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young plover
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My pfp is unrelated to rubber duck debugging

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I just thought it looked funny

hearty notch
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lol its a good one

tender river
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nesus

young plover
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I do be spitting fire in code reviews tho

true hemlock
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they don't learn. just sometimes fine tuned, dunno if the twitch chat being used as dataset is correct

trim valve
true hemlock
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open ai can just fucking die

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won't be missed.

young plover
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closed ai

true hemlock
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and image/video generator should just be banned internationally

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brings no research value anymore, just taint the internet media more and more

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causes legal issues with evidence falsification

obsidian mantle
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rather then "bro this is clearly ai slop shit what do you mean evidence"

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are are we speaking in advance

obsidian mantle
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also that analog computer thing sounds great

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what do you guys think

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agi by 2030?

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surely it will not become next step of evolution and overthrow humanity

karmic birch
glad path
obsidian mantle
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nono they invented something recently

glad path
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that thumbnail looks quite digital

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idk

obsidian mantle
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also it looks like they put it upside down

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was it the century-old problem

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we were using our cpus upside down neuroNOWAYING

hearty notch
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oh hell yea that sounds cool

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ofc you make it more analog thats always the north star

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the ceiling of analog means we're using materials more intelligently than any digital implementation

sick owl
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This an accurate translation?

obsidian mantle
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More like

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"what the..."

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Basically same anyway

hearty notch
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lmfao

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wtf was in that file to get that reaction

obsidian mantle
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I think file is irrelevant and it was about the translation of top right text into english

nocturne olive
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They don't learn from Twitch messages, they're static models so they don't change during streams

slender glade
nocturne olive
nocturne olive
rigid snow
sick owl
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Compensates for the smaller size and heavy quantisation of local models somewhat

rigid snow
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one would think reasoning is unnecessary for translation tasks

sick owl
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Open to being mistaken on that though

hearty notch
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chain of thought and like within-one-prompt iteration can always help tbh on every level of model for every kind of task where the error rate is nonzero

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though like some weaker models will not understand your iteration process and might go astray and get worse idk

rigid snow
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embarrassing for no reasoning

sick owl
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Impressed by Gemma 3n for its size tbh

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But yeah the benefits of reasoning are clear

hearty notch
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even reasoning models do better themselves if you prime them on how exactly you want them to reason

rigid snow
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no idea where they’re getting the what’s up from that, it never means that

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if anything the most literal translation is the original one

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“what kind of”

olive sable
hearty notch
jagged turtle
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tableslam

silent cloak
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Wait until we get trinary computers

dense sky
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Can't wait for 25w45a

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Deobf minecraft at last

silent cloak
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Its dumb that they took so long

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The mappings were public tf they obfuscating for

dense sky
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We already know that moyang uses github

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Jeb uses IDEA or at the very least used to

silent cloak
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Notch used eclipse

silent cloak
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Back when they tried

olive sable
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what kind of graph is this?

silent cloak
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Read the description it's a modified gsource thing

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They link it

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Should still be up

olive sable
silent cloak
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I want one of those made for a AAA project

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Would be cool

jaunty arch
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neat tho

olive sable
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with me having a domain, i can make a website now right?

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do you need to pay for server costs / own a server?

amber fractal
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Yep you still require that part

olive sable
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does a celereon n4000 with 4gb of ram work? ReallyInnocent

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im pretty sure there is a better laptop somewhere but idk where

opaque sigil
olive sable
opaque sigil
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i hope that answers your question

olive sable
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im sure the celeron is fine then

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i have a laptop with a ryzen 5730h or soemthing floating around, might use that if i find it

opaque sigil
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Most certainly more than enough for a basic web server YES

olive sable
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5730U, is u the ryzen version of the h for intel?

opaque sigil
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I'd worry more about how to lock it down if it's going to be exposed to th wide interwebs

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uhhh

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U is for ultra books I think?

olive sable
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idk

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its inside a lenovo

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but a bad lenovo

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its the one that hasd a broken hinge, perfect for a server

opaque sigil
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Home lab time

olive sable
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one of these days im gonna get a proper desktop server

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for something that runs 24/7 im mainly concerned about efficiency than power

dense sky
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Do yall think that since there's no obfuscation, a regular decompiler like Jad would work?

olive sable
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worth a try? evilShrug

rigid snow
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i lik fernflower

amber fractal
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Can I explain why this is bad

opaque sigil
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wtf is this

young plover
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ah yes
the 100 year GPU loan

stray dragon
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only 7gb of an h200?

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...why?

opaque sigil
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Get scammed FOCUS

stray dragon
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at that point, they're passing down the scam

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if you're splitting an H200 20 different ways, it's still like $1500 to $2000 worth of gpu per way

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at that point, just make a bunch of rack builds with 8gb gpus for a similar cost per unit

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i guess by splitting the h200 like this they get power savings, which are important for that kind of business, but still just feels like such a waste of a gpu like that

amber fractal
stray dragon
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they don't even double the vcores smh

amber fractal
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Buying a server and holy it isn't automated

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I'll get contacted by an employee in germany eventually

uneven pulsar
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Today is noodle

amber fractal
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I say because you can't group vram so it isn't 1 for 1

stray dragon
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h200 split 20 ways doesn't sound particularly fast

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each chunk should be comparable to a 5050 in tflops and vram

uneven pulsar
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I love subprocess

hearty notch
uneven pulsar
hearty notch
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sometimes but that one didnt use any subagents

uneven pulsar
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As java script, python,asm developer most important is that for me

young plover
hearty notch
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yea its a cli script

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tbh i was confused at wtf claude made

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i havent seen cli scripts that look like this before

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i could ask for testing but the guy who asked for this hasnt given feedback hes my tester tests arent my tester here

young plover
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quite curious to see whether your system survives a python update

hearty notch
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well python4 or pip4 is what would break it, looks liek

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other than that its a simple wrapper on standardized behavior

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and just like redirects some dirs

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ok fine u guilted me into a third prompt but im still not doing tests

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ok it did it

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it tested itself too

uneven pulsar
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I'm back at gaming

dull egret
maiden geyser
amber fractal
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Even if you use it for inference only, your not getting a decent enough model on it for paying for a h200

