the size of my Pixel 8 Pro😐
probably
yea the 2 6900 serise CPUs there would literally be wider than my phone and only just shy of the height of it
they are about half an Epyc Genoa taller than Genoa is which is silly
When will we see Nvidia CPUs on the consumer market
like Epycs big
im not sure we'll see desktop chips for a while
if ever
but we might see a laptop SOC in the next year
That sounds interesting
well there is a mini super computer desktop chip they are releasing soon
I wonder how "super" that will be
GB10
210 Billion parameter AI model
AND AAAAND this is the big part you can keep buying the little mini desktops and stacking them ontop of eachother and they just auto link together and form a cluster its glorious
I still mean it.
Like you can't just launch a mini pc with a super computer chip that is louder than a rattling laptop fan at full speed.
i mean if all its doing is AI it wont need super silly ammounts of power per one i dont think
Oh god, AI............
It was the most common word during CES
yea its basically an AI dev kit for smaller companies to get started with
128gb of unified memory and more performance than pretty much anything else for 3k
the price for what it is honestly really isnt bad
How long till ARM CPUs support external GPUs😏
they already do
I mean for us consumers
that would require a consumer ARM chip exsisting
which they uh
dont
not outside of SBCs which arent designed for GPUs
Both Apple M and Qualcomm don't support a dedicated GPU
though you can get a GPU working with a Raspbery pi
no shit
why would they
I can't run my progams on a Pi😅
That the Nvidia Digits thing?
Why not?
Did they release more info on it?
But it would increase the amount of people buying the Qualcomm chips though.
the snapdragon chip is a thinn and light laptop chip designed for pretty much ONLY that and they are still working on their own GPUs functionality never mind other peoples
and Apple, well 1st their GPU is insanely powerful far more than any occulink GPU could do
it wouldnt
the issue with Qualcoms chips isnt the GPU
its the software
which is why NVidia comming to the Consumer Laptop chip space is exciting because NVidia have a really good software suite
sadly not yet
Apple M4 Max is still slower than any laptop with a 4080 or faster😐
Although their battery life at full performance is pretty good
thats a lie
Yep, I’ve got standing orders to get a couple when they release
the M4 max actually even keeps up with the 4090 laptop chip
which is a actual 4080
i would like to grab one for personal use
but i wouldnt be doing anything propper with it i dont think
Yeah, I’m curious to see how they perform before I decide what I’m going to do at home
honestly the GPU doesnt seem too huge
it seems heavilly optimised for AI
so i dont have super high hopes for the GPU performance
It's almost on par with a 4080 in Blender, I can't find any Maya3D benchmark because which sucker uses that.
So, still slower😅
Allthough it might be using Blackwell 1.0 and not blackwell 2.0 like the RTX 5000 serise uses
Blackwell 1.0 is actually built on a superior node to 2.0 so despite its smaller size it might actually be alot more powerfull than its size may suggest
I can't wait till we get GPUs the size of the cooler
theres a max size to GPUs tbf
the 5090 its literally as big as its possible to make a single die on the Machines
weird GPU tbh
dont know why they didnt use their newer fancier node
they could have turbo leaped over AMD and just chose to keep their mind you already huge lead
I really like the case of it
i love the gold DGX stations
Too expensive for us peasants
and i love the mesh they use on the front
I just hope it can be rack mounted
so smol
Wait, what
WAIT did you not know they were micro PCs?
Smol boy
200 billion param AI mini desktop
Itsy fucking bitsy
that can have multiple combined to make it run even bigger models
I think one will be “dev” and the other will be “prod”
I have no idea what they’re planning. I was just told to buy two
also NVidia are going to be doing ARM for windows at some point
though i doubt itll make it to the didgits computer
and will likely be focused on their laptop chip i keep hearing rumors about
i wonder if someone will get games on linux working on it
that would be pretty fun to see
im kinda curious on the exact specs of the GB10 super chip
anyway im not gonna try get one till much later
I’ll definitely post about my experiences when I get it
Im actually curious as to how they make that mesh they use on them it actually looks very good imo
Any idea why these three are like 300-600 € cheaper than most of the other 5080s? Did someone forget to add the taxes to the price and I should check again for corrected prices tomorrow?
As someone who lacks alot of the in depth technical know how of GPUs what are thoughts on the 50 series vs the 40 right now? Internet is full of arguments and im struggling to pin down reputable sources. Been eyeballing options for a full PC rebuild in the next 6 months or so
Its not so much a question of 40vs50 as it is what you can find any given part selling for
In terms of pc hardware l don't recommend looking at parts until about two weeks before you plan to buy. Prices just fluctuate too much
Good chance 40 series parts won't even be on the market 6 months from now
Thats fair. Right now im kinda mentally in the position of buy things slowly. I have the funds to just buy it all now but not in a hurry if i can score better deals without losing quality/longevity
For the most part you will get better value the longer you wait, but it's not going to be crazy . Personality I would wait till march when amd drops thier cards
Trying to do a big upgrade thatll last me another 4-8 years without concern. You think the new AMDs might be worth? Or are you thinking from the angle that the nvidia stuff will drop in price?
Both.
Depending on the price point. If you are looking at a 5090, then nothing is going to change
Also a pc lasting 8 years is a long time. You tend to get the best value if you upgrade peacemeal. If a 5070 is good enough for you, spending 500 now and another 500 four years from now on a hypothetical 7070 will get you a better experience in 8 years then if you got a 5080 now
5090 is probably excessive for my use case, just need something to keep up with the high end gaming needs that can handle software if i need it to. Im aware its a long time, just in an awkward position where alot is coming up due at once yknow?
Mobo is due, processor will be due soon/depending on mobo upgrade, ram is due if i want ddr5, graphics will be due within the next year or so probably
Most parts don't need to be updated that often. Pretty well any cpu on the made in the last 4 years is good enough for modern games. Built my personal rig nearly 7 years ago now, same mobo
Got a x370 board and a 1700x, and I only upgraded to a 2700x because I got it for a steal
Going to put a 5000 series part in it next time I see a good deal and get another 3 years out of it
Nice
Except with how powerful the new GPUs have become, anything higher than the RTX x070 and RX x700 we pretty much need a faster CPU😅
50 series is slightly better has some extra features honestly unless you really want DLSS4 multi frame gen or are a professional and want what is the cheapest and most powerful 32gb GPU or an enthusiast 40 series will be fine for you
Ive heard mixed things about the frame gen, for example in situations where accuracy is important the generated frames can interfere with that since they arent native and were basically guessed by the AI behind it. Not sure how true it is but if thats the case im sure i would notice it in use
Frame gen isn't perfect yet
But it'll get better and better over the next 2 years
It will eventually be next to impossible to tell generated from native frames
Frame gens main issue is that it's not actually extra performance it can make 30fps 280fps sure but you won't get 280fps level responsiveness just the visual smoothness
Nvidia do have something that could change that over the next 2 years though called reflex 2 which would make you able to turn and look during a generated frame which would make 30fps generated upto 280 actually feel like 280fps which would be insane and make 50 series truly superior to 40 series in a big way
Frame gen is more about "smoothing" the game, but actually doesn't make it run much better, 30fps still feels like 30fps
Yea for the moment atleast
Yeah, it does get better though
Like I said reflex 2 really could make Frame gen FEEL native which I think is what Nvidia are going for
France gen.......
