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  1. jaybee83
    may i ask, what value is this silly test cranking up the vRAM on desktop without any kind of load put onto it? if u click fast enough u might be lucky to skip the stability limit and up the clocks extra before hitting pay dirt i.e. when the system freezes 😄 gimme proper stability! that sux man, sorry to hear that. specific benchmark or across the board? dude, dont phone n drive! 😛 correct. same cards, just different brand name. used to be Galaxy but they had some kinda IP issue so they rebadged to KFA2. gotta check though which submodels theyre offering. same as Asus or others, they have "el cheapo" models like the SG (equivalent to the base models) and higher tier cards within the same gpu class. well duh... texas is already subtropics, so yeah, ppl just aint ready for such temps 😄 although i myself have experienced insane hail storm with friggin ICE FLOATS on rivers that used to be streets n highways in Houston.... "Most reviewers also had their AMD Radeon RX 7900 graphics cards peak out at around 3 GHz, the same as the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series but the performance benefit was far less. AMD will be launching their first RDNA 3 flagships tomorrow so let us know if you have made up your mind about what graphics card you'll be getting tomorrow." solid 14-15% gain from OC, double that of the 4090 on air at 7-8%. still, something fishy going on... need more data! those clocks vs the perf gain dont make sense. a lot of clocks, but not THAT much performance on the table. hoping this gets sorted with some optimizations down the line. as mentioned before, AMD wouldve likely only gone overboard with clocks n power if they had a shot at beating the 4090. like this, they chose the "efficient" route and poke fun at the monster 40 series cards 😄 be patient brother, give it a few days or a week. and most importantly: check in regularly, cards will come back in stock here and there! 🙂 hand in there bud!
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    dont forget the 900 series, as well, we had the 200W BEAST 980 DT in mobile 🙂 congratz man! as for SB, thats a known issue on Clevo, ull probably need to try lots of different stock drivers to find exactly the right one that works for ur machine. then make sure u dont lose it! 😄 well that sucks... 😞
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    welp, in theory i could start building a 10gig wired network now with Hyperion under my wing, but yeah...wifey wouldnt approve of long running cables through our appartment, so Wifi it is 😄
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    glad such classic hardware can still find a new home nowadays 🙂 good luck with the sale!
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    where is that facepalm reaction smiley when u need one?! dammnit Ngreedia! im hoping that DDR5 SO-DIMMS will get a speed boost from these upcoming mobile CPUs 🙂 currently still stuck at 4800 with one single kit available at a measly 5200. way too far away from desktop dimms!
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    more gpus more happy gamers! 🙂 no matter which camp ure voting with ur wallet for 😄
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    damn that was way too fast, feels like...
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    ha ikr, counter-intuitive indeed. the only comparison that comes to mind are flash based NAND chips that dont like being too cold either. i sure hope this has nothing to do with Roman's Strix 4090 experience, cuz that would mean there is something systematic going on across all brands and models of the 4090. OC.net users are pretty aligned on that vRAM finding representing cards from all vendors, basically... but but but....what if i wanna do skydiving with my laptop?!? or go into an astronaut centrifuge at full speed while holding my laptop in front of me with bootom cover removed and SO-DIMMS dangling loosely in their sockets?! surely THEN soldered RAM will have its shining moment, no? geeez dude, if ever ive seen a more perfect FUNCTION OVER FORM declaration than this one 🤣 only saving grace here is that AMD can produce their chiplet cards waaay cheaper than monolithic Lovelace, so more buffer to counteract price drops by the green team. DDR5-8000 kits just became available here in Europe, crazy stuff... dude, with linear scaling and an added 10-15% that would completely change things! awesome man, keep us in the loop on how ur plan is going 🙂 i wanna see such cards in real user hands! damn dude, impressive ranking! congratz on that, tons of hard work (and fun!) has gone into that, u make us proud 🙂 with regards to AMD sandbagging the clocks: im guessing it still wasnt enough to beat the 4090, so instead they went the "efficiency" route, yelling: HA HA! look at those silly overbuild, overpriced, over-energy-consuming ndgreedia cards that dont fit in your case and set your house on fire! better take our safe bet cards instead!
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    wouldnt that depend on what Nvidia might call a "4090 mobile"? we might end up with a 4070 chip that they just elevate to a 4090 cuz...theyre crazy like that 😄
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    lol not many times someone says hes sticking to laptops otherwise hed go overboard with a system 😄 hilarious considering the price/perf ratios between laptop and desktop hahaha
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    haha im aware of that. but saw lots of users on overclock.net reporting worse OC headroom once they lowered their vRAM temps after waterblocking their cards. seems to be a trend. edit: aw, bro @Talon beat me to the punch 😛
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    always crazy to see how fast such hardware flies off the "virtual shelves" 😄
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    big double thumbs up, for coming back to the NBR turned NBT fold and going from one awesome Clevo machine to another 😉
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    difficult to judge if that is a lot of not 😄 comparing to 125k+ sold 4090s, might just baaaarely be enough?
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    well ill be damned, would you look at that! 🙂 good for him! and makes the ol' NBR crew proud
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    tech bros helping one another, i like that 🙂 although might be a bit late for the OP? its been a while....
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    its nice that they do it for a good cause though: "100% of proceeds benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital" damn u guys, +1900 - 2200 is insane 😄 i can only push mine up to 1700 when it starts crashing. for 24/7 ultra stable with zero artifacting i have to dial it down to +1525, but not yet done testing though. the issue with the liquid X might be temps, i.e. its cooling the vRAM "too efficiently" so it loses OC headroom. the vRAM on the 4090 does really like to stay warm for high clocks!
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    loving this, perfect example of what makes upgradeable laptops so awesome to work / play with! good job on the upgrades bud! 🙂 enjoy ur newly upgraded beast!
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    would u really be tempted in getting an 18 incher with full BGA? genuinely curious, not hating this time 😄
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    nothing new to report yet. current status is full cpu and ram tuning-ability, especially on the RAM side thats a big deal, otherwise ure stuck on SPD speeds and timings! next step im hoping for is to make the NH55 compatible with Raptor-Lake 🙂 should also help in pushing RAM speeds further!
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    ha, i guess it always depends what ure comparing against. completely decked out and tuned Clevo DTR by @Mr. Fox or @Papusan vs. your run-of-the-mill "gamer desktop" full stock? no chance for the desktop 😄 but of course, if you compare those two's own machines laptop vs. desktop then the former doesnt stand a chance 😛
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    wth dude, how did it sell this fast 😄
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    oh FFS guys... only hope left now is that AMD's partner cards can pull off waaaay more performance increase than Nvidia's. so that they can at least reliably and repeatedly beat the 4080 and slot in behind the 4090. but like this...its a disaster! 😞 lol yeah that sounds about right for the green goblin...
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    lol, and THATS how fast ure sucked back into it hahaha
  25. jaybee83
    kinda sexy those cards....now lets see dat performance!
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