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If your doing training, what vram? any model you could train is probably a lot faster on setups with more than 7GB vram.

fast pagoda
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load an image
Instantly doesn't boot right and I have to go and find the right partition and now I'm about to boot the initrd but like

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Is this install just doomed already

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Should I even bother lmao

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Seems like a bad sign

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Meanwhile I have fedora server not able to get past selecting a language 3 feet to the left which is pretty impressive

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Welp answer received

rare bramble
nocturne olive
brisk laurel
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My pc is bricked

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Now it has shutdown

fluid scarab
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what is the best programming platform for begginers

tender river
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skype

lusty shadow
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C++

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trust

dull egret
nocturne olive
maiden geyser
fluid scarab
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like a website or app to program

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i’m quite new to this sorry

maiden geyser
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it's not like there are that many anyway, just visual studios and jetbrains

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and 1C:Enterprise

haughty basin
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This is all a psy-op to make us believe we are still in control psyduck

fast pagoda
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it's so fucking over now that we're at the point where you really can't tell what's just a weird quirky thing/human/event and an AI generated one. turns out life just looks weird sometimes but a lot never looked that closely so it looks uncanny now.

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i'd bet the majority of people who think they're really good at spotting stuff like this

  1. have no idea what they're talking about and
  2. think real things are AI way more than they think AI things are AI

usually see turbo normies flinging these accusations out and they're almost always comically mislead on what they should even look for (usually just very out of date)

true hemlock
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its just getting out of hand

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i really hope there got to be enough legal issues for image/video generators to be just banned alltogether

maiden geyser
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wtf are you reading

true hemlock
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yeah, ban it, wipe it off of any database

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it doesn't bring research value on diffusion based architecture anymore

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just creates nuisance

maiden geyser
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can you tell why are you schizoing out

obsidian mantle
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ram prices

true hemlock
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fucking ram prices

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its just so horrible

obsidian mantle
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i would be mad too if i hasnt bought my ddr5 in september

true hemlock
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all the builds i have to do for my clients has to be marked up in price

obsidian mantle
true hemlock
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like genuinely

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image/video generators are just fucking pathogen of humanity

maiden geyser
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can't you just wait? ram prices will crash once this ai thing crashes, and the latter the harder\

true hemlock
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a fucking disgrace

obsidian mantle
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my bet is ai thing never crashes

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but im a noob in technology

true hemlock
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there's no schizoing, i've seen a lot of legal cases being affected by fucking video generators aswell

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it SHOULD just be fucking GONE

obsidian mantle
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can you example it a little

true hemlock
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yeah media doesn't cover it much

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but in real courts it already happened plenty of time

fast pagoda
obsidian mantle
obsidian mantle
true hemlock
obsidian mantle
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wait for them to implement AI judges

fast pagoda
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omfg i

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it went up even more

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jesus

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look at this

true hemlock
fast pagoda
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original purchase

true hemlock
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im all for this piece of fucking useless shit technology to just be banned alltogether

fast pagoda
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over double

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well now i wont complain about getting it at 300 recently

true hemlock
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i genuinely can't stop crashing out for the reason that im working as a PC building service and consultant and EVERYONE had to deal with ram pricing going up

fast pagoda
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muh mini pcs

obsidian mantle
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i got mine for $200 in september thonk

true hemlock
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its not schizoing, this is hurting a lot of business like mine and even customer's wallet

fast pagoda
obsidian mantle
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hold up let me check how much is it here now

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hm.. not much

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just +20%

true hemlock
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lucky

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its more than over twice now in most places

obsidian mantle
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we have a bit of economic latency here

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probably going to go up too

true hemlock
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or just supply

nocturne olive
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Or building another system?

fast pagoda
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december 14th purchase at mirocenter

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so it went from 200

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to 300 start of october

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to now almost $500

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end of october

fast pagoda
nocturne olive
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Wa

fast pagoda
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was still waiting to build it technically but then my other cpu died which meant it was suddenly time to go to am5

nocturne olive
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Well hope you're not trying to run both kits in the same system

fast pagoda
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i am and do with no problems

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at 6000 mt/s

nocturne olive
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Wa

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How

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Your luck is actually like insane somehow

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You lucked out on AMD memory controller, which is usually very bad

maiden geyser
nocturne olive
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And you lucked out on microtimings matching

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That's like, I don't know, lottery win level odds

fast pagoda
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i think this is actually the expectation now with this cpu and chipset

nocturne olive
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Did you seriously mix DDR5 kits and it worked? How?

true hemlock
fast pagoda
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they are the same kit

true hemlock
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steal data from artists

nocturne olive
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Like you got exceptionally lucky

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Azaka did basically the same thing and his RAM ran at 3000 MT/s

fast pagoda
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i really don't think it's that surprising with 9000 series and recent board revisions

true hemlock
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i don't know man, those image/video generators seriously need to be regulated or even outright BANNED

maiden geyser
noble zodiac
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banned how?

true hemlock
nocturne olive
nocturne olive
true hemlock
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also infinity fabric is shit

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this is why professional overclocking don't care about AMD

nocturne olive
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I have no clue how those two mixed DDR5 kits can somehow run at 6000, that must be like insane luck

true hemlock
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or

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its from the same fuckin kit

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simple as that

nocturne olive
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I think he got two kits of the same type and mixed them

fast pagoda
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they definitely did not use the exact same controller for 9000 as 7000, it's similar but they have publicly stated it's more stable at 6000 and about half ryzen 9000 can do 6400

true hemlock
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would work if he got them under similar batch

true hemlock
nocturne olive
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Either way there's probably some luck involved

true hemlock
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just properly more factory tuned on the infinity fabric

fast pagoda
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they are the same kit type, same timings and whatnot, i didnt bother to check of the chips are actually the same or not, purchase was about 9 months apart, one came from amazon and one from microcenter

true hemlock
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oh fuck then that's luck yeah

nocturne olive
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Yep that's 100% just pure luck

true hemlock
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how did you mix it