I wonder how frame gen will change the scene
auto correct lmao
the 5080 reviews are out and uh
wierd ass performance
in some rare instnaces its not far off the 4090 other times its not much better than the 4080 super and 7900xtx
super fucking unusuall
I know, but it's funny 😅
I saw, I don't know what to make of it, I hope it's driver instability or something, but it's weird how it sometimes loses against the aging 7900XTX.
yea
its really unusual
its performance while raytracing performance is atleast rather substantially better
Even the 5090 isn't that impressive, still impressive but not that impressive, as DerBauer calls it, 4090 Ti
with some games REQUIRERING raytracing now thats a good to have tbf
the 5090 is atleast mostly consistant though
a bit over 30% faster than the 4090 at high resolutions
which isnt amazing generational uplift
but 1.3x the 4090 is still faster than the 4080 by almost 2x
I'll have to see what will happen after a few months
yea ill be interested to see if driver improvements can maybe bring the 5080 up more
and if not
what about Wukong and Cyberpunk Make it so much faster than the 4080
Here's hoping. Ive ran AMD cards all my life and am only considering a switch now because i am much more financially stable then i used to be, and i love pretty graphics and raytracing haha. After w4sted hyped up how much better founders edition stuff is to literally everything else i was hoping to snag one of those whether it be 40 or 50 series but i guess i should wait a bit and see if prices drop in the near future
As someone who had both, both have their advantages and disadvantages.
If you like running on Linux, then AMD is still the way to go, if you run Windows then both are good.
I also want raster performance because many games I play still only use raster graphics
Always windows for me. Cant stand macs and never messed with linux. AMD has always been more problem prone for me. When games dont explicitly support AMD on launch they always seem to have issues whereas games dont as commonly have issues with NVidia. Heck even EDF6 had frequent crashing issues with AMD until just a couple weeks ago. I guess part of it is im a little fed up with the problems and want the better raytracing nvidia has, but am not sure when/what to go for and have to upgrade my mobo/related components around the same time
Hey, anybody got any idea why Blender won't start on My XPS 17 9750?
It says that apparently the OpenGL Version is not supported by the "graphics configuration", however that thing has a 12700H iGPU and a 3060 Mobile, both of which support new versions of OpenGL as far as I could google.
Blender started fine in ubuntu....
Setting the exe's to use the nVidea GPU through windows also didn't help
Intel is known to downgrade their OpenGL driver on older CPUs in the past
Just recently installed both graphics drivers
Try the older Intel GPU drivers
1 reason I dont like Intel is because especially on laptops they downgrade their CPUs.
It happened to 3 of my laptops.
1 Dell, 1 Alienware and 1 MS Surface Book 2.
Love that with 96 cores at 52.8ghz, it still has a Intel uhd 630
9080ti in SLI? How fucking big is the case?
its an extra case
per 9080ti
honestly though, you buy an NUC style pc, which as an expansion port on top. you connect another NUC-sized box to that, and it contains an expansion graphics card
that's not a real card
I know. I was extrapolating at the rate GPUs have been growing over the last few generations.

I guess the 1 free Ubisoft game makes it worth the price
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AMD is claiming their new Radeon 8060S integrated graphics in their Ryzen AI Max+ 395 laptop processor can beat NVIDIA’s RTX 4070 in games 🤯
Source on the data from AMD: https://www.amd.com/content/dam/amd/en/documents/partner-hub/ryzen/ryzen-ai-max-series...
thats uh entierly as expected
the new strix halo APU is like 7800xt equivilent
like desktop 7800xt specs wise lower power but still specs wise
so its gonna beat the 4070 laptop because the 4070 laptop is 4060/4060ti equivilent
1 Hour to go till new GPUs
Nvidia basically paper launched the 5090 there was a bunch of 5080s but like no 5090s
so
so
so
ive decided im gonna temporarilly get a 5080 then sell it back on later once 5090 supply has increase due to the lack of any decrease in 4080 price and the fact some aib models of 5080 are going new from manufaturer for 1.5k+ i dont really think ill loose any money on them
I've had Home Assistant installed for a couple weeks now, and man this is cool software. The Home Assistant Voice is really promising with local hosted LLMs. Its not as good as a Amazon Echo (yet), but I have my own assistant controlling my Iot devices.
Finished setting up a wall mounted kiosk using a tablet thats always plugged in. And added my TrueNas NAS to Home Assistant to monitor it.
So, my HA voice assistant has been okay. Sometimes slow. I figured that was normal. That was until I realized the DDR4 ram that I had lying around was only 16gb, and one of the memory slots on my used motherboard was apparently dead. Ive been running a local LLM on a pc with 8gb of ram... Whoops. Quick run to the store and it now has 64gb of ram.
lmao
Poor RAM slot
Ebay motherboard, an old Z170 chipset.
The 80? Yeah, it looks like its really been held back to yet again segment the product stack. With the price difference between the 80 and 90 its all but a guarantee there will be a super/ti model/s.
nah that just means its not power limited
but it shows how insanely limited the 5090 is power wise
the 5090 can bearly crack 2.45ghz
the 5080 is breaking 3ghz quite easilly
if the 5090 could hit 3ghz it would be running at over 25% higher clock speed all it needs is more power
you know what after playing darktide with frame gen on
i think i might leave frame gen x2 on for darktide its surprisngly not very artifacty the only place i see the artifacts is in the hub world at the giant hollographic table then a saw a bit of weird ghosting on a really distant glowing enemy through fog
and that was like it
Guys help I accidentally overwrote my partition table of my laptop :((
It was done via diskpart clean (I assume thats what windows uses if you specify a partition layout in an unattend.xml)
I've check with linux#s gdisk and both the backup partition table and protective MBR seem to have been overwritten with the default
There's not really any valuable data on the laptop but I would hate to have to set everything up again
I've found a tutorial online that tells you to use testdisk, which should apparently not only scan for protective / backup partition tables but also find partition boundaries by walking the disk
Can't seem to figure out how to tritter the advanced search tho
Well nvm on the cant seem to figure out - i needed to confirm some changes which would not be applied anyways and in the next menu was the "deep search"
Still taking recommendations tho
I was able to stop the automated Windows install at like 5% so it probably literally was just done with the part table
That's...........smart.
Well, getting data off it you need another computer, but you can't fix it
Ahhh craptastic
I wanted to use my laptop to install W11 on an unsupported machine that had a bios password.
