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Take that to PM.

Given the sensitive nature of the topic at hand please keep it within scope. Obviously many potential rabbit holes can come up due to this topic so I ask that all involved make a concerted effort to move the discussion constructively as possible. Thanks everyone!

This happened to me recently with the RTX 3090, had to reinstall Windows as, even though the OS was present, couldnt get display under normal operation

You think? People tend to wallow more than seek solutions. I suppose it's a matter of perspective. Which is why I am curious to what could be achieved under a partnership, obviously if if one is subservient then it's not partnership.

If its Youtube Reels, likely not much money being made off of it. That being said for smaller creators the best thing next to money is an audience, which in turns gets you the money.

Not a fan of such videos, no comment for the actual content but for the soflo antonio type edits to make money off of other peoples content. She has a point! *plays someones elses content* What do you think? Just seems intellectually lazy to me

All fear what isn't understood, like walking into a room without light that you have never experienced before. The potential variables in play could be outside the range of your influence. You could try to infer it's content from the surrounding viewable areas, but that's hardly a guarantee and could color perspective unfairly. Often I find that discussion of AI tends to be an introspective into humans as a species, quite fascinating at times and bleak at others. Obviously, since the hands of men and women helped create the next step in AI's evolution. Human history tends to be riddled in blood and misery, with a bit of hopeful progress sprinkled on top. With the obvious issues of life imitating art (skynet), I am curious in such a scenario as to opposite. Not as subservient mind you, but as partner to our species in the advent of true AI. Obviously if its presented to us as Michael fassbender(sp?) then it would at least have a sense of humor! Off topic, as an admin here I must ask to keep discusssions around medicine and health out of bounds. That being said you are welcome to discuss via PM at your discretion. Thanks!

@aldarxtplease do not double post, thanks in advance :) As for the topic at hand, happy to leave it as is, as I haven't seen much discussion on the topic personally without it going into shouting matches. That being said due to the secondary items which are each, all worth discussing at length. let's keep the topic rested in discussion surrounding AI and it's potential influence on society at large. Thanks everyone!

Same, before I purchase something that can be objectively measured and judged, like a monitor, I still spend 3-4 months looking at all the different reviews for trends between them, looking at the specifications of every port, what the capabilities are. Then I go look at the negative reviews from sites like Amazon (after filtering out the aggregate, irrelevant SKU's/products) to see what kind of defects, shortcomings, QA/QC and if they would be acceptable or something I could potentially fix if needed. I dont like invoking warranties as my experience has mostly been negative, so I want to know if I can fix potential issues myself. It was one reason I didnt purchase a particular product (Aorus 43" Monitor) to replace my current 40" HDTV. It reminded me when my family moved to Texas my sister was trying to finance a TV. I was going up and down all the isles, reading reviews on my phone (HTC Evo 3d iirc), looking at ports, reliability of the brand (Toshiba, in this instance.) etc etc. My sister walks up, oh that one is pretty! annnnnnd it was done lol. Sometimes i wish I could be more spontaneous, but alas, havent conquered that element of my life quite yet.

Honestly this is the only realm where I honestly believe being ignorant to what it's like on the top (in terms of computing and peripherals) is a benefit, significantly easier on your wallet too. It feels almost like a crime for me to point those things out because once I see it, it irks me until it's resolved/rectified. Mushy switch? Replace it, can't replace? Replace the keyboard. Keyboard is the wrong revision and feels different? Replace with another brand/model. Don't like the replacement? Search for another. Repeat until satisfied. All the while friends or family are happily playing on a rubber dome keyboard from Dell that costed 40 cents to make back in 95' In principle I want everyone to have the best experience possible, in practice? Hmm lol

There is also more value in opposing Elon's Twitter than going through the hassle of working with him. So its a win-win for NPR objectively speaking.

