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1gnoirents posted:Lol I mean it happened but I couldnt remember her name anymore so that part wasnt real. Also the fact that opening a window 26 years ago started a chain reaction which blew shipping containers into the ocean yesterday was pretty unlikley how tf did you not get your own joke 
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DrDork posted:FWIW basically every modern car with a network connection is also collecting and sending telemetry on you, there's nothing you can do to stop it, it's far more likely to include information that could potentially implicate you in actual crimes (vs just public embarrassment over your poor gaming choices), and you get basically no benefit from doing so because it's only going to be used to make their next model better--which you're gonna get to pay full price for. The car with the most telemetry is a Tesla, which can actually figure out how much food you ate at a restaurant by measuring your weight in the driver's seat before and after. And they come standard with NVidia GPUs, coincidence?!
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Sniep posted:Not even a hint of crediting the original author of that joke from twitter do they Like in the lower left?
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mewse posted:Like in the lower left? derp. i was phoneposting earlier and i didnt see that part, now it's clear i've seen a comic similar to that before which didn't, props to that version of it for doing so.
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Paul MaudDib posted:AMD's next card is Vega 20, on 7nm and aimed at compute. So far it doesn't appear to be coming to the consumer market but I don't think that's an ironclad rule. Both AMD and NVIDIA have sold "compute cards" with FP64 disabled as consumer cards in the past - Tahiti, Hawaii, GK110, etc. I don't think the math favors taping out a whole new die just to take out the FP64, it doesn't hurt yields that much. Vega 20 will probably sample out or launch in December or so, with volume hitting over the first half of next year. Vega 20 is indeed a compute card; Navi is for gaming. Whether it will be a large, or small die? The answer is: most assuredly yes! We will see GPUs codenamed Navi in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Mostly because AMD got lazy with codenames. It's not a clean-sheet design, but you can expect all sorts of architectural enhancements, depending on which Navi you're talking about. I'm also skeptical that they'd manage to ship it by holiday season - it is possible, but I'd say the probability is low. lDDQD fucked around with this message at 02:20 on Sep 17, 2018 |
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Anime Schoolgirl posted:there's also poo poo like this that proves that GCN was already running clocks way beyond what it can actually support for eons I mean, there are worse engineering fortes! Dividing x86 into three broad categories of Laptops, Desktop, and Server, two of those categories are power-constrained, either by battery capacity, or trying to shove as much computing horsepower into a standard datacenter rack. As Intel has shown us over the past few decades, it's only on Desktop where the power is plentiful and can be "wasted" to overvolt chips and make them stable that power doesn't matter. So Zen doesn't overvolt quite as well as XXXX Lake, ehhhhhh. Frankly, I think we've all been due for a recalibration of reality is for a while now, as opposed to "reality as dictated by Intel", now that there's competition. SwissArmyDruid fucked around with this message at 11:26 on Sep 17, 2018 |
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According to TechPowerUp there are actually two variants of each Turing chip, e.g. TU102-400 is a low quality bin and cannot be factory overclocked, while TU102-400-A is a high bin that can be factory overclocked. Either version can be manually overclocked so it's similar to the 1070ti situation. Founders cards are using the superior -A chips.
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What's the process for mass binning graphics cards? Is some poor fellow just chucking one after another in a desktop and overclocking them one by one?
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Shrimp or Shrimps posted:What's the process for mass binning graphics cards? Pretty much but a robot does it.
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There are pretty good tools for profiling ASICs now, which is why we see everyone (well, other than Intel) helping themselves to all of the overclocking headroom. It only became cheap to profile this accurately sorta-recently.
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Center of the wafer is good, edge is cheap. Closer to the center usually clocks marginally better, you're looking at 5% performance differences for 20% costs differences. That may or may not be worth it to you, I want one of the 1,000 dollar non-binned 2080 tis, the 1,200 dollar one does nothing for me.
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wargames posted:Pretty much but a robot does it. Automation eradicating yet another job 
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Statutory Ape posted:how tf did you not get your own joke omg... im such a jackass
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They put the wafers on big ol heat sucking chucks and probe each die individually with giant rear end cards (seriously these things are bloody huge and heavy)
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we already know more about turings mesh shaders than we do about vegas primitive shaders, a year after vega launched lol
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Hardocp has some benchmarks from FFXV that were up briefly. Looks like the 2080 ti is twice as fast as a 1070 at 1440P
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incels interlinked posted:Hardocp has some benchmarks from FFXV that were up briefly. Looks like the 2080 ti is twice as fast as a 1070 at 1440P If those numbers hold, that'll should put the 2080Ti in the "consumer Titan with performance to actually justify the cost" category (25%ish performance boost over 2080 / 30% over the 1080ti, for 40-50% higher price). Whether it's worth it at 4K will probably hinge on whether DLSS is good enough to give the 2080 solid 4k/60+ performance as well. Stickman fucked around with this message at 02:52 on Sep 18, 2018 |
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Sep 18, 2018 00:39
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Ok it's thoroughly the 17th now, so where are the reviews
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Devils Affricate posted:Ok it's thoroughly the 17th now, so where are the reviews 19th
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Devils Affricate posted:Ok it's thoroughly the 17th now, so where are the reviews Pushed back to the 19th for the 2080 and 2080 Ti. Drivers only finally got released a couple days ago.
