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You're whining and you're just mad because you're on the outside looking in. Get some more self awareness and learn how marketing works. You are just an end user consumer. You have to be worth a lot more money to Nvidia for them to care. JayZ and Linus are tabloidal celebrities of the gaming...

Just ordered mine lol

?????? The only assumption that I made is that there are 64 shaders per CU (Compute Unit), which is consistent with all the AMD GPUs that I've seen here beginning with RX 400 series. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_graphics_processing_units#Radeon_R5/R7/R9_300_series Here's the...

If 80 CUs, then that's 5120 shaders, and lets say 2200 MHz. That would result in... 2 * 5120 * 2200 * 10^(-3) = 22528.0 GFLOPs (Single Precision). That's about 10% less than RTX 3080's single precision GFLOPs (25067.5).

Yep. This is exactly what I'm encountering. It's annoying.

1030.31.0102.2018 - this supports windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 https://www.trendtechcn.com/upload/BrosTrend-wifi-adapter-driver-for-Windows-1030-31.zip

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Figured I'd go over this. I looked again. Interestingly enough, I came across this: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=RTL8811AU I wonder if this implies that we can use this to find the latest windows drivers for other various devices.

I got the RAID0 working with the software application. I ran the tests and was underwhelmed by the performance advantages. I returned everything to amazon. The literature and documentation about VROC is ridiculously inconclusive. There were things that I was able to do that the documentation...

Updating prices... AData SX8200 Pro M.2 NVMe SSDs 1024 GB - $160 - 3350 MB/s - 2800 MB/s --- $0.156 / GB 512 GB - $78 - 3350 MB/s - 2350 MB/s --- $0.152 / GB 256 GB - $57 - 3350 MB/s - 1150 MB/s --- $0.223 / GB New Version WD Black SN750 NVMe M.2 SSDs 2000 GB - $??? - 3400 MB/s - 2900 MB/s...

I received an email indicating that the Heatkiller SW-X 80 DIY Nickel was back in stock with a US based seller. So I ordered it, along with some other compression fittings. So I plan on tearing down my loop within the next week or two, and installing the thing as a MOSFET cooler.

It's been years since I've bought plastigauges! Very clever idea. I ordered 1.0g of Phobya liquid metal last summer. I wasn't ready to use it at the time, and I later thought it was lost during a move. So I went to order it again, and only the 0.5g tube was available, so I ordered that. --...

I am not lapping the CPU die. I draw the line at that. I will admit that the thermal paste that I am using is not the best (arctic silver, etc). But with the same setup, my i7-5820k @ 4.4GHz with 1.35v, would not exceed 65c.

I'm not about to try lapping my CPU die. That's crazy talk. My CPU waterblock is very smooth and flat. I wetsanded it with fresh 5000 grit.

CPU appears to work 'fine'. -- Or at least, how it worked before I delidded. I have thoroughly cleaned my cooling system. I have tore down my CPU and GPU waterblocks, and I cleaned the microfins. I replaced several o-rings, and spent a considerable amount of time cleaning my cooling system. I...