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same kit under one channel

fast pagoda
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i dunno, i bet i could do it 2 or 3 more times and have the same result

true hemlock
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or 2 kits on 2 channels

fast pagoda
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i literally randomly put them in without paying any special attention to what one went where, i think they are mixed because i put them in the slots from left to right

true hemlock
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still most likely gotten under the same batch

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lucky find

noble zodiac
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just download more RAM from the internet. Easy fix

fast pagoda
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as far as i have been able to glean, 9000 is definitely expected to have better reliability hitting 6000, mainly due to the revised IF as you mentioned but also 2 years of agesa updates on its own means it's just starting from a better baseline

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i dont think i would've had the same luck however had i not gotten the EXPO kits

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like if i tried to slap some intel 8400 ddr5 kits in there i dont think it would go well

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because i had the same worry going in but yeah it didn't end up being a problem

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i should push to 6400 and see if that's stable tbh

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i haven't bothered

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this board has pretty good power delivery and is generally pretty solid ive found as well so that's probably helping

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they advertise "overclocking to 8600 mt/s" lule, wonder what the success rate on that is

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I N F I N I T E memory performance

noble zodiac
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I love the tiny asterisk "* memory speed vary"

obsidian mantle
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how does it work

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you get for example 6400 mt memory and overclock it to 8600?

noble zodiac
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and then you hope and pray

nocturne olive
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Meanwhile me on DDR4 3200 pushing it to 3800

fast pagoda
nocturne olive
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I've fully maxed out my RAM overclocking potential with that

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My DDR4 3200 CL16 maxes out at 3800 CL18

fast pagoda
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i dont have access to the SPD data with these apparently, they seem to be hiding behind the the pmic and it says fk u when you look in i2c/devices

nocturne olive
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4000 crashes insantly on POST, CL17 crashes under load

fast pagoda
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but i did run dmidecode and they all report the same part number, same voltage, same timings, same manu facturer ID

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and apparently this specific kit is almost always hynix a-die

nocturne olive
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I have literally no clue what my die is but it's probably pretty garbage

obsidian mantle
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thonk wait so you telling me, i can try to push my memory higher than 6400
even though memory manufacturer says 6400 is max of what they could get?

i just dont understand, if its possible to let it go higher, why doesnt manufacturer do it

fast pagoda
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apparently there were some early kits with this part number that were m-die but they're all gone

fast pagoda
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not reliable

obsidian mantle
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oh

fast pagoda
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and not guaranteed certainly

obsidian mantle
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so it can just randomly crash or burn?

fast pagoda
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individual parts can do it realiably if you hit the lotto

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but there's this concept of binning

obsidian mantle
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idk i dont think i'll experiment on that considering current ram price dynamics neurOMEGALUL

nocturne olive
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Basically they only give you the speed they can guarantee is stable
Sometimes there may be headroom in it like with my RAM, but it's basically a thing you gotta do on your own risk

fast pagoda
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so of a field of a certain part, some of them are barely getting to spec, some way exceed it, they al l get the same part number and go out the door usually

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this is true of every pc part you can imagine as well

nocturne olive
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For my 3090 I'd prefer to undervolt rather than overclock, but I have no clue how to do that

fast pagoda
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that's why people say someone has a unicorn CPU or GPU or whatever if they push a huge overclock without much effort, and sometimes effort isnt enough to overcome the limitations of your sillycon

obsidian mantle
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neurOMEGALUL damn its cool

obsidian mantle
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"bro i pulled this legendary ram it can overclock to 9000 mts"

nocturne olive
nocturne olive
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From what I know that's a pretty typical DDR4 OC ratio

fast pagoda
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you cant directly control the voltage the same way in linux when i looked

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you basically have to set a lower power limit

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and then keep the same clocks

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and it'll try to push to that clock with less voltage to stay under power limit

nocturne olive
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Sounds weird

fast pagoda
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amd isnt as strange with it but nvidia classic

nocturne olive
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Sounds very weird and convoluted

fast pagoda
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but yeah i mean as long as you're not OVERVOLTING you're technically undervolting in a sense if you overclock the GPU as well

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because it's pushing a higher frequency with the same voltage being allowed

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it's just that but start from the baseline of 0 and lower the power limit, if it has to hit the same clock speed with 50 watts less, it's naturally going to be forced to use less voltage to get there

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but yeah i just use LACT

nocturne olive
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Wa

fast pagoda
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i dont think i have anything changed rn except the power limit

nocturne olive
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Well I can't find the power limit settings either

fast pagoda
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you're on mint so idk what the package is called on there but this is what im using here

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oh they just put out a .deb on their git

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it has ze graphs and whatnot like afterburner on win did as well

nocturne olive
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Gamming
Great start

fast pagoda
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i would not be surprised if that's exactly what's chilling in your gpu's bios lmao

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it has a nice little nvtop process monitor built in as well so i can see when kwin is fucking up and memory leaking

obsidian mantle
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Guys what happens if i put 5080 in one pcie and 1060 into another

fast pagoda
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my wallpapers folder is multiple 27 gigs and that's mostly because theyre all like 70-120 MP so each png is like 100+ mb

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and it makes plasma memoryleak cycling through

fast pagoda
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you can use them separately

maiden geyser
fast pagoda
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there's nothing disallowing it

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yeah

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they wont work together on stuff for the most part

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it's not like SLI or something

maiden geyser
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possibly you can even passthrough one of them into a VM

obsidian mantle
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But not in sli or smth like that ok

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Oh shit vm with actual gpu

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Thats cool

fast pagoda
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but they are just 2 separate accelerators for whatever workload you'd want to send to a GPU and you can use as you wish from there, like having one handle a vm like dave said

maiden geyser
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i didn't get to do anything useful with that but you can do that

fast pagoda
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since i have like 600 watts of excess psu at the moment im probably gonna slap the 3080 alongside whatever card i end up going with to finally upgrade

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should be nice and space heater-y

nocturne olive
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My system has a 4070Ti and 3090

maiden geyser
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you can even put the second card into a x1 slot with a notchless riser

fast pagoda
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sounds like a nice room heater

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i redid my fans to pull air from the back and side of the back and exhaust out the entire front of the case + the front 1/4th of the top

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and walking in front of my pc is like

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walking into one of those air curtains theyll have at stores and stuff