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That's amazing. I'm going to love watching how, suddenly, power drain isn't important again.
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This story was posted yesterday. Not last year, yesterday. https://www.techradar.com/news/amd-boasts-that-rx-vega-64-comfortably-overtakes-gtx-1080-in-forza-horizon-4-benchmark
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codo27 posted:This story was posted yesterday. Not last year, yesterday. Finewine drivers from AMD.
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Truga posted:That's amazing. Beginning to feel a lot better about the 850W Seasonic Titanium PSU I just bought to replace my old PSU and anchor my new build.
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I remember goons telling me that buying a PSU above 650W made no sense whatsoever when I asked. I ended up getting a 750W just to take the advice and add a little extra, mainly because the price difference made it a might-as-well. But this was a Plat/Tita PSU, not some Copper-tier PSU which probably helps a bit too. ufarn fucked around with this message at 12:57 on Sep 18, 2018 |
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Beginning to feel a lot better about the 850W Seasonic Titanium PSU I just bought to replace my old PSU and anchor my new build. I'm looking at upgradings to the 2080ti with the step up program and currently have a 750w in my build, will I be possible to the limit with that card?
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Bruxism posted:I'm looking at upgradings to the 2080ti with the step up program and currently have a 750w in my build, will I be possible to the limit with that card? Probably not even close. Figure a theoretical max TDP of a 2080Ti of 300W. Stephen from GN was sort of hinting that the Ti's going to be a hot card in his cooler teardown video, but we won't know for sure until the reviews. I figure there has to be a reason for the 2.5-2.75 slot coolers. I don't see many people "NVLink"ing this time around, either.
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Bruxism posted:I'm looking at upgradings to the 2080ti with the step up program and currently have a 750w in my build, will I be possible to the limit with that card?
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Probably not even close. Figure a theoretical max TDP of a 2080Ti of 300W. Stephen from GN was sort of hinting that the Ti's going to be a hot card in his cooler teardown video, but we won't know for sure until the reviews. I figure there has to be a reason for the 2.5-2.75 slot coolers. Whew! What's the solution to gpu running hot? More intake fans? My last concern is this thing fitting inside my case ( fractal define r5). I'm sure it won't be a problem but those cards look huge in pictures.
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I find that bigger fans help a lot, switch out the stock ones with x25 or even x38 ones and it's much cooler without getting louder. Turns a 3 slot card into a 4-5 slot one though.
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In an non overclocked ITX system with only SSD storage you think I could squeeze by with running the 2080ti with 600 watts (Corsair SF600)? Is the 2080ti expected to use more power than the 1080ti?
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As long as it's not out of warranty, yes and yes. If the warranty is gone or almost gone I'd want a new power supply because of age wear, if it's only a year or two old my overclocked 1080 and 5820k with drives and fans, etc, only hit 500 watts.
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craig588 posted:As long as it's not out of warranty, yes and yes. If the warranty is gone or almost gone I'd want a new power supply because of age wear, if it's only a year or two old my overclocked 1080 and 5820k with drives and fans, etc, only hit 500 watts. how do i tell how many watts are being pulled?
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https://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU I wouldn't trust it down to the watt, but it's close enough for by 10 watts. It's pretty large too, I have mine permanently plugged into a short extension cord because it doesn't fit into a lot of places. It's really cheap and "good enough" for most testing though. Make sure you test with the CPU/GPU/drives loaded, when idle my PC drops to like 40 watts. craig588 fucked around with this message at 14:18 on Sep 18, 2018 |
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Bruxism posted:Whew! What's the solution to gpu running hot? More intake fans? My last concern is this thing fitting inside my case ( fractal define r5). I'm sure it won't be a problem but those cards look huge in pictures. The proper solution is a G10/12 + AIO. Buy it once, slap it on every card NVidia releases for years, buy whatever card's on sale and never have to worry about the quality of HSF/cooling solutions again.
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Bruxism posted:Whew! What's the solution to gpu running hot? More intake fans? My last concern is this thing fitting inside my case ( fractal define r5). I'm sure it won't be a problem but those cards look huge in pictures. Unless your case has completely terrible airflow, it'll just run at slightly lower clocks.
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So any reason the pre order cards from nvidia have a ship date of early October instead of this week?
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Aeka 2.0 posted:So any reason the pre order cards from nvidia have a ship date of early October instead of this week?
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