Took out the drive, connected it via USB to my laptop and hit the ventoy stick.
Forgot I configured it to automatically clear the largest available drive and install the system to it 💀💀
Not to mention that the Windows installer doesn't allow installing to USB lol
I once had that when trying to install dual boot😅 Linux + Windows, only for Linux to completely overwrite Windows 😅
Yeah, only a hand full of linux installers support dualboot recognition and automatic setup 😬
Going to just call it a day if photorec and DMDE turn up with nothin (maybe make a copy of about the area of my windows partition) and do a fresh install...
Was overdue anyways 🥴
Ubuntu supports it, but I did a dumdum😅
Ahh yes, it does xD
I selected the wrong partition, I forgot at the time I gave Windows the smaller partition, so I installed Linux over Windows.
So Dual Boot menu found Windows boot loader, but Windows didn't exist anymore 😅
Ooof haha
Btw yeah if you delete the partition table and create a new one, the old one is completely gone.
No File systems, no nothin.
Every tool only finds the new stuff
At least I'll have longer windows support now (:
Nvidia should have shipped these things at higher clockspeeds
im sorry but im getting like 3.2ghz
people are getting like 15% performance increases from Overclocking 5080s
making them like 25% faster than the 4080S why didnt nvidia just ship these things at higher clockspeeds
Cuz they neede product NOW, the yields don't allow it on all the cards and now they still don't have enough
3.2 isnt seeming to be a yeild issue
Given the fact that AIBs only got an FE card like 4 weeks prior to launch
almost everyone whos tried has been able to get that clock speed
NVidia should have just shipped the card at a higher clock
Keyword being ALMOST
If they would have enough product, the lower ones would just be a 5070
They don't stho so they accumulated it all into the same skew
the 70 cards arent the same die as the 80 ones
the 70ti is an 80 core the normal 70 one isnt though
and the 80 cores are pretty much perfect specimen cores they have their full hardware enabled so pretty much no defects
They dies are designed in a way so that you can cut off a bit or disable it and get a lower tier version
theres no reason for nvidia not to run these things 400mhz over their current rated boost clock
At least they were last time
Except not all of them CAN
im running 600mhz over
im pretty sure every single 5080 that isnt a total dud will manage 400 easy
Also they need to set apart the top tier 5090 some bit
ITS ALREADY 1.6x FASTER
its spec for spec just 2 5080s
but with a lower clock because nvidia didnt want to give it 2 power connectors
theres no good reason for nvidia to ship 5080s with as low as a clock speed as they have done
espcecially when its so far off the performance most everyone has been able to get
So what if a few dont make the cut then? just make them 5070tis
More clock means more power and heat, which also means shorter card life.
These things are already drawing silly amounts of power. Amounts they have been criticized for increasingly over the last few generations.
Plus people in general have been complaining that stuff is less overclockable
Only very recent files are there to stay, anything old might be overwritten.
I can't wait for the day where Nvidia requires a 1300+w PSU, which last time I heard were illegal in California 😅
too high for outlet current draw I am guessing
A buddy of mine said so yes, that anything higher than 1200w you need a 2nd power group or 1 that can push it😅
No higher than 1800w in the US with standard 120v wiring on a 15 amp circuit. At max you have 20 amp circuits for the kitchen which is just under 2000w.
Gets more complicated when you have 240v wired in as well. Like I do in my garage. Literally can also just combine 2x 120v lines and make 240. when its on a 20 amp circuit.
No it doesn't
This things doing the extra clock speed with little to no power increase
And power and heat only reduces a cards lifespan if you are running at over 85c
Anything below that and you aren't seeing any kind of accelerated degradation
1800w, basically my PC with 1 tiny monitor😅
And nothing else
any recommendations for tax software? I am tired of paying turbo tax 60+ to file a 1040easy
IRS.gov has a direct file option for 25 states this year as well as a free option for all states for income under $84k
thanks Ill have to look into that then
Not how the GPT or MBR works lol. Thats how file systems work (usually)
With files I mean their remains, with good recovery software you can fetch the data as long it hasnt been overwritten
Yes
Does not seem to work if there is no file system header (the location that says where files end and start, path, etc.)
GB202 vs a Zen5 CCD
the GB202 chip has a bigger area occupied by L2 cache than 2 zen5 CCDs combined
Does that still exist? A certain Musk decided that whole department needed the axe.
Without getting directly political I’m pretty sure that it was established by congress and would require an act by congress to abolish it.
Either way the site is still up and after Intuit’s bullshit The IRS rescinded subsidizing Turbotax and is piloting the direct file program I mentioned above
If things continue as they planned last year (yes, I know it’s all up in the air) then Direct File will be the go to option for most Americans with the rest of us that have higher income still using private preparers like Turbotax or TaxAct
getting rid of the IRS would be a real treat but nearly impossible the currently floated Ideas are general tariffs and or a national sales tax but so far all of that will have to start in the house and they have bigger fish to fry atm
on a side not after trying the wilds bench mark I want to know how to tell what is bottle necking my performace
based on Task manager my GPU was barely working while my CPU and ram were nearly taped (I will run a gain later after steam stops updating stuff)
I turned on ray tracing and got better performance??
the Monser hunter Wilds Benchmark
Is monster hunter wilds the new one?
yep only the bench mark is out atm
I found some settings that give me better performance
Planning on getting it and want to know how it runs
3060 12gb at an average of 50 FPS but the 1% frames is the issue
there is a shader setting that nearly compleetly fixies it
Interesting
the only issue is the textures seme to load in as it renders instead of loading the texture first
You on a fast SSD?
it is on an old intel SSD
more to the point my ram is taped out at like 80% the entier time with nothing elce running
That may be an issue
yep I boosted the graphics to high but changed the texture loading and render distance to over all improve performance over the defalut
What Res you at
1080
I think I will run a test on the steam deck for the lols
Yea that'll be interesting
Widespread reports indicate there could be something wrong with the RTX 5090 and RTX 5090D driver causing black screens and other permanent issue with the new 50 series monster gpu... Is this something to worry about?
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the RTX 2060 has no vram...
Even wit fsr you only get 30 and you can see how little fsr has to work with
It has 6GB
the 1070 has 8gb, is 8gb not the bare minimum?
In 1080p I would say currently bare minimum yes.
1920x1080 = ±8GB
2560x1080 = ±10GB
2560x1440 = ±12GB
3440x1440 = ±16GB
3840x2160 = ±20GB
This will vary on games but it is the average usage I seen so far.
Well, the 2060 can't handle the bare minimum
It's also 6 years old, and had a sufficient amount when it released
1070 has more vram, sure it's not good but...
You mean 8 years old?
The GeForce RTX 2060 is a performance-segment graphics card by NVIDIA, launched on January 7th, 2019.