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if you live anywhere that gets cold

nocturne olive
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This thing behaves quite weirdly, it doesn't actually push the clocks as high with lower power limit like you said it would

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So I need to manually add clock offsets

fast pagoda
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it might not push as high because it's not confident that speed will be stable with the voltage constrained by the power limit

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i dont know how sophisticated the clock boost scaling shit is these days because i have never cared enough to look it up

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but id imagine it has some form of heuristic to tell when it is hitting its "safe" limits in some way

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time to bust out the furmark

nocturne olive
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Eh I use a CUDA benchmark instead because CUDA is all this 3090 will ever run

fast pagoda
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i guess at that point you could test compute rather than graphics workloads but i think for the purposes of a stability test for an OC/undervolt it wouldn't make a difference really, the GPU is still at 100%, hot as shit, pulling as much power as possible

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but also im always down to watch a run of superposition

uneven pulsar
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I make a generation HIJACKING

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Little calculate maths in note 😭

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WHEN FILTER START REACHING 0 IT WILL HIJACKING WHOLE SYSTEM

nocturne olive
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Turns out 280W with +400MHz is in fact unstable
And now I know that the weird crashes I've been having are 100% the GPU driver

nocturne olive
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No that's not how it works

uneven pulsar
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I'm hardware guy and ai guy maybe I can help u this one

nocturne olive
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Guess since my system crashed anyway I'll just install all the updates too

nocturne olive
fast pagoda
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finally got this stupid tablet to sync time with the alarm manager lule why is this the only way to change the time without root

sage crag
fast pagoda
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yeah you can't change date/time in the settings ui because amazon say it'll sync on its own

sage crag
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bee zee zee zee zee

fast pagoda
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..except when it's been dead 2 years and no certificates work so it cant even get wifi to work

uneven pulsar
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Im.back

umbral thorn
nocturne olive
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What's a typical voltage for a 3090 running at 1.5GHz?

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Mine with power and clock trickery is doing 0.7V

true hemlock
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stable all SM saturation (stressed)?

sage crag
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bee zee zee zee

true hemlock
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or just idle clock

sage crag
nocturne olive
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Well I'm running it right now

true hemlock
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running what

nocturne olive
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A CUDA benchmark which also knows how to use tensor cores

true hemlock
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uh what benchmark

nocturne olive
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gpu-burn

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From APT

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It's a CLI

true hemlock
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you sure its running anything at just 700mV somehow at 1.5GHz

nocturne olive
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That's what it says

true hemlock
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its either unsaturated or the reading is off

nocturne olive
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Well it's using all 320W I'm giving it

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Confirmed by nvidia-smi too

true hemlock
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at 320W it should be pulling about 1.1V

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just how basic voltage current resistance work

nocturne olive
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Well I have no other tool that shows GPU voltage

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It's doing whatever this is

true hemlock
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1.5GHz on 700mV is possible, just unrealistic for higher utilization/power draw

nocturne olive
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If I disable tensor cores this happens

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I don't know, I don't have any reference source for voltage

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I think this may allow for custom kernels to be used as benchmarks too though I wouldn't know how to write a good one

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Different benchmark from OCCT that hits both GPUs

umbral thorn
nocturne olive
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I can try to add more clocks and power I guess

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Would be cool to know if my readings are real though

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But I guess we can't have that

nocturne olive
umbral thorn
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FOCUS voltage up maybe

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u can try get 2.1GHz

nocturne olive
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And I have no clue if my reading is accurate either

umbral thorn
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oh

nocturne olive
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I feel like the actual voltage might be 2x what is shown

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Not sure

umbral thorn
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me get 1.67GHz tho ee

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725mV

nocturne olive
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Hm

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Maybe it is accurate

obsidian mantle
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Double voltage double clock ez

umbral thorn
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GPU max volt 1.1

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or 1.2v if u overvolt

nocturne olive
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I guess it must be close then at least

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Oh apparently that clock is unstable

umbral thorn
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so 725mV correct

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but not stable

nocturne olive
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This thing has weird behavior

true hemlock
umbral thorn
true hemlock
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i got that 3080 for $180 because its slightly defective and you're telling me

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you can push it to 2.1+ GHz

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well tbf its only VRM defect

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not die defect

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but

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ah whatever im losing my mind waaaaa_death

nocturne olive
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Right now I'm going for low voltage with high performance which means I need to push down the power limit while pushing up the clock offset so it actually runs at high speeds ish on the lower power limits and does that by reducing voltage

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Something weird about Nvidia overclocking

umbral thorn
#

wait me mod curve maybe

nocturne olive
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I don't have access to the curve sadly

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I have no clue where it's pulling these voltages and stuff

true hemlock
#

what are you using

nocturne olive
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LACT or whatever

true hemlock
#

if you're locked to relatively low voltage

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it means your power profile state is locked to P2 probably

nocturne olive
#

According to Nvidia settings it's on the max power level

true hemlock
#

but low voltage

nocturne olive
#

Which is weird and I have no clue of the cause

true hemlock
#

means its just supplying shit tons of current

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instead of amping it with voltage

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that explains the overheat

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especially your vrm neuro7

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more amps less volt = more heat usually

nocturne olive
#

It's not really overheated, it's running around 80C under load at these settings

true hemlock
#

you want slightly more volt with moderate amps

nocturne olive
#

Well I have 0 control over the voltage

true hemlock
#

but too much volt also means huge amps

nocturne olive
#

Essentially all I can control is clock offset and power limit

true hemlock
#

oof

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you can try Nvidia profile inspector

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not sure if it can do linux though

nocturne olive
#

I would guess not, never even heard of it

true hemlock
#

its what elvyn used to unlock her TITAN V

nocturne olive
#

Interestingly I can still do around 1.575 GHz on 0.725V and 280W

true hemlock
#

from locked to P2 to be able to run on P0

true hemlock
nocturne olive
#

What's so terrible about it?

