Letting industry use pretty much whatever they want has been a major problem.
Despite the size of oceans, the marine environment has actually been the metaphorical Canary in the coalmine, and as well as the physical danger, certain additives have really started to affect things.
Mostly...
Nvidia marketing are so good the even have unpaid volunteers (yes, I know the notoriously used to have paid focus group people, but more recently it seems that they get plenty doing that work for free)!
In my half-hearted (or certainly not actioned) attempt to upgrade to a card with enough VRAM...
Problem with the OP's sample of one is, well, that it is a sample of one.
I rather suspect the NAND manufacturers themselves have an idea of what each of their cell designs can do.
Whether the SSD and controller manufacturers do? Maybe the fully vertically integrated ones like Samsung...
But can we wait for the community to mod his posts and make them spectacular in, say, 2 years time?! :D
That is the Bethesda SoftEventuallyWorks way, after all!
Well, they won't have an easy nice jump like Samsung 8nm to TSMC's 5nm/4nm this time and AD102 is already 609mm² huge. In theory they could go multi die but rumours are they'll do AI and data centres multi die first.
They should also use TSMC's 3nm but that would eat into margins. Not sure what...
Thanks!
That gets you to position #6, and here's the top 11 (see we get to see your 13700KF run too):
Or filtered for only your results:
and all Zen 4 3D results:
Finally, the full results table in a spoiler although I had to zoom out a lot for that:
The various "what game are you playing?" threads could mostly be called "what game are you beta testing?" anyhow.
Equally, the various new hardware/wi*ly waving threats. Leading edge = beta testing.
In both cases: thank you all for the beta testing!
But also in both cases: do not thank you all...
I now know the answer from the RT evangelists to life, the universe and everything in a Cult-which-Jobs-build kind of way is:
you are looking [at] it wrong
And anyone who thinks that Cyberpunk2077 looks poor, or is too dark will get crucified.
That CB2007 bar scene with the one guy looked...
Asus Dual 7800 XT for about €425 after Asus cashback on the continent. So about £365. Nowhere near that in the UK yet.
So it is possible to sell that performance on a 16GB card for that price and still make profit after all!
Take your pick:
http://www.wabbajack.org/gallery?selectedGame=Skyrim%20Special%20Edition
Can't really go wrong with Living Skyrim:
https://www.fgsmodlists.com/docs/living-skyrim/
Wildlander is another one which has a vision and custom installers etc.
https://www.wildlandermod.com/download...
Adding mods to a modlist...
I have added a few simple ones (usually the bag of holding as I was sick of inventory management) but it is always risky.
As all the modlist authors say... adding mods voids all support! :(
Pretty sure it comes with it.
..\MODS\mods\Modpocalypse NPCs - All Vanilla NPCs\meshes\actors\character\FaceGenData\FaceGeom\Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch.esp
Never seen any Wabbajack mod-pack which didn't and while Nolvus seem to go out of its way to not be a Wabbajack list, I can't...
Well, two things to note:
Intel really has trouble keeping this thing cool.
Apparently Intel have generously extended their warranty to cover de-lidding provided it is done by an OEMs.
Now, point #1 and point #2 are in no way related to each others as the #2 purely due to their own generosity...
Well, you say that but weren't the ATX 3.0 buyers all volunteer beta tester?!
(Even those who didn't realise they were, but on behalf of "I only ever buy tech when it is not longer leading edge" buyers I would like to say: thank you all very much!)
CB reviewed both the MTT S30 and MTT S30:
https://www.computerbase.de/2024-03/moore-threads-mtt-s80-mtt-s30-china-gpus-test/
https://www-computerbase-de.translate.goog/2024-03/moore-threads-mtt-s80-mtt-s30-china-gpus-test/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc
Record in terms of...
I'm sure chiplets will be really important but with their marketshare at an all time low, who in their right mind at RTG would embark on so risky a strategy?
One halo chiplet GPU done "crazily" big (450mm² GCD with cache heavy MCDs would have made far more sense. Then maybe later a volume part...
So if Nvidia are "out fine wine'ing" AMD, does this imply that the 4090 was released before it was ready?!
Anyway, the real problem is that the suite has change do much that benchmarks are not comparable...
Or it was? A pure choice between the two with one major caveat:
To do RT well, you have to design everything for only RT. Where RT is an afterthought (because raster is first to, you know, address the rest of the market - and RT users can use raster too), it tends to show up problems where...
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