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The rats abandon ship and pull up the ladder.... Just can\t wait for the bubble to burst @Mr. Fox Nvidia says its investments in OpenAI and Anthropic are likely its last The chipmaker signals a strategic "retreat" from circular investments shaping the AI boom
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Papusan replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
The old estimate that China and neighboring countries gobble up 1/3 of the Geforce market seems wrong... This needs to be adjusted upwards. Half of the market is probably more correct. China is an major reasons for shortage and hence higher prices globally. China has once again made its mark, with 54.6% of Steam users coming from there... Hero’s welcome for Nvidia CEO! Jensen Huang delivers love letter to China, says nation leads in EVs and innovation Nvidia’s Jensen Huang praises Chinese tech, seeks deeper collaboration in Beijing NVIDIA releases 3rd driver in a few days... When will we get the 4th? NVIDIA releases 595.76 hotfix driver addressing OC voltage issues on RTX GPUs Nice. Nvidia never fixed voltage issues for Maxwell. As you can see... Nvidia have all possibilities to manipulate their hardware with drivers in all ways if needed. This hotfix addresses the following: When the graphics card is overclocked, GPU voltage may become capped, preventing it from boosting to expected levels [5934973] [Resident Evil Requiem] White glowing light/dots may appear in game when Subsurface Scattering is enabled [5915673] Improved path tracing performance in Resident Evil Requiem [5938207] [Star Citizen] Game client crashes when launched [5935027] Intermittent application crash or driver timeout may be observed when playing multi-key DRM content in a browser on HDCP 1.x monitors [5934450] Could be that Nvidia continue bet on the gamer market and not only on the more expensive server chips. Great job if this bear fruits and not just are rumors. Anyone that will give Nvidia cred for this? Remember nvidia works damn hard for the gamers... NVIDIA will create its own Frankenstein to solve the memory crisis: RTX 5070 8GB and RTX 5050 9GB with GDDR7 The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 will return to stores later this month. -
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Everything avesome being destroyed. Everything has to be turned into garbage. The tech trend continue. Whatever it's hardware, firmware, OS, drivers or software. Msi follow Asus paths. MSI suddenly increased your chances to buy the Lightning cards. Are you prepared to open your wallet bro @Mr. Fox?😀 It's a collecor item as you know. So don't bother with the dreaded Dv2 moniker. And the 24GB vram limitation just means more power available for the cores. MSI GeForce RTX 5090D v2 Lightning Appears with 24 GB VRAM The MSI GeForce RTX 5090D v2 Lightning has officially appeared on the Chinese market, according to a Bilibili user named "Hardware Patrick Star." This China-exclusive SKU is an adaptation of the new GeForce RTX 5090D v2 with MSI's overclocking enhancements, allowing the card to reach new performance heights, paired with an all-in-one liquid cooler. -
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Just hope Nvidia don't cripple the latest gen cards as they did with Maxwell (see bolded text above in my old post). Easy for nvidia to cripple their cards with new driver updates. They have done it before! Was it just a coincidence that nvidia came up with the garbage right after MSI's ugly chess move? -
What to expect from Windows 12
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Avoid buy anything from Silicon Power. Greed is god. Silicon Power allegedly deducted 15% from refund after DDR4 memory RMA According to the user, the kit was purchased for $54.97 and Silicon Power’s message listed a refund of $46.72. That difference matches a 15% deduction from the original purchase price. The user also claims the same kit now lists for $140.97, which would make the refund insufficient to buy a... Soon one mill views 🙂 Not bad. Clearly popular topic. Above 225K views in 1 day. See the whole video from Louis Rossman. -
Avoid buy anything from Silicon Power. @Mr. Fox @electrosoft++++ Silicon Power allegedly deducted 15% from refund after DDR4 memory RMA According to the user, the kit was purchased for $54.97 and Silicon Power’s message listed a refund of $46.72. That difference matches a 15% deduction from the original purchase price. The user also claims the same kit now lists for $140.97, which would make the refund insufficient to buy a...
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Same can be said about MSI. What are MSI affraid of? Nvidia? Or to try to prevent increased RMA requests? MSI is actively taking down leaked 2500W Extreme OC BIOS files for GeForce RTX 5090 Lightning MSI reportedly asked for the removal of a leaked 2500 W “XOC” BIOS file for the GeForce RTX 5090 Lightning Z, and the file no longer appears in TechPowerUp’s BIOS collection. That said, MSI taking down these BIOSes is unusual, because almost every XOC BIOS that I can think of has eventually been leaked, and no one has had an issue with it. So far, MSI has not published a public statement detailing its takedown requests. Same can be said about Asus. The FE clone from Asus will probably cost nearer $4000 Spot on. All to much trash being made nowadays. And not only hardware/electronics. Consumer rights are highly valued here in Norway, so.... Etc 5 years free warranty is the norm for goods meant to last more than two years. Yet, Dell try to push consumers to buy their overpriced premium warranty. Greedy stupids. Complaint Deadline (Reklamasjon): Generally 2 years, but extends to 5 years for products intended to last significantly longer, such as furniture, electronic devices, and household appliances. -
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With no jobs, no more gaming due lack of parts for your computers you can instead spend all your time on the gym. AI save your health so you can spend even more time on the gym😀 Give a huge thanks to Musk, Altman, and Bezos. Being a slave is better than die young due bad health. Isn't it? 🤔 -
LOL. With no jobs, no more gaming due lack of parts for your computers you can instead spend all your time on the gym. AI save your health so you can spend even more time on the gym😀 Give a huge thanks to Musk, Altman, and Bezos. Being a slave is better than die young due bad health. Isn't it?🤔
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LOL. Surprised @Mr. Fox🙄 Microsoft disappoints again: the Windows 11 speed test arrives with KB5077241, but it's not an app, it's just a link that takes you to Bing. Microsoft launched Windows 11 in 2021, and it wasn't the success they had hoped for. The operating system was in poor condition, riddled with bugs and problems.