true hemlock
#

power draw

nocturne olive
#

Well it's a 3090

true hemlock
#

you're pushing 387A through it

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that's a lot even for a 3090

nocturne olive
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Whuh

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Well I've got no control over any of this

true hemlock
#

not sure i need elvyn to test it out

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3080 is not too far from a 3090

nocturne olive
#

I honestly have 0 idea what my 3090 is doing and why it's behaving like this

true hemlock
#

linux probably

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i think she overclocked her titan v to 2.3GHz before

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fun to look at huh

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volta architecture is old btw

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12nm process node

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ampere is 8nm but its samsung

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not tsmc

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so its shit

nocturne olive
#

So like, any idea how to fix this thingy?

true hemlock
#

tsmc 12nm has better voltage tolerance and current draw

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somewhat

true hemlock
#

usually for us with enterprise hardware we do firmware level tweaks

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something i do not recommend you to do

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since you already have a relatively low voltage though

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i'd recommend power limit

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if you want less heat

umbral thorn
#

:3

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1732MHz 725mV

true hemlock
#

black magic

nocturne olive
#

If I reduce the power limit it goes to very low frequencies

true hemlock
#

how low?

nocturne olive
#

I feel like this LACT thing isn't working quite right

uneven pulsar
#

I'm back again

true hemlock
#

how much reduction in watts and how low of a frequency

uneven pulsar
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What are u talking about?

true hemlock
#

something beyond your comprehension

uneven pulsar
#

NO WHAT VOLTAGE OR ECT IM GETTING CONFUSED ONE GUY SAID 1777 MZ
NOW U
@true hemlock

true hemlock
#

i think we have an LLM let lose

nocturne olive
#

Weirdly just displaying the info of my other GPU in LACT made it also behave weirdly

true hemlock
umbral thorn
uneven pulsar
nocturne olive
obsidian mantle
#

how does it work? less voltage more frequency?

uneven pulsar
true hemlock
#

losing only 50MHz over 90W reduction is pretty good.

nocturne olive
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It also loses like 0.1V

uneven pulsar
#

@nocturne olive have u tryed this method
Msi and bios

nocturne olive
#

That doesn't work in Linux land

true hemlock
#

yeah that's firmware level because its more related to the MOSFETs

uneven pulsar
#

Bye again 👋 today is very busy day

nocturne olive
#

So not the driver being weird then?

true hemlock
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yeah

nocturne olive
#

Just the MSI Gaming X trio being weird

true hemlock
#

actually try more power limit

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250W

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220W

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200W

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while doing the clock offset (overclock)

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it could give you performance boost compared to stock with way lower power draw

nocturne olive
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250W goes to 1300MHz
220W goes to 1GHz
200W goes to 0.8GHz

true hemlock
#

ah

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then yeah 280W would be the sweet spot

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i believe you overclocked it

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so that's currently the best you can have

nocturne olive
#

Gonna try a quick 275W too since that's my 4070Ti's

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Not too far off from 280W I guess, maybe one clock increment lower

obsidian mantle
#

is it dangerous to tweak these things

true hemlock
#

no

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unless if you for some reason overvolt

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then yeah its dangerous

nocturne olive
#

Eh guess I'll just run this at 280W

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With 250 MHz extra on core and 500MHz (divided by 2) extra on mem

true hemlock
#

overclocking by clock offset itself is never any dangerous btw
power limit/undervolt + clock offset makes your gpu run at better voltage curve so it has more performance for less power draw

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all of which are safe to tinker around

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what's not safe? overvolting

nocturne olive
#

And thus all my overclocks are either stock voltage or undervolt

obsidian mantle
#

so you can change power limit, voltage, and frequency?

true hemlock
#

that gives just tiny bit performance boost but you made it run more voltage and current through

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more heat, risk of voltage burn

nocturne olive
true hemlock
obsidian mantle
#

what happens when i increase clock

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does it want more voltage

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or power

nocturne olive
#

I guess if you increase the clock while keeping the power limit the same with a GPU that automatically changes the voltage it'll tend to use a lower voltage to keep the clock

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At least that's my guess

true hemlock
obsidian mantle
#

by taking more power or what

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and what do you mean "tries"

#

tries sounds like it can try but not succeed and remain on old clock

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or what is it

nocturne olive
#

At least I figured out how to prevent the GPU having an error crashing my entire system when I'm tracking the GPU state

true hemlock
# umbral thorn wait me mod curve maybe

@obsidian mantle
you have this kind of curve, which tells the GPU what clock should it run on specific voltage
if you set the clock offset higher, the GPU will attempt to run at higher clock on said voltage, and no, no extra power draw for this. only caveat is depending on your luck, there's a limit to how much clock speed you can run through a specific voltage

nocturne olive
true hemlock
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if you set the clock too high, the GPU or software running the GPU will crash and that's it, nothing dangerous

obsidian mantle
#

oh

nocturne olive
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If just I could actually access the curve thingy

true hemlock
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then usually you can undervolt

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or voltage limit

obsidian mantle
#

but superbox has no access to it

true hemlock
#

and then lastly power limit

obsidian mantle
#

do you need editable firmware for that

nocturne olive
#

It just doesn't seem to be available on Linux

true hemlock
#

eh, overclocking is technically also undervolting

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if you do it by offset

obsidian mantle
#

so you need to undervolt + overclock

true hemlock
#

yeah

obsidian mantle
#

and it will consume more power?

true hemlock
#

no

obsidian mantle
#

because more current?

true hemlock
#

it will consume less

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and give you performance

obsidian mantle
#

whats the downside

true hemlock
#

less voltage means less current

true hemlock
obsidian mantle
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make it x10 less voltage x10 more clock

true hemlock
#

just need some experiments

obsidian mantle
#

what stops

nocturne olive
#

Silicon quality stops

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It'll be unstable

obsidian mantle
#

so it will crash

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i see

true hemlock
nocturne olive
#

A crash doesn't damage the hardware though, so it's not unsafe

true hemlock
#

yeah

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its usually just software crash

nocturne olive
#

My GPU also crashed the system a couple times while I was tuning it (+400MHz would always instantly crash)

rigid snow
#

no it plane crash

sage crag
nocturne olive
#

I'll just let this thing run a 1h stress-test and do other stuff in the meantime

true hemlock
#

the best way to do it is try to set the overclock offset up first. you can try +200MHz then if its stable during stress test, go higher. if not, go lower

after you get your highest offset, you can power limit

there you go, more performance with less power draw, just don't power limit too much