Gtx 1070 was released in June 2016
Oops, accidentally typed in 1060😂
The 2060 and 2070 both have the same amount of vram as their 10 series ancestors
So did the 1060 have 6gb vram a well?
Though the 1060 also came in 3 and 5GB variants. The 3GB was shit though, lower clocks
Yes
No wait, it had the same clocks but less shaders. Thats right
Well I went from a 1070 to a 2060 and the lower vram is giving me issues...
Really? Maybe should have gone to the 2060super then :p
I went from the 1060 to the Vega FE Crossfire to the 7900XTX.
I miss the extra VRAM
Not just lower clocks literally less cores
Why would you upgrade from a 1070 to a 2060?
That's more of a side grade than an upgrade
Shitty RT support 😀
What fucking rt support
That pile of shit would dettonate on contact with a raytraced render
if you scroll down a bit you will see me correct myself
Ah yea my b mobile discord not loading messages cos of shit WiFi
fair fair
No seriously though why upgrade from a 1070 to a 2060 it's a sub 20% uplift on average
I remember it being advertised along side Half Life Alyx😅
how do I tell why my ram is running at only 2/3 of its rated clock speed
never mind it turns out I had to disable and then reenable xmp now I have all 3200mhz
I just noticed this as well for me while tinkering, bios was saying 3200mhz xmp but aid64 was giving a weird 1800mhz something read
Will try
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power util is like nothing
in some areas i was at like 50% gpu Util
i need a new cpu man
absolutly maxed settings
I am rather cpu limited it would seem
Still ram limited but then it is cpu
Getting 100fps at less than 230w is insane
Ahoy, Techsperts, I have an interesting question and, as is becomign increasingly common, GOogle is not givign an answer.
Suddenly: My Print Screen key is not functioning correctly.
Until like, yesterday or so, pressing the Print Screen key on my keyboard opened the snip tool, and pressign it with Alt/ctrl would give the normal effects of Active Screen or Active MOnitor.
Now no matter what, it brigns up a loadign window and just captures all my monitors as a single image.
ANyone know what might have caused this?
First thing to do is figure out where the problem is. use a keypress test website to make sure that the computer is recieving the correct input
Also make sure you have tried turning your computer off and on again
I would run the standard windows repair commands
sfc /scannow
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
In an admin command prompt, but I am guessing it may be an issue with the keyboard itself. You have access to a second one you can test?
There's many screenshot programs that just override the printscreen key and by default capture the whole screen.
Alternatively microsoft changed the print-screen key to capture the whole screen via snipping tool.
first step would be to check if Win+Shift+S also saves the whole screen.
Getting some wild rumors about Intel's nova lake chips
52 core kinda wild rumors
2026 chips these will be so 2 gens out
52 cores on a consumer desktop platform is nuts even if they are mostly E Cores
is fire fox les of a ram hog than the better chromium browsers
Lowest RAM usage I actually seen on Edge with all power and resource managements turned on
shuders
32 tabs, less than 6GB usage
laughs in 78 Tabs
I have spent most of the afternoon adding Zigbee devices to my Home Assistant. I may have found a new addiction... And as always its expensive.
Well orders a second kit of my ram any advice on instalation
Do I Wan to just fill the empty slots or keep the pairs together
You want to alternate
And typically I believe it is best to have your weaker kits in slots 2 and 4
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Just 2 days ago, I had zero Zigbee devices setup in Home Assistant. Now...
And I still haven't installed the new light switches (10x of them) nor wired in the garage overhead door device.
well in theory they should be the same so Ill just slot them into the open slots thanks
What's going on with intel their new laptop chips are faster and more efficient than AMDs best laptop chip why can't we get this kinda effort on desktop intel what are you doing
AMD uses older chips, that's how.
But oddly enough it changes per few years lately.
They don't though
The new intel laptop chip somehow beats out the strix point zen 5 chips
But Intel's chips ain't APUs like the ones from AMD are.
They might be faster, and more efficient, but when it comes down to graphics, they still are worse than AMD.
They actually aren't though
Intel's new igpus kinda insane the one in lunar lake is just a better GPU than AMDs the one in the new arrow lane chip is weaker yes but it's still pulling insane performance for an I GPU
I think AMD been very focused onto their Strix Halo, something Intel has no answer for currently.
Also Intel's GPU drivers are still shite.
I don't think they need an answer to it tbh
What's strix halos advantage over a Nvidia GPU and intel CPU combo
The only thing would be addressable VRAM which isn't going to matter to 99% of customers
Strix Halo probably has an advantage of it being able to be cooled easier as you don't need cooling for 2 powerful components.
So instead of 1 fan per component like most laptops, you have 2 fans for a centralised component.
Causing the device to be slightly more quiet and easier to cool.
Not to mention it does save space on the motherboard, an U7 + Nvidia dGPU takes a lot more space than lets say the Strix Halo with tons of RAM.
You'd still need the same amount of cooling regardless lmao
If anything you'd need less for the intel Nvidia combo because of the cassam that is the difference in efficiency between them
True, but you won't have the problem of a CPU fan or GPU fan, like on laptops if the GPU gets hot it won't instantly speed up the CPU fan, this means the GPU fan will run much faster making more noise.
If you have 2 fans for a centralised component, the 2 fans can work together to cool the entire chip, keeping the device more quiet.
And like nvidias GPUs are tiny with the exception of the 90 class
You can still do that with 2 discrete chips
In fact the strix halo isn't monolithic
It's a separate GPU and 2 CPU dies
You still have ramp fans if only the CPU gets hot or only the GPU gets hot
But it doesn't happen.
A laptop will always have a CPU fan and GPU fan unless they're low powered enough to have 1 heatsink.
It's still centralised
It does though all the time
Most all laptops the CPU and GPU are cooled by the same cooler
No it doesn't, both my Alienware and Asus wouldn't spin up their CPU fan in a GPU heavy load, and vice versa.
It's only super thick laptops that tend to separate the coolers and even then they don't always do so
And that's fine and that's because they were thick ass bricks
Thinner laptops share the cooler so if the cpus not doing much but the GPU is doing alot you can shunt more power to the GPU and vice versa
Even my Titan doesn't spin up both fans in a GPU heavy load, and that laptop is thermal constraint.
Why would it
Spinning both fans would increase noise
If both coolers are separate you not spinning up 1 fan makes sense
And again you can run a 203 die at lower power than strix halo and you'll still get better performance
Strix halos ONLY advantage is the large addressable ram amount which is only useful for 3d modeling cad or ai and nothing else
And let's not get started with AMDs severe idle power draw issues
I think strix halo in a mini pc would be great but as a mobile laptop chip it'll have the same failings strix point had but even worse
Spinning both fans also can mean more surface area for a centralised chip.
2 fans are usually more quiet than a single fan.
Look at handhelds, the Ally I think it was, it has 2 fans for a centralised component, it's pretty quiet for how small it is because the fans don't have to run that hard.
