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  1. Maybe this below is the reason Intel bashed AMD hard for glued together processors? AMD was able to make it works but Intel failed hard with similar tech? Who stole who'm idea with glue as secret weapon in processor enginnering? Yep, the reason Intel bashed AMD for the same idea was because they themself failed so hard with same/similar tech. Intel.................. Why they failed From the article: It's a shame this triple chiplet design never came to the market. Cannon Lake was one of Intel's worst, if not the worst, architecture ever released, featuring a horrible implementation of Intel's first 10nm process (now rebranded to Intel 7), less than two years of support, and only one CPU supporting the architecture. Rare Intel Cannon Lake CPU Emerges With Three Chiplets A mysterious Intel Cannon Lake prototype processor has surfaced in the wild, rocking up to three chiplets. Hardware leaker YuuKi_AnS(opens in new tab) shared the images on Twitter, and CPU expert SkyJuice60(opens in new tab) detailed the third die's function.
  2. Yep, they have still some time to fix it. As you saw… Arc graphics architecture will also come to 14th gen glued on hybrid processors. Aka late 2023. Or maybe within 2024(if AMD follows same release schedule as they did for 5000 series Ryzen chips). You bought the budget model so you won’t lose a lot of money 🙂 And a lots of fun forwards if the Arc cards is good overclockers as some say.
  3. Intel try make their glued together processors (14th gen) more appealing for the power enthusiasts. Arc now also for iGPU. Intel bashed AMD hard for their HEDT TR processors (use of two different type dies). But themself will now glue 3 different silicon on one and same pcb substrate. Yep, they will even beat AMD regarding amount glued together piece of silicon. Because new refreshed iGPU is very important tech from Intel for tomorrows pc users..... Yep, Intel beat AMD with 3-2 for glued products, LOOL RUMOR 2022-08-20 08:57 Intel Meteor Lake iGPU might support ray tracing acceleration I hope bro @electrosoftwill keep his new Arch graphics cards long enough to enjoy Intel's new driver/software policy.... But installers issues won't fix loads of driver bugs/issues. Or does it?🙃 NEWS 2022-08-20 12:52 Intel reported 43 Arc GPU drivers issues from one Gamers Nexus review alone Intel Arc drivers will move to combined package later this year, “no more installers issues”.
  4. Thank you very much my good old awesome friend🙂
  5. +1 week after release of latest Windows Update patch for 2019 LTSC and not many talk about major flaws with it. So here it is. August 9, 2022—KB5016623 (OS Build 17763.3287) 2019 LTSC Prerequisite: You "must" install the August 10, 2021 SSU (KB5005112) before installing the LCU. Manual download: CU (Cumulative Update) 17763.3287 — KB5016623 August 9, 2022-KB5016737 Cumulative Update for .NET Framework 3.5, 4.7.2 and 4.8 for Windows 10, version 1809 and Windows Server, version 2019NDP35-472 NDP35-472 https://catalog.s.download.windowsupdate.com/c/msdownload/update/software/updt/2022/06/windows10.0-kb5015736-x64_596d4a58f9c8a9e6f661a3100e3284e33fbca197.msu NDP35-48 https://catalog.s.download.windowsupdate.com/c/msdownload/update/software/updt/2022/06/windows10.0-kb5015731-x64-ndp48_ade9864038087d2d8ccedf421bb45499685d6493.msu And the new standaone patch below is to avoid (it's for a reason they don't bake it into new mandatory OS builds/patches.). Info about it here... KB5012170: Security update for Secure Boot DBX: August 9, 2022 https://catalog.s.download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/secu/2022/08/windows10.0-kb5012170-x64_3d468c9eaeeabd42eba636d5429643c386b0beff.msu
  6. Here’s another joke. But from Intel. https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-core-i9-13900k-reportedly-supports-extreme-350w-performance-mode-on-some-intel-700-series-motherboards
  7. Will you pair it with next gen Ryzen? Your're a patient man brother. Could be AMD have ruled out all bugs in the new platform after the rumored delay. At least it will be done before Zen 5 or the 3D-stacked refresh for Zen 4🙂 RUMOR 2022-08-17 10:21 Reviewer claims AMD delayed Ryzen 7000 launch by two weeks due to BIOS related issues videocardz.com https://hwbot.org/submission/5063135_papusan_3dmark_vantage___performance_geforce_gtx_760_(256bit)_50169_marks?recalculate=true https://hwbot.org/submission/5063138_papusan_3dmark___fire_strike_extreme_geforce_gtx_760_(256bit)_3656_marks?recalculate=true https://hwbot.org/submission/5063141_papusan_3dmark11___performance_geforce_gtx_760_(256bit)_11173_marks?recalculate=true
  8. Want to try it? 🙂 You can sell it if you don't like it. Or just return it within the return window. No miners want it so you probably have a good chance to grab one for testing. 2022-08-16 12:36 Intel Arc A380 desktop GPU is now officially available for preorder in the US https://hwbot.org/submission/5062414_papusan_3dmark___fire_strike_geforce_gtx_760_(256bit)_7547_marks?recalculate=true
  9. You are forced to buy bigger than needed ssd's for etc laptops. Thinner models, the worse. Some offer only one NVMe ssd slot. Put in a cheap smaller ssd and you are screwed once you find out you need/needed a bigger one. And most laptops top out with only 2 ssd slots. A bit better but stil bad (due the severe lack of upgradability).