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its fairly easy to do

obsidian mantle
#

thonk but it feels like if you hit the clock limit, decreasing voltage will make that "stable limit" unstable again

true hemlock
#

nope

obsidian mantle
#

and you will have to decrease clock too

true hemlock
#

the offset increases the overall curve

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so it applies to every single voltage value

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lets say at 700mV your GPU can do 1200MHz on stock. and at 1.1V it can do 1.8GHz

if you successfully did an offset of +200MHz, at 700mV it can run at 1400MHz while at 1.1V it can run at 2GHz

#

so its pretty adaptive on the voltage curve itself. after all its just a curve offset, not a "force clock speed" kind of scenario

obsidian mantle
#

lets say 600mV and 1400mhz

true hemlock
#

no, it will run on the set curve

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in my example, if you decreased from 1.1V to 0.7V, it'll run at 1400MHz instead of 2GHz

obsidian mantle
#

waait a second

true hemlock
#

yeah

#

there you go

obsidian mantle
#

oohhh

true hemlock
#

so overclocking offset just increases or decreases the overall curve

lament igloo
#

tf is she staring at me for skull_erm

obsidian mantle
#

so you first find the actual clock limit of your gpu.
then you move voltage across the curve to find the sweet spot when power consumption is not crazy but it still has more clock than stock

true hemlock
#

yeah

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and the clock limit is based on the voltage for each value

#

hence a curve

obsidian mantle
obsidian mantle
true hemlock
#

my 4070 super did able to run at 3.2GHz at some point with slight overvolt

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1.125V

opaque sigil
#

that's a lot of effort, i just lower the power limit good enoughneurolingSlep

true hemlock
#

its just literally

obsidian mantle
#

and how is overvolting done? you check power consumption? and you know for example "it will burn if 0.5A goes through it"

true hemlock
#

drag the offset for clock

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then power limit

true hemlock
#

but you usually can do up to 100mV safety

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just that

obsidian mantle
#

shouldnt power limit fix the danger here glueless

true hemlock
#

nope

#

high voltage risk voltage burn

obsidian mantle
#

oh so its not only about current right

true hemlock
#

also risk more current on specific point of the die

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means more aggressive hotspot

obsidian mantle
#

ok so easy guide to overclocking:

  1. find max clock when it doesnt crash
  2. check power consumption and add +0.1 voltage
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for max performance

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or undervolt for best power/clock ratio

true hemlock
#

you won't get any noticeable performance difference though with overvolt

#

which is why i recommended power limit more

nocturne olive
#

Well hopefully the 90W power reduction I got will work to keep my CPU from exploding before my AIO some day hopefully gets out of limbo

true hemlock
obsidian mantle
#

why would you ever overclock at all then, it looks like it must cause too much power consumption and cannot be a sweetspot

true hemlock
#

i think you can set a PL of 210W on the 4070Ti

nocturne olive
#

That one's unstable with any increase in the core clock

true hemlock
#

and as i said

obsidian mantle
#

oh i meant overvolt

true hemlock
#

overvolting is useless

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unless if you're crazy like me

obsidian mantle
#

its about that 1% you talked before

#

i see

nocturne olive
true hemlock
#

extreme overclocking 4070 super with liquid nitrogen cooling

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make it beat 4090 scores in cinebench

#

i officially have the 4090 12GB chat glueless

obsidian mantle
#

you do that? neuroPogHD

true hemlock
#

yeah i did last time

stray dragon
#

number go up

true hemlock
#

even did overclocking on my i9 13900 engineering sample. hit 7.9GHz short burst then sustained 7.6GHz

#

placed my score on the vulkan triangle benchmark on huge margin above second place

obsidian mantle
nocturne olive
#

I'm still waiting on my AIO to find out what clock my CPU will be able to run

true hemlock
#

yeah i did 7.9GHz CPU and 5366MT/s ddr4 CL11 ram on a samsung B die kit

obsidian mantle
#

default ddr5 is 4800 neurOMEGALUL

true hemlock
#

lower cas latency than ddr5 aswell

obsidian mantle
#

whats the difference between MT/s and mhz

#

oh its because

true hemlock
#

ddr

obsidian mantle
#

its actually 0.5mhz

true hemlock
#

double data rate

obsidian mantle
#

yeye i remember now

true hemlock
#

5366MT/s at CL11 is like 4ns latency btw

#

for comparison, 3200MT/s on CL16, which is typical for ddr4 is 10ns

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and 6000MT/s on CL30 on ddr5 as well. 10ns

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in theory that 5366MT/s CL11 would perform way better in games

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but its still at the end of the day a "pushing to its limit" overclocking

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would degrade the hardware quick

nocturne olive
#

That's some insane mem speed
Meanwhile my mem can't even run 4000

true hemlock
#

my 4x16GB runs on 4000MT/s CL19

nocturne olive
true hemlock
#

or higher cl i forgot

#

wait

nocturne olive
#

3800 runs fine though

true hemlock
#

maybe CL22

stray dragon
#

my 4x48gb ddr5 runs at 3600 MT/s :(

nocturne olive
true hemlock
#

pfffttt

stray dragon
#

new motherboard should hopefully fix

true hemlock
#

2dpc ddr5 moment

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nah

#

its just how 2dpc works

#

questions though

nocturne olive
true hemlock
stray dragon
stray dragon
#

oh

true hemlock
#

B650 and B850 are both mid range

#

you'll get no difference lol

#

there's not even any difference in the chipset itself

stray dragon
#

i'll test it and then return it i suppose

true hemlock
#

but yeah who knows

#

if you can return, nice

stray dragon
#

ye i made sure to get ebay listing with free returns

#

only some time wasted if it fails

true hemlock
#

or is it a separate 2 stick kit

stray dragon
#

let me post my build

true hemlock
#

yeah that explains it

nocturne olive
#

Yep explains the speed

stray dragon
nocturne olive
#

DDR5 does not like the sticks coming from separate kits

nocturne olive
#

Like really doesn't like it

true hemlock
#

even if its the same exact kit, slight difference from different batch production would make it unstable running on different kits