Now lets take a laptop of similarly power but with separated GPU and CPU, in CPU or GPU heavy loads it spins up 1 fan, not both, making the laptop more noisy.
And again not all laptops split the cooling for that very reason
Infact most all modern n laptops do share the cooling and again a similar performance laptop would pull less power than strix halo
But enough do.
That's why think centralised components like the Strix Halo are actually a good thing.
And not a little less like 30w less that's ALOT
Then don't buy shittly built laptops
So far Strix Halo hasn't been released yet, so we don't know how it actually will perform and how efficient it will be.
Any good modern laptop shares the cooling so it can put all of its power into a single component
Except we do
I wish I could see before I buy it, but it was either Asus SCAR or MSI Titan at the time.
And I need 128GB RAM.
I haven't seen anything about it and the devices aren't released yet.
Before you say to get something like an XPG, yeah I couldn't wait a month to get a laptop.
Next in line was a MacBook
It's zen 5 CCDs we know exactly how they perform
It's chiplet so requires IF to run all the time
It has the same GPU architecture as strix point and it has a quad channel memory controller which if it's anything like the epycs memory controller will chug jug power
We know exactly how this things going to run
Basically the same as all amd products on mobile go it'll have great full load efficiency but it's efficiency at less than 100% utilisation will be complete ass making it a terrible mobile chip
I am still curious how it'll perform, nothing lately is as cut and dry as it sounds.
Everything pretty much has been
The strix halo will be lucky to hit much more than 7700xt performsnce
If even that being so memory limited
1 report says 4070 levels of performance, the other 4060.
So I have no idea who to trust.
Till they properly release it I can say that is what I expect or don't expect.
Also amd have to keep this thing "cheap" if a device with this In goes over 3k it becomes pretty much instantly worthless for ai
4070 seems about right on the high end
Might drop as low as the 4060ti in some unfavourable circumstances
Physically the GPU is a 7800xt like design with a shit memory controller and an iod bolted to it
I still wonder how it'll perform really.
Not gonna make a pre-launch judgement.
Left or right, the Z13 is most likely the only alternative for my Book 2 15"
A 9950x locked at 45w and a 7800xt locked at 75w will get you the performance lmao
That's literally what the thing is
I am not lugging around a desktop sized system 😅
I need something with enough RAM and VRAM, so far almost no portable laptop has that.
Well except for the ones with quadros in that have nearly 50gb of vram
The strix halo has to come in at under 2.5k in devices
If it doesn't it's not appealing to ai people and probably not to gamers
I wonder where to get those.
Because I certainly can't find laptops with digitiser that have them.
That's usually because you find them in environments that laptops usually dont get along with
The Military, construction sites the likes
Usually built like tanks
Yeah I don't have 20K on a shelve
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At this point just make them out of ceramic that way they'll never melt and if they do melt someone's likely feeding an entire nuclear reactors worth of power into your pc
The cable also melted, almost like it wants the whole 600W through a singular or double cable
Yea it's because Nvidia didn't put any load balancing on the FE cards
Which is really really bad
I am curious, would they still have the same problems if they just extended the 8-Pin connector and make it wider?
The whole connector is bigger and cables were also slightly thicker.
Instead of making the whole connector smaller
nah
the pins on the 8 pin connecter are huge comaritivly
they can handel way higher current
if you made a 12v high power with the same size pins as the 8 pin pcie and EPS you'd never run into issues at 600w
So basically we need the make the 12VHPWR bigger😅
yea basically they should have just made it fatter
or made it out of something that just cant melt lmao
Aerogel
It was meant as a joke because it's very good at stopping heat transfer 😅
Still, I saw the problems coming 1st time 12VHPWR came onto the market, while there barely were any issues with the 3090 and alike, as soon the 40 series came it's just been 1 big mess with the 12VHPWR.
And the fact Nvidia more or less forces the connector simply isn't good either, I am happy Intel and AMD give the freedom to AIBs to implement it.
the thing is on AMD and intels gpus they could use it without issue
because the most power an AMD GPU pulls is what 350w
same as the 3090 and thats fine
its when you get to the silly powers 450 575 600w that issues start to arrise
...wondering when 42/48V GPUs start coming to market to prevent this...
Probably next gen lmao
24v maybe, but not 48v.
youd need a psu that can deliver that
and the PSU standards rarely change
Well duh but you also need a cable that can not light on fire and the standard already changed for one that does
Bruh, typo'ed 24*
the melting cable issue is now weirdly an NVidia FE issue
basically the FE card doesnt load ballnece across all the pins
which begs the question why even go for a pinned connector rather then just a big fuck off bus bar
Just go for a barrel jack at that point
barrel jacks are bad for low voltage high amperage situations
You can adapt them that they do support it though
you want maximum contact area ideally
no
you just cant
not without an abnoxiously large barrel jack
Like Dell's barrel jack?
theres a reason the barrel jacks on most laptops when they had them are like 19V not 12V
Make the GPUs 24v and use a barrel jack
thats stupid
And so is the 12-pin that keep melting
the GPU already has to do a tonne of work to step down the voltage into the 0.6-1.4 range
so unless you want to make GPUs EVEN bigger and give them even higher power output 12V is still the way to go
What about Lenovo's rectangle jack?
Just imagine, 4 USB-C on the side of the 6090 instead of the 12-Pin
no we need an actual built for purpose connector that isnt a fire hazard if inserted even slightly incorrectly or over used even sligtly
yea im imagining the 120w of excess heat that only exsists because the voltage has to be brought down from 48V down to 0.6
one thing USB does really well is supply-Device communication
this is really what you want in a super high power connector, but we cant be using more than 12v Ideally
Neither can the singular pin the 12-pin currently has, yet the 5090 FE asks it from a single pin
no it doesnt
and thats the issue
it doesnt ask for shit
it just pulls power through the lowest resistance route
which is a problem
you want it intelligently pulling power through all the pins equally
but because GPU makers are all cheap bastards no ones card does that because of the added complexity at the beginning of the power delivery
Which I know currently doesnt happen on the FE, but the way it behaves you better can use like a 3-pin solid wire cable
I am curious why PSU's dont have safety in place for stuff like this
they do
but OCP only gets you so far
especially when you allow absolutly absurd currents
I mean that the PSU levels it over the wires if the GPU doesnt do it
which is the same thing that blew up a bunch of 7800x3Ds on launch
The Mobo VRMs were so overbuilt the over current protection on the mobo couldnt tell when the CPU was internally shorting out and blowing up
because the PSU isnt pulling power
thats the gpus job
the PSUs job is only to supply what its being asked for and as long as what its being asked for wont cause it to detonate it'll give the GPU that its really the GPUs job to look after that kinda stuff
Eh, so far the 12-pin doesn't feel like they thought it through when they designed it.