That would be my path forward, I have some K2200's that can give up the ghost for science 🙂

I dont have a fixed view of VRAM. If you are entering PC Gaming for the first time then 8GB would suit most people "fine" if your just trying to dip your feet. Especially when CFX and SLI were in play, which of course arent in play anymore. That all being said IIRC I saw 17GB of VRAM use in Sons of the Forest. One of our group was whining about the resource heavy nature of the game (which was mostly a fault of unity engine, but thats another rabbit hole) with his RTX 3060 only getting 30-40 FPS in a heavy forest area while snowing. A part of me was thinking it could also be VRAM, but its hard to tell since the game is Early Access / Beta. Most of the time I dont excuse games taking money in e beta state but the developer has been fairly consistent with weekly or bi-weekly updates with the prior title. I have a few different cards, most of them are 8-10GB. Obviously I use my 3090 since its the heaviest hitter. I want to try to shunt mod it but will likely experiment with my K2200's first lol

All I get if I'm fired is an opportunity at the employment office. That's wild! What seems to not made the news all that much is the filtering of substack into newsreel on Twitter recently. Seems to fly in the face of their short partnership Twitter had with Matt Taibi? Unsure

Technically true, I'd rather see "funded in-part by US government". Elon be trolling it seems lol

You break the rules in other forums you will get your hand slapped just like any other forum on the internet dude. Once again running to this thread to complain, its a perpetual cycle at this point. Hertzian left because he wasnt able to post swastika's on the forum. If that is a good reason, hate to see what a bad reason looks like.

Address essentially 0 points with a hand wave, nice. measurable objective analysis, what that means to you as the consumer is the opinion. It may not have input lag 144hz, but it has considerable overshoot as a result of running in that mode.

Diablo 2 Resurrected, couldnt say no for 13 USD

You should read your first source. It appears I misspoke on the 4k144hz when that was limited to the PS5, regardless it uses compression since its not actually a full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 port, but half bandwidth. There is also a lackluster amount of dimming zones, which makes contrasting quite difficult for this panel. (8 zones). Instead of 4:2:2 like incorrectly recalled it was 4:2:0. It also uses a BGR layout instead of RGB. If the only thing you expect to do is gaming its likely to be trivial at best. Outside of gaming I've read issues about text on screen. I expect this is largely subjective, but its not something Im willing to risk 700 USD on to experience. At the time i was considering this monitor I think it was on sale on Amazon for 600. It was also around that time that there were many complaints of bad QC in a lot of the Amazon reviews. Many of which had to replace their units I believe up to 3 times or just sent back altogether. Its not a terrible monitor, but for the price you are getting a mixed bag. At the time of release was there anything else better? Not for the price, but that doesnt mean its a premium product either. First video I watched on this product, which only left me wanting to get second and third opinions because I wanted this monitor, but didnt want to have to deal with buyers remorse. The take away from this video was lackluster HDR, iirc poor lighting zones. This was the second video I watched. This one covers the half bandwidth ports more than the first. Lastly, still not following the only rule you seem to ignore. Double Posting.

The Aorus doesnt have full color range and doesnt actually have 4K144hz. Uses compression techniques and 4:2:2 to get around an old standard. More importantly, has the worst QC of any product in the market.

All things come to an end at some point.

Ida not about multitasking, it's about force multiplying a single task up to 48 times per station :)

We have reached out to Invision about this a couple of times and only got "use chrome" as a response. Obviously not too happy about that but its all I can offer from the dev's

I'd imagine direct die would drop it significantly just like it did for the non 3d chips. Issue would be that the solution is typically not sought out by the "casual gamer" types and also kind of defeats the appeal of a turn key chip if you're considerating that hypothetical.

Primarily gaming, browsing and the odd document or two. Larger cache has always only been a benefit to only gaming. This was shown in Broadwell and crystalwell but even then it's not whole sale across the board. It does tend to improve minimums and reduce stutter that may otherwise be present. It would be replacing a 2700x on an itx x570 aorus wifi. I just don't have the time lately to be swapping parts on my primary pc and still have it be useful in a daily driver. 5800x3d will take care of me for quite some time, while letting me tinker without need ING to rebuild due to a time constraint. If I had to buy a motherboard as well then there wouldn't be any interest at all. Just record my timings on the ram and swap it out when I'm not tinkering :)