nocturne olive
#

And that's how you end up with DDR5 that runs at DDR4 speeds

stray dragon
#

well there goes that server speedup idea

true hemlock
#

in @fast pagoda 's case he got super lucky lmao

nocturne olive
#

And Azaka got really unlucky with the RAM only running 3000 MT/s

stray dragon
#

buying new ddr5 at this time would be... painful

nocturne olive
#

Most optimally you'd probably want 2x64GB

true hemlock
#

i have an unused 2x32GB kit lmao

stray dragon
#

i have enough spare parts to build a spare pc

nocturne olive
#

Meanwhile I have no DDR5 compatible systems

true hemlock
#

she gets the threadripper

nocturne olive
#

She sure does like the Threadripper

true hemlock
#

when you have a whole threadripper system just sitting around your room unused

#

lmao

nocturne olive
#

Seems like she runs the Threadripper at like 4GHz

#

Not sure if that's typical, high or low

fast pagoda
#

mixing kits without the same model number is not bueno, always has been

obsidian mantle
#

what causes this incompatibility of different pairs of same ram?
wouldnt it be possible for 2 ram sticks from same pair have problems with compatibility?
or they literally get a pile of sticks and then make pairs from them testing each pair for compatibility

fast pagoda
#

i still don't think i'm quite as lucky as y'all are implying lmao it doesn't seem to be as bad of an issue with 9000, certainly not to the extent 7000 had the issues, ive never seen anyone even talk about a 9000 series get limited anywhere much under 5600

nocturne olive
nocturne olive
#

Different kits may have different micro-timings

fast pagoda
#

does intel have this issue? mixing kits i mean, their controller is superior and obviously they run faster speeds in general but

nocturne olive
#

Intel has the same issues I think but it's more tolerant

fast pagoda
#

i just don't believe it's that horrible of a problem after the fiasco of 7000's messed up default "official" max of 5200 MT/s and overall unstable controller in general, that to me is far more of the issue but it's mostly isolated to that series

nocturne olive
#

GPU stress-test be like

fast pagoda
#

yes 9000 uses the "same" controller for io but the IF stability seems to have been very much the issue

stray dragon
fast pagoda
#

yes

stray dragon
#

at least that server speedup option is still open

fast pagoda
#

intel has like officially supported over 8000 MT/s

nocturne olive
stray dragon
#

not keen on spending $500 for that though lol

fast pagoda
nocturne olive
#

Intel has a better memory controller but let's not assume it's quite magically good

nocturne olive
fast pagoda
#

well if they're different sets then yes it's gonna be rough

#

if they are the same kit part number with the same modules it should be aight though, even if it was 2 separate kits of the same ram

stray dragon
nocturne olive
#

Unfortunately that's not how DDR5 works

stray dragon
#

yeah i'm learning that now

nocturne olive
#

Azaka learned it the hard way too, two kits of the same model at 3000 MT/s

stray dragon
#

ouch

nocturne olive
#

That's lower than my DDR4 which runs at 3800

stray dragon
#

google searches on this issue are really uninformative

fast pagoda
stray dragon
fast pagoda
#

oh right i forgot i had the wrong syntax and i just mindlessly copied what i already had in my terminal session one sec lol

stray dragon
#

entirely fair

fast pagoda
#

sudo dmidecode --type memory spd

#

you should get an output from each stick

stray dragon
#

yep

fast pagoda
#

it's not going to tell you what the actual modules are though unfortunately

#

but it will at least confirm if they are all reporting the same part number+voltages etc etc

nocturne olive
#

Part number means nothing on DDR5

fast pagoda
#

it just means you can't tell what module it is, just like has always been true

#

the spd info you'd want to tell that is behind other stuff so you can't really get to it

umbral thorn
nocturne olive
#

What's this silliness you got there Elvyn?

umbral thorn
#

1650Mhz 725mV

nocturne olive
#

Sil

#

Definitely better than my 3090

#

And then there's my 4070Ti which doesn't overclock at all

fast pagoda
#

you can also run an expo retrain if you have similar sticks that weren't matched from factory (depends on the board what it's called, but it might be called context restore, or expo retrain, goofy stuff)
if your am5 board suddenly sits there for 15 mins twhen you go to boot it's probably running a retrain of the tunable parameters to try and keep the sticks tuned

#

not that it does that much

#

can help though

stray dragon
#

guessing it's just a case of mismatched something or other between the two pairs

fast pagoda
#

4 slots in general is a noticably lower chance of working at full speed already especially on 7000 series

stray dragon
#

yep

fast pagoda
#

and that kit started at 5200 so it wasn't exactly starting at a superfast baseline (although 5200 was the highest "officially supported" speed on 7000)

nocturne olive
stray dragon
#

unfortunate

fast pagoda
#

but yeah they have nothing in common there either so likely made maybe not even in the same place lol

stray dragon
#

thanks newegg!!

nocturne olive
#

What's the serials on those like?

fast pagoda
#

yeah i did earlier they looked similar and I was about to grab em

stray dragon
#

where would you even find a 4x kit from the same batch for a reasonable price

fast pagoda
#

nowhere

#

because no ddr5 is reasonably priced rn

nocturne olive
#

Just get 2x64GB if you need speed and capacity guaranteed

stray dragon
nocturne olive
#

Why though?

true hemlock
nocturne olive
#

What do you need 192GB for?