And that it is more an design over function connector.
the 12 pin itself is ehhh
if installed correctly it works fine
if GPUs were smarter it would work fine
but but but
the fact its not turbo idiot proof is an issue
Costs too much money it seems
yea aparently so
nvidia can put god knows how much into the awesome cooler design the awesome PCB the awesome GPU but makeing the 12 pin smart is asking too much aparently
I am gonna be honest, the way power plugs are, are kinda dumb.
We can make them smaller yet more fool proof.
But that costs too much money and most likely people wouldn't want to adapt to it.
you cant make them that much smaller tbh
you dont want to be running 50A through something thats tooo small
the fact that your pins would be smaller would harm your reliability and life span alone
However
Solid wire can carry a pretty big load though.
But are tough to work with
its not the wire thats the issue
its the connection on the end of it
surface area matters
solid wires also break really easilly which would 100% lead to more fires than we already have
Then make it so the cable also has temp sensors which it can use to communicate with the GPU and/or PSU with so the cables won't overheat.
which then doesnt solve the issue
that just stops it from burning up
and would have to do so like all OTP by cutting power
crashing the computer or at best turning what you are doing into a slide show
Exactly, which is better than trying to solve the issue of pushing more power through the cables till they burn.
no the actual solution is to build a connector thats idiot proof and way overbuillt for its spec
I rather have a few minutes of lower fps than the fear of my house being gone
Which probably will never happen
its happened before see the 8 pin EPS see the 8 Pin PCIE see 24Pin ATX
all of them overbuilt for what they do
this connector here used everywhere could do what the 12v High power could do and they dont tend to melt the only thing its missing is the sense pins which imo the 12v High power doesnt make good use of anyway
But with the 12-pin we are are version 3?, 4?.
And still have the same issue.
In Dutch we have a saying and if I translate it correctly it would say "3rd round is the winning round".
yea its v3 now
NVidia have mostly dealt with the user error issue
but now the issue is 12V High power is only rated for like 30 insertion cycles
so like
anyone who messes with their PC alot is now at risk of melting their wire
additional issues comming from cheap and badly made wires
its a mess of various issues some of which nvidia can only "fix" by swapping connector
I rather for them to pull the card back and fix the power issue to be honest 😅
600w through a single wire is a big no-no
What’s a quick and free tool for benchmarking a cpu?
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So you know how you can airdrop stuff directly from the camera roll to a mac or apple device with airdrop? Is there any way you can do that between an iPhone and a Windows machine?
I usually use Passmark Benchmark software, but there's always better ones out there.
But Passmark will do different tests unlike just stressing the CPU.
I normally use an intermediary like a cloud or messaging platform
Pairdrop.net I believe
@surreal moss you just reminded me to test my U5-245K😅
Currently working on a friend's laptop to spruce it up (9ish year old celery).
Been going through the installed applications and there isn't much there.. except AVG. Classic antivirus is a bit of a performance hog, and a device like this needs all it can get. Plus of course windefender being a thing now
Soooo, yeet or keep?
Yeet
Pulling 600 through a single wire is fine
The issue is the connector isn't built to handle that much power through 1 pin it's meant to do 5A per pin not 30-50A
As seen from DerBauer it wasn't, the cables was also melting
You just make the wire thicker guage
You mean 8-pin sized cables?
I can get behind that
The actual wires on 12v hpwr aren't even smaller than the 8 pins half the time
And if you ran 600w though an 8 pin it would also liquify
If they arent going to load balance they may as well use a tx60 connector
It can do 60amps easy
except for the shit knockoffs Creality (3d printer company) used for a few batches
Or a tx90 if you wanna be real safe
Only thing Creality is good for is making a treadmill printer
So ceramic connectors on both the wire and GPU, and TX-90 wires?
Just a tx 90 connector with a suitably thick wire
That still won't combat the issue of the melting connector because the cable getting hot
suitably thick wire
It's not the cable melting the connector it's the connectors pins on both the male and female ends melting it
It's not the wire in the cable
The problem is the connector not the wire where have you got the wire being the issue from
This is from DerBauer's video, you see the cable sleeving is also melting
the connector is dumping heat in to the wire, causing the wire to heat up and thus damage the insulation
the insulation has a melting point hundreds of degrees lower than the wire
most wire insulation is rated to sub-100c
That's because of the connector though
The cable also heats up, and a cable is pretty good at conducting heat.
Causing the sleeving to melt.
It was the cable that reached well over 150°C, not the connector.
The connector just won't survive the the heat over the cable
That cable is fine infact the cable is able to pretty safely do 8A
The issue IS NOT the cable
The issue is the connector causing power draw though the individual cables to rise above what it's rated for
The cable can carry 100 amps for all I care, but if the sleeving ain't good enough the sleeving will melt.
this is like complaining about a car wheel being damaged after the tire exploded, and blaming the wheel
The cable won't melt if the cable is having the right power pushed through it
What do you not understand here
If the sleeving was good enough, but the connector would be bad, then the connector would be the only melting part.
If the 12v high power balanced power properly and want so prone to bad contact with a bit of force applied to it the wires would have 0 issue
THE SLEEVING IS GOOD ENOUGH
Oh my god
It's melting because the wire is having 4-5x it's rated power pushed through it
Which is caused by the bad connector design
the current carrying capability of a wire is rated in several ways. typically all of them relating to a maximum temperature and a rate of change of temperature.
So it's good for its rated heat resistant, but not for the excess.
the fuze rating of a wire is typically waaaaaay beyong any of those ratings
If the connector was good it would never push past 5A through the wires which is well below tolerance so it won't even get hot
its rated for its rating
Yea the wire would you believe is not rated for doing 30-60Amps
But it could be, but they won't, because it costs more.
18ga is rated for 10A at 60c, and 16A at 90c. but has a fuze rating of 83A (10s) to 1.4kA (32ms)
because there is no need to
A 60amp wire would be like a half cm thick
higher temperature insulation on the wires doesnt fix the connector fucking up, it just covers it up... maybe
Well, if everyone keep up to spec instead of skimping on money I would agree.
But as we see now, even Nvidia rather saves money than getting proper load balancing.
those are two separate things
With how shite goes these days with the melting shinanigans, I think we better should build over spec more.
stuff is being run to spec, the entire connector is not taking more than its rated load. however for whatever reason more current is being pulled through parts of the connector and thus going over their rated load
Everyone is keeping to spec the fucking connector end is just got shit life span my god
I can understand kinda the short lifespan of the connector, like who in their right mind is swapping GPUs every 3 months.
But then again, those people do exist.
every 3 months would be fine, thats still only what... 5 connects a year at most
a bit excessive, but its still within the 20-30 rated connections of the connector
And the wires on the connector are overspeced they can do like 8A safely in theory the crap part is the connector and pins them selfs
Yea but if it's only rated for 30 the connector is going to degrade pretty rapidly
Which could make the issues of improper connection more prevelent
Sad that not every case has so much space the connector is in the GPU nearly stress free.
