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Chill la Chill posted:I haven’t done the new egg shuffle before but do you sign up for as many products as you want and can buy as many as you win or can you only buy one product (but enter for as many as you’d like) per shuffle? You sign up to get a check mark in a few hours saying you don't get to buy anything.
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Kunabomber posted:You pronounce it "tai-teyneeuhm" not "tee-ai-teyneeuhm" Wait seriously? I’ve actually never heard somebody say it out loud I guess. I always assumed it was pronounced “tit-tay-nee-um”.
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:Wait seriously? I’ve actually never heard somebody say it out loud I guess. I always assumed it was pronounced “tit-tay-nee-um”. It depends which side of the pond you're on.
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Jun 4, 2021 17:14
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Kunabomber posted:You pronounce it "tai-teyneeuhm" not "tee-ai-teyneeuhm" lol
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Jun 4, 2021 17:16
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King of Solomon posted:You sign up to get a check mark in a few hours saying you don't get to buy anything. *NO DOGS ALLOOOOWED*
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Jun 4, 2021 17:16
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BurritoJustice posted:Now that you can memory pool over NVLink with consumer cards a pair of 3090s can actually be really sweet for certain workloads. 48GB of fast memory for less than an A6000 [cackles in thai]
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Jun 4, 2021 17:17
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Paul MaudDib posted:also it's been extremely amusing watching everyone realize it's pronounced tie and not tee aii Yeah but that’s not really been the case. Here is the 2080 Ti announcement https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=193&v=m-hoDG0Lpa8 I mean they are really bad made up names anyway but Nvidia themselves have definitely not been consistent. Tee-Eye is slightly less dumb than Tye to me though, personally.
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Jun 4, 2021 17:19
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Cygni posted:Yeah but that’s not really been the case. Here is the 2080 Ti announcement  vanishes in a puff of jensen
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Jun 4, 2021 17:21
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Tbh why do they even still have “GeForce” in there with everything being RTX now. Seems like nows the time to just go to “Nvidia RTX 3080” and drop that poo poo outta there
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Jun 4, 2021 17:29
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It works as an overarching brand name for all their gaming products, since that now includes GeForce Experience and GeForce Now as well. Like their professional graphics cards like the Titan and Quadro don't have GeForce in the name but do still say RTX.
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Jun 4, 2021 17:32
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mutata posted:lol gently caress the queen, we speak the right way
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Jun 4, 2021 17:33
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Nvidia Gee-forccé
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Jun 4, 2021 17:33
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Puget Systems already did a system with four now-extinct Gigabyte blower 3090s and didn't need NVLink. Now I want to make a Convair B-36 Peacemaker themed PC with 6 fans and 4 GPUs. Six turning, four burning
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Jun 4, 2021 17:37
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That's a soft G as in Ghee Force. Also RTX is pronounced like "rickets"
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Jun 4, 2021 17:37
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E: read bad
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Jun 4, 2021 17:38
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I never had a blower GPU. Are they really that loud? I have a blower fan I use around the house and it is much quieter than an axial box fan while moving considerably more air.
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Jun 4, 2021 17:41
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gradenko_2000 posted:Wait till you try and investigate what GTX stands for!
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Jun 4, 2021 17:42
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Shifty Pony posted:I never had a blower GPU. Are they really that loud? I have a blower fan I use around the house and it is much quieter than an axial box fan while moving considerably more air. the issue with blower gpus is, blower is a single 60-80mm fan vs 2 or 3 120mm fans for open heatsinks. it has to spin way faster to move the same amount of air, and there's less space for the heatsink so it has to move more air
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Jun 4, 2021 17:46
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Shifty Pony posted:I never had a blower GPU. Are they really that loud? I have a blower fan I use around the house and it is much quieter than an axial box fan while moving considerably more air. in a GPU context it means you have one fan doing the work that on other models is done by two or three, so yes, it needs to run much much faster and as such is louder. it's not the kind of fan technology it refers to how one fan blows through and over the PCB and vents out of the case. e: beaten
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WHAT DO YOU MEAN BLOWERS ARE TOO LOUD, I CAN BARELY HEAR THEM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvBeCSaaDxA
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Jun 4, 2021 17:53
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repiv posted:WHAT DO YOU MEAN BLOWERS ARE TOO LOUD, I CAN BARELY HEAR THEM Oh god it's about to take off
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Jun 4, 2021 17:56
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The step up for the 3080 TI FTW3 ($1399.99) is up if anyone was considering hopping off the 3090 step up ship now that it seems slow.
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mysteryberto posted:The step up for the 3080 TI FTW3 ($1399.99) is up if anyone was considering hopping off the 3090 step up ship now that it seems slow. I was able to get in much much later in the day Wondering how long the queue is at this point
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Jun 4, 2021 18:37
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Finally in the auto notify queue for the 3080 TI; I don't think I could go with a non EVGA card after hearing about how amazing their support is so I skipped today's shuffle, and my only regret is that I didn't buy the extended warranty on my 3080 from them. I still have 6 weeks before I get my computer so if by some chance I get a notification I'm guessing I can sell my unopened 3080 for the $1400. If I don't get one I can roll with the non TI and do this all over again in four years.