#

That 128GB can't do

stray dragon
silent cloak
#

trying to make the rendering in my engine platform agnostic

stray dragon
#

general silliness, yes

nocturne olive
#

Well looks like DDR5 in Finland has also skyrocketed in price

#

Great, just great

true hemlock
#

again, blame open ai

#

i fucking wish they went bankrupt

fast pagoda
#

each pair's power management ID is different so they are at the very least differing in that spot which isnt the modules but does to me point to not exactly made in the same batch, possible still same production location and around the same time still though. the serials on 2 of them are similar, the other 2 less so but still seems to be the same batch probably (obviously, because they were matched)

nocturne olive
#

Guess I won't be building any new PCs any time soon

true hemlock
#

HOW THE FUCK

#

HOW

#

HOW THE FUCK

fast pagoda
#
DIMM 0 (Channel A)
  Serial: AC5F53F6
  Model: G.SKILL F5-6000J3040G32G
  Capacity: 32 GB
  Speed: 6000 MT/s
  Voltage: 1.1 V
  Rank: 2
  PMIC ID: Bank 12, Hex 0x10

DIMM 1 (Channel A)
  Serial: 6D5EC9FF
  Model: G.SKILL F5-6000J3040G32G
  Capacity: 32 GB
  Speed: 6000 MT/s
  Voltage: 1.1 V
  Rank: 2
  PMIC ID: Bank 12, Hex 0x10

DIMM 0 (Channel B)
  Serial: E552FDF6
  Model: G.SKILL F5-6000J3040G32G
  Capacity: 32 GB
  Speed: 6000 MT/s
  Voltage: 1.1 V
  Rank: 2
  PMIC ID: Bank 11, Hex 0x8C

DIMM 1 (Channel B)
  Serial: E95E63F4
  Model: G.SKILL F5-6000J3040G32G
  Capacity: 32 GB
  Speed: 6000 MT/s
  Voltage: 1.1 V
  Rank: 2
  PMIC ID: Bank 11, Hex 0x8C
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it seems i did at least match the kits to the same channels

true hemlock
#

what the fuck is elvyn doing

#

2250mhz on an ampere chip

nocturne olive
#

Sillying clearly

stray dragon
#

sillytime

true hemlock
#

na bro that can't be real

#

i never even hit beyond 2135MHz on any ampere chip

#

even with overvolt

#

i take back my words with ampere being a relatively shit process node

nocturne olive
#

Elvyn can make literally any chip seem insane

#

If I let Elvyn tune my PC it'd probably perform better while also not overheating

true hemlock
#

this mf kept doing black magic istg

#

first she gets 230ms latency from Australia to an EU server

#

with some trickery i don't even get to know

#

then mf runs minecraft at 248 chunk render... at reasonable 20-38 fps

silent cloak
#

that used to be easy before the new world gen

true hemlock
#

she did it on 1.21.1

silent cloak
#

yeah that system i used was from 2016

#

i now use it as a server

#

because it runs a highly modded NVIDIA card

nocturne olive
#

Yep Elvyn would definitely find some black magic way to make my PC not overheat without losing performance

true hemlock
#

this shit

silent cloak
#

its also due to her not running on neuromorphic hardware

nocturne olive
silent cloak
#

otherwise the model wouldnt nearly need as much

#

(its inefficient to run them on normal GPU and CPUs)

nocturne olive
true hemlock
#

her pc i mean

nocturne olive
#

Well I was talking about my PC

fast pagoda
#

im going to know so much dumb shit about ddr5 when im done figuring out who the tf made me modules

true hemlock
#

she tuned the threadripper to be able to pull 351W

fast pagoda
#

exciting stuff

true hemlock
#

on that one small noctua cooler alone

nocturne olive
#

My PC is majorly thermals limited

true hemlock
#

70C

silent cloak
#

im planning on giving my server some new internals soon

#

still deciding on what CPU

#

im only willing to spend a few grand

nocturne olive
stray dragon
true hemlock
true hemlock
nocturne olive
fast pagoda
true hemlock
silent cloak
# true hemlock huh what kind of server

I have one for some AI, I have another for home storage, I have another that runs an ARR Suite, and I have a experimental neuromorphic system for running SNN models (because they suck so bad on normal hardware)

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threadripper pro (wx) 9965wx is in that range as well

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$2500ish

silent cloak
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i dont need a custom GPU this time

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so i can go far cheaper

stray dragon
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nocturne olive
# true hemlock

Yep Elvyn indeed does black magic on thermals
I need such magic if my AIO doesn't decide to get out of limbo some day soon

true hemlock
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otherwise its far more A than I

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do u run neuromorphic hardware?

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V100 works though

silent cloak
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there are new cheaper chips coming out

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if u want to run SNN and have it be efficient u should look into them

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otherwise u have to waste alot of power just to get them to run on normal hardware

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essentially "emulating" them

fast pagoda
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i have still not looked into much about how SNNs are implemented other than high level so curious, does that recent "matrix math running hella fuckin ffast on analogue chips" help snns at all or do they say frick matrices and it's not needed

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not well documented + my algo is shit Sadge

silent cloak
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some chips u can get for like $500

true hemlock
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so u can play with them

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get a feel for them before upgrading

true hemlock
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but sometimes depending on your variation you still need them

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oh btw vanilla SNN doesn't come with synaptic plasticity

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in fact vanilla SNN are useless

silent cloak
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some people use them just for power reasons

true hemlock
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this is why most snn library doesn't work well lol

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i mean its also because there is new meta every week

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on what is the best algorithm

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went from STDP to other shit

true hemlock
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exactly why vanilla snn doesn't work

fast pagoda
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nwero plasticity:

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i mean one day we will probably have a standard

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but its just like when ANNs were being developed

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there is no standard because some dude will publish a paper an hour after u finish making one showing u how an old method sucks and a new one is better

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but thats part of the research fun i suppose

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okay uh uh i got a question because i suck at coding and whisper n stuff
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how do i make a discord bot not leave vc instantly after it finally joins a vc
and how do i make it listen to whisper or llisten to background discord sounds

nocturne olive
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You need to connect to the sound socket

rustic crest
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cause right now it says that it joins a thing but then immediatly disconnects?

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it cant hear the client if thats what u mean

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unless u mean hearing other people in the VC which u can setup

umbral thorn
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most chips I have to contact people to get which sucks balls

true hemlock
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tell that to my monthly spending

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but yeah try out some neuromorphic hardware and watch ur electricity bill go down

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beep boop

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neuroWhat neuromorphic hardware?

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here are some example chips

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but there are plenty that arent on here

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of course the industry barely talks about them because of ANNs being so popular sadly

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do they have biological shit inside???

sage crag
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obsidian mantle
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oh

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SNNs work very different from ANNs (Neuro-sama, chatgpt, claude, etc)

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for some reason it felt like it does

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so specialized chips can run it FAR better and wayyyy cheaper than any ANN model out there