Sad that the connector can't just take the abuse
Something I seen on some GPUs is that the power connector os more recessed to reduce the stress on the cable bending down
I think Zotac does this
Or was Zotac the one with the LED to show the cable is properly inserted?
I already can imagine the green LED, constantly burning, when you try to sleep, telling you "Yes, the cable is properly inserted".
I had a motherboard once that had an LED per pcie slot that lit up when said slot was in use
Was it an EVGA board?
Because I want that😅
not EVGA, havent had an EVGA motherboard before. I think it might have been an asus, but really dont remember anymore
Maybe Gigabyte, they also have weird stuff
I have a gigabyte x299 board like that
well I never did 😆
I almost thought why the CPU is backwards, but it's just the mounting
And people keep saying DerBauer and the other guy didn't correctly put in the 12-pin and that's why the cable melted.
Even though DerBauer gives a whole explanation on why it happened.
Then they say Jay didn't have it even though I mentioned it's solely the FE card, and Jay has the Astral card.
On other news
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A midranger with 32GB VRAM, that's for people who use AI that's VRAM heavy a blessing.
Sounds like a cult
The anti-truth cult?
Team Green cult I guess
They don't believe load balancing is a thing and that electricity flows over all wires because a wire is made for 3.5 amp max, so it won't go past 3.5 amps and jump to another wire automatically.
Each wire is not 3.5A max
It's rated for 5a each one can do more than that but the connector isn't rated to do more. The connector is fragile af leading to poor connection
Without load balancing this bad connection causes the electricity to take the path of least resistance running 30A through a wire where even 8A would be pushing it
They don't believe load balancing is a thing
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Now that is one i have not seen before
...like... how?
what the?
Anyone have any suggestions for some aesthetically pleasing ITX cases?
Fractal North
Bit smaller if possible xD
Tho on the note of Fractal the Terra has been one I’ve looked into
I see one called Jonsbo? I don’t know anything about them though
Never heard of them tbh admittedly I am vibing with this SSUPD Meshroom S never heard of it before but looks nice too
I am lowkey pissed though. If I had worried about this a month ago I could have gotten the case I wanted before it got discontinued
Oof
Oh, I guess the Ridge is their alternative to the 202 that better accommodates modern GPUs.
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DerBauer showed that 2 of his leads in his 12V2x6 cable were overheating and that his connector WAS seated all the way... I suspect that I have figured out a reason why that may be and I REALLY need the expert labs to investigate this...
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I hope that is a troll post...
that poor 2GB ddr3
Very much a troll post. Jack is a very well known ethical hacker in the cyber security world.
Bought a broken apple watch ultra gonna try and fix it
Microcenter is so busy
The statistics are rising
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/s/kv34BEOqpi
I might need to use my high school statistics and 3 weeks of College Statistical Analysis and do some math and make a graph.
@tidal birch the connector has been a failure since the beginning, almost 5 years of failure
Of course. However, some think its not that big of a risk.
Well 2 years really
It was fine for rtx 3000 because nothing was chug jugging 450w+
It came out in the 30 series and started there with a safety factor of 1.1.
But with a GPU that pulls 575 it's a problem
With 30 series the cable wasn't put under insane loads though
Yeah its always been shit. We are only seeing this, go this bad now.
Nothing doing 4090/5090 power
Then came the 4090
Yea and the 4090 was having issues with slight user error then comes the 5090 where the slightest most minute misalignment will cause it to melt
They should have just used beefier connector one that was massive overkill
What about, just hear me out, what about not 1, but 2 12-pin cables?
Or we go back to 3 to 4 8-pin 😂
Still causes an issue
If load isn't balanced correctly
Also you'd need 4 8 pins for a 5090
Not if you have a Corsair PSU, which apparently can do 300w per 8-pin
What we need is an connector that's just unbelievably beefy
Not how that works
You are operating massively above the rating for pcie 8 pin
Sure it CAN do it
Solid, non bendable block, every case to be adapted to, that attaches to the front of the GPU.
The issue with making a super beefy connector is that the pcb connector has to be super beefy. It would be better to split the power between multiple connectors so the pcb doesn't need beefy traces.
But 150w through them causes them to get actually warm to the touch something I experienced on both the 3090 and OCed 1080 ti
They combine it at the PCB anyway
That's what's caused all.the FEs to melt
The pins just feed into a big bus bar
Then Corsair has huge balls of selling a 2x8-pin to 12-pin cable🤔
If ya gonna feed everything into a giant bus bar you may as well just use a fat bastard of a connector
That's a shit idea
Can't even begin explain to you how that's stupid
Btw could I get some assistance? I am trying to figure out how many 5080s and 5090s have been sold.
I know, really shitty idea, 1 of many.
5090s less than 2k globally
5080s probably over the 10k range
They're short on 5090 from what I know
We know that microcentre sold nearly 3k 5080s and just under 300 5090s
The 5080 was easy to get after all it is half of a 5090 it's way way way more reliable to produce and way cheaper material wise to produce per unit
Well the 5080 is the same as the 5090 the only difference is the amount of disabled section of the silicon due to manufacturing defects.
Lmao no
5090 is GB202
5080 is GB203
completely different dies
Though spec wise and size wise the 5080 core is I believe exactly half a 5090 all be it with a higher clock speed as it's not as power limited as the 5090
The 5080 is also smaller, if you look at the GPU itself it's like half the size.
I see
The core of the 5080 is actually UNDER half the size of the 5090s
The full GB 203 core is 10752 cores
The full gb202 is 24576
5070 GPU Vs 5090
The 5090 core is enormous
Also good news for 5090 winters Nvidia due to low ai GPU sales might dedicate some of that space to the 5090 so the market might end up flooded with thousands of them
I want to get the 5090, but I guess I am gonna get the Inno3D with Alphacool block.
Because the FE is not to be trusted.
Fe not to be trusted? Is that because of the melting issue?
Yea
The poor power balancing issue
Well its fundamental to the cards themsevles.
Asus for example have sensors on each pin and the GPU will tell you off you are doing too much power through 1 pin the Nvidia FE one won't
I need an FE card I want to do overclocking and the FE cards have a better bin
So I'm just gonna replace the connector with a custom one
I want to go full Star Citizen style with my PC, which means the PSU might reside in a different "case" and because of this I will use extension cables.
And with the 5090 FE's poor power balancing I don't want to take the risk.
I am looking to also get myself an FE. I will likely find some 3rd party adapter that will warn of unbalanced power load or something like that.
Yea thermal grizly will probs make one
I'm just gonna replace it with a custom ceramic connector with beefier connections
If I really need to I will props just check my cables using a clamp meter every once in a while.
