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The year is 2025. ATX12VO has been adopted by the entire PC industry. The modern enthusiast PC now has a 6-pin power connector to the motherboard and a 24-pin to the graphics card
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FuturePastNow posted:The year is 2025. ATX12VO has been adopted by the entire PC industry. The modern enthusiast PC now has a 6-pin power connector to the motherboard and a 24-pin to the graphics card Might as well just give us a separate outlet plug and cable so we can plug the video card directly into our UPS/wall already. :P
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jiffynuts posted:Might as well just give us a separate outlet plug and cable so we can plug the video card directly into our UPS/wall already. :P 
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I want the 3090ti to fly out of left field and include a PCIe 16x 5.0 slot to coincide with Alder Lake. That'd be an interesting comparison. Other rumours I'm seeing are a new PCB with 2Gb GDDR6X which allows single sided memory, and no NVLINK so rip memory pooling for large datasets and the sick extra SLI frames in Sniper Zombie Army (or whatever).
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And now my watch is ended. The PSU came bundled with it which is nice since I needed a new one for the GPU anyway. I read it's a quality one, too.
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Nvidia GTC is November 8-11 and has a Jensen keynote on 11/9. Wouldnt surprise me to hear them announce products that formally support PCIe 5 / CXL. GTC is normally not consumer focused, but maybe a 3090 Ti/Plus/Titan card with PCIe 5 support fits the bill enough for the pro focus.
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In a Win10 config with an 11GB GTX 1080 Ti and an 8GB RTX 3070, is there a way to flag the 1080 as a CUDA-only card? I want to bring it online for machine learning and extra oomph for BOINC, but don't want it to engage for anything graphical.
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jiffynuts posted:Might as well just give us a separate outlet plug and cable so we can plug the video card directly into our UPS/wall already. :P For my science fiction dreams, I always hoped I’d live long enough to see an actual net energy output nuclear fusion reactor. Human ingenuity over long-enough time scales seems almost able to do what earlier SotA said was impossible. Now I want a household nuclear reactor just to run my Goddamn RTX/N 5080ti.
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DerekSmartymans posted:For my science fiction dreams, I always hoped I’d live long enough to see an actual net energy output nuclear fusion reactor. Human ingenuity over long-enough time scales seems almost able to do what earlier SotA said was impossible. Why stop there? Crack quantum computing and cut slivers of the processing power off of a mainframe service to home terminals
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FuturePastNow posted:The year is 2025. ATX12VO has been adopted by the entire PC industry. The modern enthusiast PC now has a 6-pin power connector to the motherboard and a 24-pin to the graphics card The rtx 3080 sells for 900 dollars used on cyberbay
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SourKraut posted:I meant to ask when you previously posted it, but if someone checks the Best Buy app, and sees a card "In stock", but it says "Sold out" beneath the card, does that mean it's probably at that specific store, or that it is/was at the store, but someone already reserved/bought it? So I went into a Best Buy that had a 3070 evga listed. By the time I get to asking it’s me and another guy from discord and they take their sweet time looking in the back. He comes back with an asus tuf 3070 ti I tell him no not that one and he goes back and 15 mins later is like yeah that’s a mistag Lol lmao
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change my name posted:Why stop there? Crack quantum computing and cut slivers of the processing power off of a mainframe service to home terminals When you get a quantum computer for the home, I want it to run off 4 D-cell batteries with a sub-24 hour life span. I miss my boombox from 1983, and think carrying a quantum sound card on my left shoulder while my quantum GPU pipes ironically-HDR Yar’s Revenge into my data port would be rad!
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Oh man my turn on the EVGA queue came up. I signed up like… over a year ago??? And it just got to me? 
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Oh man my turn on the EVGA queue came up. I signed up like… over a year ago??? And it just got to me? Which one
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Was selected for the newegg shuffle! MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8GB and the MSI spatium m.2 2 TB drive for $1004 hmmmmm edit: gently caress it NEW GRAPHICS Gahmah fucked around with this message at 20:21 on Oct 7, 2021 |
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Alan Smithee posted:So I went into a Best Buy that had a 3070 evga listed. By the time I get to asking it’s me and another guy from discord and they take their sweet time looking in the back. He comes back with an asus tuf 3070 ti Why did you not want the ti?
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Alan Smithee posted:and they take their sweet time looking in the back. the bastards
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Nuts and Gum posted:Why did you not want the ti? Not the greatest pricing for not the greatest card
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Gahmah posted:Was selected for the newegg shuffle! Noooo
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Alan Smithee posted:Not the greatest pricing for not the greatest card Oh ok. I thought maybe there was a downside to the ti versions, like slower or less memory or something. Re:newegg shuffle - is the trick signing up exactly at 8/11am? I was only selected once, which happened to be the first time I tried and happened to do it at like 8:05. Too bad it was a garbage selection that day.
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I bought the Samsung 49" ultrawide monitor and if I hookup my work laptop through it's dock using HDMI it's fine, but the max resolution it shows is 3840x2160, but doesn't have 3840x1080, which is the correct 32x9 aspect ratio. If I hook it up via DisplayPort it seems to have 3840x1080 as a resolution but the signal looks like this and doesn't even fit the signal on the panel.  I've tried a few display port cables, including the one the monitor came with to no avail. The monitor is natively 5120x1440 but it looks like the Intel UHD 620 chip of my laptop doesn't support a resolution that large. None of this is an issue on my personal desktop. It just works fine. Any idea what could be causing the display port issue? SpartanIvy fucked around with this message at 22:00 on Oct 7, 2021 |
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Oct 7, 2021 21:54
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This may or may not work for you https://twitter.com/NS_ALERTS/status/1446213499328376835
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Alan Smithee posted:This may or may not work for you https://twitter.com/NS_ALERTS/status/1446213499328376835 This reads like some sovcit magic code stuff, why would they have to honor an order for something just because you give the SKU instead of the specific product name
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It kinda reads like a SocEng trick to make the employee get in trouble just so you can get a card, but without more information who's to say.
