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It starts to dry up. But still no problem get the 5080 or the 5090. And the prices haven't moved much. Cheapest 5090 is GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5090 WindForce 3 OC at around $2018 MSRP (without taxes). Otherwise around $2850. Not bad but the good deals on flagship tiers is gone. Edit. Cheapest 5080 is $1151,61 MSRP so no thanks. Even nope at $1000. See also HU latest for 5080. A bad buy. Or a bad product for the prices. xx80 class cards today should have minimum 20GB vram for the prices.

Hmmm🙃 I fix it for you.

I wonder how many will support this... But as you know, there is people out there also for this garbage. Thermaltake’s new AIO uses “AI Forge” software that requires OpenAI subscription to generate images

GPU sum up for 2025. And the trash will probably be more expensive in 2026... AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards will be more expensive in early 2026 because of DRAM crisis https://www.tweaktown.com/news/109484/amd-and-nvidia-graphics-cards-will-be-more-expensive-in-early-2026-because-of-dram-crisis/index.html Tempted bro @Mr. Fox? Coming Jokebooks from Eurocom at +$15000. Eurocom Raptor X18 laptop rocks RTX 5090 GPU, 256GB DDR5 RAM, 32TB SSDs, costs over $15000 https://www.tweaktown.com/news/109462/eurocom-raptor-x18-laptop-rocks-rtx-5090-gpu-256gb-ddr5-ram-32tb-ssds-costs-over-dollars15000/index.html

Nine brands responded on whether it’s better to use a native 12V-2×6 cable or the bundled GPU adapter Yup, Msi still have big trust in their Yellow-tip adapter bundled in the GPU package. The replies landed in three buckets: use the GPU’s included adapter, use the native PSU cable when available, or either option is fine. ASUS, MSI, and GIGABYTE told users to stick with the adapter that ships with the graphics card. SilverStone and ZOTAC said a native PSU cable is preferred when available, while SAPPHIRE, Thermaltake, Gainward, and Palit said either method is fine. No one can stop China. The Chinese know how to make it work at same time also know where they can gobbling up the needed vram. GeForce RTX 5080 32GB mods are reportedly now possible, could affect RTX 5080 supply

Have you seen any worse? Has to ve within top 10 on the melt scale. Asus denies replacement for $4,000 ROG Matrix RTX 5090 claiming misaligned power connector is part of original design Hideo Kojima warns AI is making games and art “no longer special” in self-interview

https://youtu.be/JI-63hfhX20?t=130

God Jul (Merry Christmas) to everyone🙂

Linux Kernel 6.19 Delivers Major Performance Boost for Old AMD GPUs Modder Runs AMD FSR 4 Redstone Frame Generation on RDNA 3 but Only on Linux

Linux Kernel 6.19 Delivers Major Performance Boost for Old AMD GPUs Modder Runs AMD FSR 4 Redstone Frame Generation on RDNA 3 but Only on Linux

Just the beginning. Before it was mostly the xx90 series, now we will also see xx80 series in smoke and fire. Second in a row. One after one as time go on forwards. And of course MSI's fantastic Yellow-tip. I wonder how many use the Yellow-tip disaster from MSI. I think the xx90 owners is more careful and those with xx80 series cards think their cards is safe from meltdown. Hence we will see more smoke and fire from lower tier cards. Rare to see. You can see the beginning before the meltdown. You can see slight burnmarks. Asus want maximizing the profits from the vram price hike. 24GB is cheaper vs 32GB. Hence they now cater to China with a new sku of their overpriced 5090D V2. Same price for 24GB cards just means higher profit margins. ASUS has listed a TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5090D V2 OC for the China market, with 24GB of GDDR7

Congrats brother. Have fun. Here's some ideas for the 3D printer jockey🙂 I'm sure you could do it for the Prime 5070 Ti or any GPU. Maybe some fun for the coming Christmas/New Year holidays. Asus Prime GeForce RTX 5070 with 3× Arctic P9 PWM PST Deshroud