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You get what people Microsoft want😀 Microsoft disappoints again: the Windows 11 speed test arrives with KB5077241, but it's not an app, it's just a link that takes you to Bing. Microsoft launched Windows 11 in 2021, and it wasn't the success they had hoped for. The operating system was in poor condition, riddled with bugs and problems.
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Papusan replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
Western firms aren't just in China to make things; they are there to sell them. The World's Largest Consumer Market: China is the second-largest retail market and is expected to become the first soon. Then you have the tech CEO's. Many of them have their family background from Asia and surrounding areas. They won't forget their roots. Born in etc US and or educated there doesn't mean much. They can't forget their past. Just look at Jensen Huang.... Fighting for China to get needed chips. And for Germany... They've always been big on technology. They know how to do procurement and deal with Asia. -
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Papusan replied to Mr. Fox's topic in Desktop Hardware
"The Land of the Free". Soon almost gone. Now you see the country being more and more like China. What next from the US lawmakers(legislators)? What a sad direction. Freedom At Stake😒. Now all your privacy/data is collected in the government's servers. Yep, same servers paid by your tax bill. On top you'll have to pay more for consumer hardware due the governments need to store everything of your privacy to control you... Nineteen Eighty-Four is more true than ever. Our beloved hardware/computers has become a huge threat for the humanity (in allways). The US wants to implement an age verification system integrated into the operating system That era of freedom is nearing its end... Now, there's a proposed law in the US that aims to integrate age verification systems directly into operating systems. Exactly as nvidia hoped..... GPU Sales On A Major German Retailer Shows RTX 5080 Is Now The Most Popular GPU In NVIDIA RTX 50 Series -
OpenAI bursts its own AI bubble: from $1.4 trillion in investment to just $600 billion by 2030 OpenAI is at a slight crossroads, having decided to recalibrate its financial narrative after only a few months in which it had projected staggering figures... The AI Agent Hype Is Real. The Productivity Gains Aren’t They can shop, book flights, and control your apps—at least in theory. In practice, today’s AI agents are slow, error-prone, and riddled with privacy trade-offs. Here's a look at what they are, and what they can and can't yet do. Is zero more than nothing bro @Mr. Fox?🧐 AI boosted US economy by 'basically zero' in 2025, says Goldman Sachs chief economist
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Grab it before its too late😁 Remember its an limited edition. MSI RTX 5090 Lightning Z GPUs listed on eBay for almost $27,000 — limited edition graphics card demands 500% premium from resellers As you can see... The world is filled with stupids. I'm sure there is some out ther that are willing to pay $27K for the Lightning. -
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I wonder why he say please don't. Maybe he doesn't understand that the card might be modded/or uses a different vbios with higher TDP. It seems there are quality problem or a batch problems with MSI's 12V-2*6 cables/adapers. Several see the same after some time use with the yellow tip connector. The tiny trash will creap out from the connector on the GPU and from the connector on the PSU panel. So double trouble with double of trash😆 Several Users Report MSI’s Yellow-Tip 16-pin Connector Pushes Out Itself, Greatly Increasing Melting Risk After some time you'll see the yellow-tip smile at you😀 How dumb is it to make/design the popular Stealth cable design for some modern GPUs? @Mr. Fox🤔 -
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Hard life. But they are still happy.
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Hard life. But they are still happy.
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It was just question of time. Asus couldn't be any worse than MSI. Hence this one come now. Sad Asus need to be pushed spanked by their competitors... Their reputation as THE PREFERED OC BRAND at stake. Asus own cards is almost none compatible for cross-flashing with any brands vbios versions (neither with firmware from their own SKUs). They really screwed up this gen. It's hard be on the list of shame. And Asus will stay there at least for this gen. Yep, their reputation is severely damaged. Shame on you. Another RTX 5090 2000W XOC BIOS leaks out, NVIDIA extreme OC scene is slowly waking up ASTRAL RTX 5090 2000W XOC V2 leaked, its the newer version of the bios, which should include fixed power limit, with GPU able to reach 2000W now. Gamers Ditch AMD Radeon RX 9000 GPUs Due To High Prices, Forcing Retailers To Drop The Prices -
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The MSI Yellow tip keep up the race. 9 out of 10 is the cute adapter from MSI. And how many MSI graphics cards suffer from bad soldering of the tiny trash? -
Over 80% of companies report no productivity gains from AI so far despite billions in investment, survey suggests
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I think it will work fine but the vbios screw up the fans. It seems nothing is meant to work properly with Asus cards. I mean have seen the AIO owners say only the single fan for the VRM on the GPU works but not for the fans for the radiator. Can probably swap out the org fans with some that I can connect to a fan controller/MB. The fans for the radiator coming with the Asus AIO cards doesn't have a "normal" fan connector or connected with cables. And not sure the fan for the VRM will work correctly anyhow. Everything proprietary mounted. Exactly as good old Dell. Our old friend F. Azor would be proud of Asus and todays modern way to make tech. With a custom block it will work just fine but that will be another $500-700 with needed parts. And +2 months lead time. Nothing to find for needed parts here home. Jufus want you to pay for the repair, LOL He blame the game for this, LOL Double power connectors can save your day - MSI RTX 5090 Lightning Z “solder joint gate”