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Jun 4, 2021 18:58
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two unrelated things I wanted to comment on: 1. GeForce Now lets you play Victoria 2 on it, but since that particular game doesn't support cloud saves, it doesn't actually work since you can never carry-over your saved games from session to the next. That's not really GFN's fault except that maybe don't let a game onto your platform when Paradox never programmed it to work properly within the context you're trying to use it in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD6vhg7iqPY 2. AMD's RX 6800M[obile], which is based on the same silicon as the RX 6700 XT for the desktop, is apparently quite good - punching over the RTX 3070 Mobile and usually right behind the RTX 3080 Mobile. However it seems AMD is still getting screwed over on OEM fuckery where the laptop that's getting shopped-around to reviewers has slow RAM and suffers a performance penalty from coursing the display through the iGPU
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repiv posted:WHAT DO YOU MEAN BLOWERS ARE TOO LOUD, I CAN BARELY HEAR THEM YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO SPEAK LOUDER SON I CAN BARELY HEAR YOU OVER THE BLOWER. IT'S ACTUALLY QUITE LOUD.
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Jun 4, 2021 19:32
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Imagine a server room full of em.
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Cygni posted:Yeah but that’s not really been the case. Here is the 2080 Ti announcement Still though, it's the atomic symbol for Titanium. So unless people pronounce titanium as Tee-Eye-tanium... well, I guess some probably do, hah. Edit: Realized this had actually been brought upon the prior page. Hasturtium posted:But again, when referring to elemental abbreviations or simple compounds, it's common practice to spell individual letters for clarification, like KCl as "kay cee ell." By the time this is all done it'll be at LEAST as dumb as how to pronounce GIF... When I was taking materials science courses, spelling out the atomic symbol by the symbol letters, was only common for those elements whose symbols were not easily discerned from their current name, such as lead, silver, etc. Even then, most people preferred to just refer to the full name and not spell out the symbol. Canned Sunshine fucked around with this message at 20:16 on Jun 4, 2021 |
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SourKraut posted:Still though, it's the atomic symbol for Titanium. So unless people pronounce titanium as Tee-Eye-tanium... well, I guess some probably do, hah. In English, you don't pronounce the H for hydrogen as "huh" because thats how your start the word hydrogen. And going the other direction, you dont call lead Pblead. The abbreviation on the table of the elements (and the history behind them) doesn't necessarily tell you how to pronounce things in English. And yeah, Nvidia themselves called it "Tee-Eye" for years, regardless of whatever the dumb marketing reason for it. Its not like it actually means anything.
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Vintersorg posted:Imagine a server room full of em. Yeah, one of the incidentals for being a data center worker is pro-grade earpro. Even then I've heard the rates of tinnitus are off the charts.
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SourKraut posted:Still though, it's the atomic symbol for Titanium. So unless people pronounce titanium as Tee-Eye-tanium... well, I guess some probably do, hah. I would say that I'm team tee-eye but I did some work with titanium nitride thin-films a few years ago and always referred to it as "tie-nitride" repiv posted:WHAT DO YOU MEAN BLOWERS ARE TOO LOUD, I CAN BARELY HEAR THEM Still quieter than a lab full of vacuum pumps that's for sure. On the bright side, I don't have to worry about buying expensive audio equipment. Hell, I can barely tell when my 3090's at 60% fan speed vs 20%
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The Grumbles posted:That's a soft G as in Ghee Force. Also RTX is pronounced like "rickets" No, the X in RTX is like in "xmas". it's pronounced "Arty Christ"
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if people want a second opinion on graphics card noise i'll happily volunteer to subject one of those 3090s to extensive testing
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I knew the chip shortage was bad but I didn't know it was "a new car may only ship with 1 key remote fob" bad
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Cygni posted:In English, you don't pronounce the H for hydrogen as "huh" because thats how your start the word hydrogen. And going the other direction, you dont call lead Pblead. The abbreviation on the table of the elements (and the history behind them) doesn't necessarily tell you how to pronounce things in English. I wasn't referring to the inconsistencies for how nVidia pronounced, because there definitely have been inconsistencies. And sure, obviously the symbols don't always convey how it's pronounced, but we used titanium a lot in some of our research and everyone just says "Titanium" and not "Tee-eye" regardless of what non-elemental science goons want to call it. But honestly... I don't really care, but calling it "Thai" if that's what someone wants to do, is fine. Just like if someone wants to call it a 3080 "Titanium". Shipon posted:I would say that I'm team tee-eye but I did some work with titanium nitride thin-films a few years ago and always referred to it as "tie-nitride" Yeah, me personally, I just call the cards as Tee-eye or Titanium myself. But I can see the reasoning for "Thai".
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Zil posted:I see that one Microsoft error message dev found new work. 
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I've always read it as in Spanish, like 'para ti' or something
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Cygni posted:Yeah but that’s not really been the case. Here is the 2080 Ti announcement Now I'm nostalgic for a time when a really good GPU went for less than $500  Vintersorg posted:Imagine a server room full of em. Would probably sound like a server room, more or less.
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Barry Foster posted:I've always read it as in Spanish, like 'para ti' or something yes, as in "for titanium"
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