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SpartanIvy posted:I bought the Samsung 49" ultrawide monitor and if I hookup my work laptop through it's dock using HDMI it's fine, but the max resolution it shows is 3840x2160, but doesn't have 3840x1080, which is the correct 32x9 aspect ratio. Apparently if you get a USB-C to DP adapter/cable it might work: https://www.reddit.com/r/ultrawidemasterrace/comments/llo55o/trying_to_get_5120x1440_on_an_intel_uhd_620_is/ Assuming you have an open thunderbolt port of course.
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Shifty Pony posted:Apparently if you get a USB-C to DP adapter/cable it might work: I still don't understand why normal displayport resolutions won't work. Even 640x480 has that weird garbling.
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SpartanIvy posted:I bought the Samsung 49" ultrawide monitor and if I hookup my work laptop through it's dock using HDMI it's fine, but the max resolution it shows is 3840x2160, but doesn't have 3840x1080, which is the correct 32x9 aspect ratio. this is more of a monitor thread question (I know it's mostly the same set of people though) but basically if this is the Samsung G9 Neo it's known to be broken as gently caress and Samsung is supposedly working on a firmware update, HUB tested a beta release and said it fixed a lot but not all of the issues. even if it's not that one, I'd be perfectly willing to believe the same issues might affect other Samsung monitors too, I'm sure there's some degree of hardware similarity and code sharing/etc. changing which input port it's using might help, as others are suggesting. Unplugging and replugging might too, maybe? And dropping the refresh rate might help. My old X34p ran 3440x1440 on my skylake laptop's HDMI port without problems, but the newer X34GS (gsync compatible, vs native gsync on the x34p) wouldn't run at the same resolution (it saw it as 2560x1080 max) and since it's a work laptop I didn't feel like getting into EDID spoofing and stuff. I solved this by getting work to get me a dock, it does run properly off the dock's displayport outputs, I assume it would also run properly off a thunderbolt usb-c to displayport cable, or a usb-c to usb-c cable (if your monitor has a type-c input) as those can carry up to DP1.4 (for a thunderbolt 3 port). Basically the displayport is just a better output on old skylake laptops, and a dock may help since it often gives you "active adapters" built in. Personally I found the dell thunderbolt dock has glitches on its hdmi 2.0b controller though, it would occasionally glitch out just like you're seeing (although I don't think it's related here) after switching monitor inputs to the laptop, and you'd have to unplug and replug, which is why I started exploring displayport and type-c displayport solutions. As far as cables, I would buy something that's bidirectional (usb-c cables are "active" in a sense and do have directionality unless they explicitly specify bidirectional) it just makes things a lot simpler from your perspective. These were the cables I came up with at the time - note that as usual, "3 feet" means 2 feet 6 inches and you'll be stretching it out at that. I am using the displayport to Type-c on my monitor's type-c input (although of course there's no guarantee that one works for you either - the G9 Neo is really just broken at the moment) since my other 2 displayport inputs are already used. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081VK7Q94 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D7PM1TX Paul MaudDib fucked around with this message at 23:14 on Oct 7, 2021 |
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Paul MaudDib posted:this is more of a monitor thread question (I know it's mostly the same set of people though) but basically if this is the Samsung G9 Neo it's known to be broken as gently caress and Samsung is supposedly working on a firmware update, HUB tested a beta release and said it fixed a lot but not all of the issues. My girlfriend has a thunderbolt dock so I'm going to be trying my laptop with her dock after she's done working. I used to have an LG 3440x1440 monitor and it had no issues with anything until it died. I'll find the monitor thread and post there. It feels more like a lovely Intel GPU issue than a monitor issue to me but it probably just boils down to Samsung not thinking someone is going to plug in a crappy work laptop into their fancy gaming monitor and vice versa, and not designing around that possibility. E: my firmware is 1000.1 which is quite out of date so maybe that'll fix it SpartanIvy fucked around with this message at 23:24 on Oct 7, 2021 |
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The firmware that fixes its HDR related issues is live: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/?model=N0054074&modelCode=LS49AG952NNXZA If you just bought the monitor, it probably didn't ship with this firmware so definitely install it. If you have the regular G9, then get this instead: https://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/?model=N0054447 I've heard switching inputs can take an annoyingly long time on the Odyssey monitors (even the regular 16:9 G7), but I this specific problem is not one that I've heard about so I'm not sure if it's the monitor's fault per se. edit: CRG9 is different from those two and requires its own firmware.
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change my name posted:This reads like some sovcit magic code stuff, why would they have to honor an order for something just because you give the SKU instead of the specific product name   not me
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Alan Smithee posted:
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change my name posted:This reads like some sovcit magic code stuff, why would they have to honor an order for something just because you give the SKU instead of the specific product name I think its more that the cashier doesn't give a poo poo and just rings you up to keep their stats green.
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Just to provide closure on my monitor/GPU issue. The firmware I had was actually the most up to date so that wasn't the issue. It looks like the problem is the HP made laptop dock. When I use a Dell Thunderbolt dock my girlfriend uses everything works perfectly at 5120x1440 at 59hz. So off to Amazon I go!
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Alan Smithee posted:LHR gg is this really a workaround? it's just running a different algorithm alongside the ETH one to mine something else
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