As long they don't fix the power balancing issue I don't want to risk with the FE, I hope Asus makes 1 with a waterblock, or else I go Inno3D because they have 1 from Alphacool
The cable itself isn't the primary failure part it's the end that's the issue
They have a liquid version of the astral
But it's 3.5k
Ya but the best way to check for an issue it to watch the amps going through the cable.
I mean not an AiO
I don't get why Nvidia didn't make every expense for the connection safety on the FE card like no joke that cooler midy have cost tens of millions to develop
No one released water blocked cards anymore really
Cheaper = more profit
They never sell well
@jade scaffold I mean a card like this
They spent millions on god's gift to cooling and god's gift to compact PCBs
Probably because in their test chamber it works fine.
It could not possibly have cost them much more to make the connector work as intended
That's only a one time cost. If they can save 1 cent on each card that's another cent in profit on each card they sell.
They made like 2000 of them
Probably like €0.30 more during manufacture
They have not made that rnd money back
It doesn't make sense to us. However, it does make sense for the stock holders.
Well they have
But from the 50k USD super chips
Really sad we didn't get the new node in the 50 series or the multi chiplet design like the B200 got
"Too expensive"
AMD should've released an 9900XTX
100%
The 5080 overclocked is damn near the 4090 in performance
And it overclocks really well
Nvidia GPUs haven't overclocked that well since pascal
And I'm.not even increasing the power limit to do it
Do you think the WireView GPU Pro from Thermal Grizzly would help regarding these melting issues?
They just didn't tune the GPUs which is weirdv
Becuase they are already reaching 600 watts.
Maybe wait for a new version
Resonable
I would like you to read like 2 lines up
Yeah I just saw that. Sorry, I am also currently in the middle of a dnd session.
I didn't have to increase power to get nearly 4090 performance why didn't they ship like that people would have been much less disappointed
Would have forced AMD to price the 9070xt well too
Instead they've tossed it at basically the same as the 7900xtx
Also as for amd they will so be remerging their data centre and consumer architectures which might get us chiplet gpus and something atleast semi competitive with Nvidia
What if the 9900XTX would perform close to the 5090 for the price of the 5080, that would be a decent hit against Nvidia.
The issue is AMDs efficiency
With 4 x 8 pin connectors not melting
The GPU would cost more than the 5090 to make
Many people don't really care though.
And and this is a big one have to pull a kw of energy to match that performance
You would be running like 7 8 pins
If people cared that much about power consumption then nobody would buy the 5090 and 14900K.
I am running 600w to 650w with a single 7900XTX shunt mod and it only has 3 8-pins.
They also still haven't figured out cache coherency
So no multi chiplet gpus
In other semiconductor news Intel's 18A node is looking great
It's equivalent to TSMCs 2n performance wise it's less dense but allows for higher clock speeds
Intel also have a very real chance of releasing a multi chiplet gpus next GPU gen next gen may be the generation of multi chip gpus
Intel Arc C750?
Hoping for a 780 next gen
C780?
Intel have a few advantages over amd chiplet wise the main one being that they can build full silicon interposers for waaaaay cheaper than anyone else
To be honest, I hope Intel will get their own Frame Generation and their own High-end GPU.
Currently they compete with the 3060 Ti and 7600XT.
They do have frame gen
Or atleast it's being worked on
Xess is really high quality compared to fsr which is something and are hoping to improve on either fsr 4
I mean driver based frame gen like AMD and Nvidia.
Nvidia dont really have driver based fg
I thought they have with the 50 series
Amd do but it looks horrific the in game fsr3 one looks way better than it and that still looks worse than nvidias
The reason I want driver based frame gen are old games that are fps locked to 30fps.
They have smooth motion but it's not amazing tbh it's more interpolation than frame gen ATM
With how gpus have taken on so many new uses I wonder if it where possible for GPUs to offload Ray Tracing to a different processor. Like a Graphical Tracing Processing Unit. Doubt it would work with scheduling and word loads but who knows.
Same for and fluid motion frames it's not really the same as the fsr frame gen more interpolation so it just kinda looks bad
It's something.
I mean it's either looking at a bad 30fps thing or framegen to 60fps.
You could do it but there's no point tbh
I remember the days of running Raytracing on a Threadripper 😅
It was horrible but oddly possible
Actually, why not just a Secondary Processing Unit. It has the AI cores, Ray Tracing Cores, and encoding cores.
For one you'd need to give the ai RT thing it's own ram which is expensive it'd need alot of bandwidth
And it wouldn't be instantly aware of what the GPU is doing due to latency and it would hold data the GPU is already holding so you are storing multiple copies of the same data
It's just inefficient
ohno, I can imagine one case in which it works.
Only useful in some render farms.
For gaming it's not useful
For a AI farm we already have big boi so gpus
Rasterization card SLI bridged to the secondary card.
But with raytracings use in rendering you need it to be with the render cores
Yea no that doesn't really work either
It would increase the price of the GPU itself
A cache coherent nvlink bus would require an enormous substrate which in a top end GPU probably doesn't matter but for things under 1000 bucks it'd hugely inflate prices
Someday SLI may come back.
I mean look at this abomination the chip on the right is bigger than the 5090 one one on the left is over 2x the size of the 5090 chip
These are nvidias ai chips
Made to be all interconnected
The super massive one on the left is actually a multi chip gpu
So should I be worried if, when trying to run the benchmark tool for Monster Hunter Wilds, my C Drive starts getting clogged until the game crashes and the drive only has less than 2MB free?
Monster Hunter Wilds is recommended to be on an SSD, and fully filling up an SSD is very bad for the SSD.
Oh I've installed it on the E Drive, which is an SSD, the C Drive should just be Windows and one or two other utility programs, so for some reason while it's doing the shader cache it's filling up the C Drive despite being installed on a different drive.
Thought a 128GB SSD for that basic stuff would've been enough. No idea how it's gotten this damn clogged.
Try to run storage sense and see if your system has many temporary files.
And also, your Documents also should be standard on your C drive.
I don't use my Documents folder much, unless that's where stuff like some save data and whatnot's been going. Also Storage Sense just cleared up a whopping 976KB so that wasn't much use. 😛
Games will save in documents.
And if you play Bethesda games it'll clog up fast and if you play Farming Simulator with mods, they will also go into the documents folder.
Okay, it's not my Documents - just checked and that's stored on the D Drive as well (which is nowhere near full).
Oh, the AppData folder's on C.
Okay, yeah; somehow the MHWilds benchmark test takes up nearly 7GB of space on the C Drive when running in temporary files.
That settles it; gonna have to get that drive upgraded properly before Wilds releases, getting sick of this.
Man, fuck microsoft.
I've just finished the re-setup my accidentally formatted laptop, bitlocker was enabled by default and I specifically chose to save the key to my microsoft account.
Now that pos wants me to enter the key and it's not in the microsoft account
Nvm that shit saved to the account that is not the admin account on that system but a secondary office account
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE