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That's an Asus Phoenix, and I believe it to be from the Geforce GTX 1600 line. Which one exactly is hard to say, but I think it might be the 1650 GDDR6 version since the heatsink fin orientation seems to match (the original 1650 and 1660 models had a radial fins coming from a central copper slug like an intel box cooler)
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Olewithmilk posted:Hi all, bit of a long shot but I'm looking at a PC on an auction website. I don't think the GPU is going to be a 4090 or anything, but can anyone work out what type it is from this admittedly lovely picture? My guess is it's an ASUS Phoenix GeForce GTX 1650 [OC Edition?] 4GB GDDR6 [V2?] Here's a video of the card at various angles, everything is a match: https://youtu.be/DPJhf2Et0_E?t=334 One of these: https://www.asus.com/us/motherboards-components/graphics-cards/phoenix/ph-gtx1650-o4gd6-p-v2/ https://www.asus.com/us/motherboards-components/graphics-cards/phoenix/ph-gtx1650-4gd6-p-v2/ https://www.asus.com/us/motherboards-components/graphics-cards/phoenix/ph-gtx1650-o4gd6/ edit: wasted my time, beaten hard HalloKitty fucked around with this message at 19:43 on May 8, 2023 |
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:That's an Asus Phoenix, and I believe it to be from the Geforce GTX 1600 line. Which one exactly is hard to say, but I think it might be the 1650 GDDR6 version since the heatsink fin orientation seems to match (the original 1650 and 1660 models had a radial fins coming from a central copper slug like an intel box cooler) It has to be earlier, NVIDIA requires “GEFORCE GTX” or RTX to be printed on the top. AMD followed similarly. 1050 maybe?
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May 8, 2023 19:40
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hobbesmaster posted:It has to be earlier, NVIDIA requires “GEFORCE GTX” or RTX to be printed on the top. AMD followed similarly. 1050 maybe? It has GEFORCE GTX printed on the side, it's just very much the same colour as the card itself so it's hard to see depending on the angle, it's absolutely the ASUS Phoenix 1650
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May 8, 2023 19:41
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hobbesmaster posted:It has to be earlier, NVIDIA requires “GEFORCE GTX” or RTX to be printed on the top. AMD followed similarly. 1050 maybe? It says Geforce GTX in dark grey lettering. After looking at some more Asus models, it's a perfect match for the Asus 1650 Phoenix (GDDR6). No other models match it exactly. This is using the shroud design from the 3060 Phoenix, but with "Geforce GTX" printed on it instead of RTX and it's using a cheaper (crappier) heatsink. There are no 1660 models like that, nor are there any older Phoenix models like this. edit: Doesn't have to be the OC version, it's just one of the 1650 G6 models. Dr. Video Games 0031 fucked around with this message at 19:45 on May 8, 2023 |
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May 8, 2023 19:42
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HalloKitty posted:It has GEFORCE GTX printed on the side Wow that is almost invisible on my phone. That’d point to a 1650.
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May 8, 2023 19:43
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I reverse image searched that image and I think you should bid on that bad boy.
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Thank you all! I was hoping it was a 30xx series card, but 1650 is worse than my current one. Great detective work! Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:I reverse image searched that image and I think you should bid on that bad boy. If I buy more computer parts for no good reason my partner will kill me.
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May 8, 2023 20:04
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hobbesmaster posted:It has to be earlier, NVIDIA requires “GEFORCE GTX” or RTX to be printed on the top. AMD followed similarly. 1050 maybe? 1050 didn't need additional power iirc. I originally thought 1050ti but I think the 1650 4GB suggestion might be correct. Edit: Whoa, late.
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Olewithmilk posted:Thank you all! I was hoping it was a 30xx series card, but 1650 is worse than my current one. Great detective work! lol how much is it?
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the winning bid was £101, which is really good for a low-end gaming pc of those specs, assuming it actually works. The memory was 8GB of DDR4, and I'm assuming that's an i3-10100 or something in there (though the actual model was unspecified).
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May 8, 2023 21:02
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Olewithmilk posted:If I buy more computer parts for no good reason my partner will kill me. Everybody knows computer parts are a great investment that appreciates in value over time 
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:the winning bid was £101, which is really good for a low-end gaming pc of those specs, assuming it actually works. The memory was 8GB of DDR4, and I'm assuming that's an i3-10100 or something in there. Oh yeah definitely say that’s a good deal.
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power crystals posted:Have you also tried at 0? What does HWINFO say your temps are for the various runs? And what kind of clock speed is it hitting for those tests? Compared to 0, the max and 16 thread scores are lower, the 8 and 4 are higher, and the single is basically identical. The highest clock I saw was 4.4K on Hwinfo. Highest temp it got to was 69.5C. It’s an X570 ITX board, I don’t know how to check when it was manufactured.
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hobbesmaster posted:Have you tested with PCIE3 mode? Even good PCIE4 risers can be questionable and that’s something that could impact overall stability. Not yet, so try to use pcie 3.0 mode with my 4.0 cable? Funny enough I moved another itx computer from a raijin tek itx case with riser cable to another matx and I had no problems
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Wonton posted:Not yet, so try to use pcie 3.0 mode with my 4.0 cable? It’d be an EMI or EMC issue so there’s little that you could convince me wouldn’t have a theoretical impact - anything from the bends in the cable, the WiFi channel you’re using, the outlet you have it plugged into, whether your AC is on, the phase of the moon… Honestly I’m shocked PCIE risers ever work at all.
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Olewithmilk posted:If I buy more computer parts for no good reason my partner will kill me.  : another package came in? what is it this time? : oh, you know... just... some... computer... stuff
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e: let they who have not had the above conversation...dkj posted:Compared to 0, the max and 16 thread scores are lower, the 8 and 4 are higher, and the single is basically identical. The highest clock I saw was 4.4K on Hwinfo. Highest temp it got to was 69.5C. Well you've got me, sorry. Undervolting it reducing the score makes it sound like it's somehow power limited rather than thermal which for a 5800X3D just seems wrong. If you try Prime95 small FFT how hot does it get? Mine even with a -25 CO and custom water cooling still hits like 90-95C in a few seconds. If yours stays cool that might mean something else is acting weird, but if it's hitting 4.4 that doesn't make sense either.
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Finally got around to trying Jedi Survivor, waited until they "patched" the PC performance and goddamn. 9700K and a 3080, running the game natively at 1440 Ultrawide looks like absolute crap with everything set to high. Everything is pixelated and looks like it's a sub 720p render that's been stretched. Turning on FSR makes the game look markedly better but doesn't gain any performance. Conversely, turning on raytracing barely impacts performance, maybe a 6-8% performance drop but my GPU and CPU actually get utilized (30-40% usage on both in rasterization but 75%+ when raytracing is enabled) 
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How do you make your shovelware unreal engine 4 game so much worse than all the other shovelware unreal engine 4 games, it's nuts
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Didn’t EA have their own amazing engine in dev? Frostbite, or whatever Battlefront was made in, I remember an impressive tech demo. Did they give up on that ? they famously had tons of trouble with non FPS games
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jisforjosh posted:Finally got around to trying Jedi Survivor, waited until they "patched" the PC performance and goddamn. 9700K and a 3080, running the game natively at 1440 Ultrawide looks like absolute crap with everything set to high. Everything is pixelated and looks like it's a sub 720p render that's been stretched. Supposedly there's a "bug" where if you disable FSR it just renders at 50% scaling even if you have Native selected...
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Didn’t EA have their own amazing engine in dev? Frostbite, or whatever Battlefront was made in, I remember an impressive tech demo. Did they give up on that ? they famously had tons of trouble with non FPS games Frostbite was notable early on for being a mess whenever they try to do something that isn't a Battlefield game in it, but they eventually forked it for the FIFA and Madden games and those are only mostly janky. The engine first showed up in 2008 with Battlefield: Bad Company and has been a flagship engine for in-house EA games since. It's when they started trying to do non-shooters in it that it rears its technical debt head. Anthem was the most notable fuckup related to Frostbite not being suitable for the game being developed in the past few years. Squadrons was also a bit of a fuckup but more for the fact that they couldn't keep it going for more than about four months. Dragon Age Inquisition was also a Frostbite game but it was relatively slow paced enough to be workable in those conditions.
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Frostbite actually looked really good - NFS Heat was especially a stand-out game that used it
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Wonton posted:Not yet, so try to use pcie 3.0 mode with my 4.0 cable? Definitely try pcie 3 mode.
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https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/1655821359438606336 lol at stringing people along with an 8 GB model before actually getting to the good stuff
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/1655821359438606336 nah sales are so abysmal/the reaction to 8GB is so unexpectedly negative that they have to send it out for manufacturing. they had no plan to do this and now they need hundreds of thousands of clamshell or T-topology PCBs made and manufactured and... how long does it take to have all of that done at a run? well manufacturing/shipping is at least a month, 2 months sounds about right for a "you started a half hour ago" crash timeline. it immediately leaked that this is the timeline/launch schedule, I bet. (now do the price... doesn't matter if that's stupid) Paul MaudDib fucked around with this message at 07:52 on May 9, 2023 |
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/1655821359438606336 nvidia, please fix your product stack so high end cards have more vram than the mid-range, for crying out loud HalloKitty fucked around with this message at 09:02 on May 9, 2023 |
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HalloKitty posted:nvidia, please fix your product stack so high end cards have more than the mid-range, for crying out loud What would it cost to pay a professional to desolder the 10gb VRAM on my 3080 and put 20gb on? Or is that locked behind BIOS or memory bus? I could have is was an option at some point. Once upon a time there was a company that would cheaply desolder a G3 processor from your Macbook and solder in a G4 and it worked.
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/1655821359438606336 The sooner GPUs start using non-binary RAM sizes, the better.
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Since the 4070Ti already exists and only has 12GB of VRAM what would a hypothetical 16GB edition be called? 4070TiTi? 4070Ti²? Or does the design even permit 16GB? I can't wait for it to cost $950.
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Former Human posted:Since the 4070Ti already exists and only has 12GB of VRAM what would a hypothetical 16GB edition be called? 4070TiTi? 4070Ti²? They’ve done multiple ram sizes with the same GPU die and name countless times over the years. It used to be the norm.
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HalloKitty posted:Definitely try pcie 3 mode. No luck, still have driver clashes  maybe I should junk my case and transfer it to a NR200P and swap in air cooling? Air cooling is quieter and long term more reliable than AIO imho
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congrats to nvidia for doing something goofier than the 3060 having 12GB
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nvidia also doing a diablo iv bundle now ... but the deal only lasts a month https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/1655875382627663872 https://twitter.com/VideoCardz/status/1655880419395477504 article link until they fix the tweet typo: https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-bundles-diablo-vi-with-geforce-rtx-40-series kliras fucked around with this message at 11:31 on May 9, 2023 |
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ConanTheLibrarian posted:The sooner GPUs start using non-binary RAM sizes, the better. look at amd with 20 and 24gb
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kliras posted:nvidia also doing a diablo iv bundle now ... but the deal only lasts a month I was gonna say that I should just get whatever 3 fan is available at MSRP since length is a nonissue and better cooling would provide more boosting headroom, but this 3 fan Gigabyte is actually slightly shorter than the Asus dual, which makes me think the Asus might actually cool better if it has more fan blade surface area? https://www.newegg.com/asus-geforce-rtx-4070-dual-rtx4070-o12g/p/N82E16814126638 https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-4070-gv-n4070wf3oc-12gd/p/N82E16814932611 Edit: somehow I missed this MSI. It’s longer but also thinner so I’m not sure about HSF capacity: https://www.newegg.com/msi-geforce-rtx-4070-rtx-4070-ventus-3x-12g-oc/p/N82E16814137789 Josh Lyman fucked around with this message at 11:41 on May 9, 2023 |
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