  10. It seems Microsoft is very keen on taking over the job from nvidia and AMD. Intel have already given up dx9. All I can say… Relying on Microsoft is a bad idea. @AshtrixI know you prefer older games. Would you like that Microsoft takes all the work with dx9 ? According to Microsoft, with how performant D3D9On12 is, it will be interesting to see if Nvidia and AMD follow the same path as Intel. But, there could be consequences to the API translation, including higher CPU usage (since the translation is software accelerated) and potential side-effects with older games https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-xe-arc-swap-to-dx9-emulation
  11. I'm sure some (fanboys) will buy a old EOL AMD card if you aren't happy with it. I buy old cards bro Fox. Could be they would pay more than what you bought it for😀 More results from the old.... https://hwbot.org/submission/5060579_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_580_55016_marks?recalculate=true
  12. Still too much for old cards. But closer and closer your goal 🙂 AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT Graphics Cards Dip Below $700 tomshardware.com | Today Isn't Plum Bonito ? Or the cheaper HotPink Bonefish more tempting?
  13. Here's a nice pict of the small disgusting GPU heatsink. No pipes and only a small thin block of Alu. Aka no LM for this GPU. The cooling design for this 650 Ti is on level with what DELL's Thermal Engineering Technologist Travis North would prefer 😄Even the component choices is rigth out from Dell's tech bible, LOOL Edit. First bench out from GTX 650 Ti..... https://hwbot.org/submission/5059844_papusan_aquamark_geforce_gtx_650_ti_495197_marks?recalculate=true New fresh thermal paste didn't help much. Improved a bit only for idle clocks. I expect the wimpy thin small Alu heatsink block can't handle more heat tranfair from the Gpu die under full load. Aka the cooling is already fully saturated with heat and the fans can't remove it fast enouh from the block in full load. Yep, Dell cooling design at it worst. Cheapo and flawed.
  14. Buying a used mining GPU rewards the people who ruined PC gaming pcworld.com Yep, but if you buy new cards you rewards Nvidia and it's partners as AIB and reatail shops. This is a choice between pest and Cholera. But if all people out there buy used cards, this will help to stop nvidia and its partners to max out profits. In th end if they can't sell all cards as hoped then we will see prices on new cards below MSRP. And they know whom bought up all the 3000 series cards with vram bigger than 4GB. Hence they tried offer cheapo card from old gens to the gamers that couldn't get the new Ampere cards. A rumored drop around 50% in sales will hurt them where it feels best. Let e'm all bleed money..... Both on 3000 and 4000 series cards. Nvidia allegedly directly helping AIBs get rid of Ampere stock in exchange for "big pre-purchases" of RTX 40 series boards Btw. New pict of the new old baby (GTX 650Ti@2GB). A real baby card. Only my Nvidia GT 705 OEM is smaller than this black beauty. And as usual... No money to Nvidia. All black as usual bro @electrosoft 🙂 Yep even with a nice black PCB. Yep, never repasted. I wonder what the temps will be with 10 years old thermal paste. The alu cooler is one of the smallest I have seen and even worse designed than anything you get in new modern Jokebooks. Edit. The new old baby card in his new home for temp testing (10 years old paste).
  15. GPU Shipments May Drop by 50%, Nvidia Braces for Long Winter Tomshardware.com | Yesterday Nvidia also expects to take a big hit, thanks to both the post-pandemic drop in demand and the major cryptocurrency crash earlier this year. Taiwanese graphics card suppliers estimate their 2022 shipments will fall by between 40 - 50%, and sources cited by Digitimes say this will cause Nvidia's revenue to fall "at a pace beyond imagination." Digitimes should be one of the most reliable sources regarding news from tech industri. Nvidia.................... AMD will steal more sales from Intel and Nvidia... They ride two horses (Cpu's/Gpu's). Hence they won't race down the drain in a pace as Nvidia and Intel. Welcome to reality.
  16. But isn't it cute? Prosumers/corporate that need 100% security for every day tasks needs to diasable SMT technology (HT) on all later Ryzen chips. I remember when the fanboys on the Red side bashed Intel for similar vulnerability flaws. And said this would never happen if you bought newer AMD chips due they was properly engineered, LOOL SQUIP games: A serious AMD Ryzen flaw can only be fixed by slowing the CPU down "So in order to mitigate the vulnerability, SMT technology needs to be disabled, and that means a significant blow to the chip’s performance" New vulnerability in AMD Ryzen CPUs could seriously jeopardize performance Yep...............
  17. Same hash = Same file. Of course this needed file should be in this thread as well 🙂
  18. Right on time before Intel and AMD release new processors. It's amazing how they can find new flaws at correct time. New security patches will always arrive right before new HW will be released. Like clockwork. Security vulnerabilities found in Intel and AMD processors by Martin Brinkmann on Aug 10, 2022 in Security - Last Update: Aug 10, 2022 - 0 Security researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Intel and AMD processors that may lead to information disclosure. Most Intel 10th, 11th and 12th generation processors are affected by a new vulnerability that the Most Intel 10th, 11th and 12th generation processors are affected by a new vulnerability that the researchers have named ÆPIC Leak. The vulnerability is an architectural bug according to the researchers, which sets it apart from Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities that have haunted Intel and AMD in the past years. AMD Zen 2 and 3 processors are affected by a security vulnerability that the researches named SQUID. It is a side channel attack that is targeting CPU schedulers. New Vulnerability Affects All AMD Zen CPUs: Threading May Need to Be Disabled tomshardware.com
  19. Grabbed 16th place and was rewarded with 1 extra boint for 980Ti in GPUi 3.2 - 1B 🙂 Running 1708 on the Gpu cores. When I have the time I will try out a few other drivers to see how far this will go. https://hwbot.org/submission/5058225_papusan_gpupi___1b_geforce_gtx_980_ti_16sec_687ms
  20. Because automatic mode would create a mess for the users. Better have a choice. Test what fits your pc and detemine what you want. Unisex systems (all should be and have the same) will never work. Should I Use Windows Game Mode for Gaming Or Turn It Off?
  21. Not bad. 1706 on the cores in GPUI 3.2 - 1B. Or near 500MHz overclock above a stock Nvidia 980 Ti Founders edition🙂 And this with an air cooler. https://hwbot.org/submission/5057764_papusan_gpupi_v3.3___1b_geforce_gtx_980_ti_13sec_410ms https://hwbot.org/submission/5057763_papusan_gpupi___1b_geforce_gtx_980_ti_16sec_872ms Mostly LN2 and a few chilled cards above. So ok'is for an GPU with an stock air cooler. I know I can get the 16th place in GPUI 3.2 - 1B with this Zotac card. I lost that score/place when the last benchmark run was ready to be finalized. I guess even 15th place is possible 🙂 Btw. Anyone heard from bro @Rage Set? Long time and none to see. Hope all is well with him.
  22. The beauty with Windows 11. You never know what come in the update patches from Redmond. Sometimes it's adviced to update. At least if you was dumb enough to install previous patches, LOOL @Mr. Fox @Ashtrix Not everyday you should jump on previeew Updates guinea Pig updates from Microsoft. Microsoft has warned today that Windows devices with the newest supported processors are susceptible to "data damage" on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022. You'll need to install June 23 preview update (Windows 11, Windows Server 2022) or the July 12 security update (Windows 11, Windows Server 2022) for their OS version as a workaround. Windows devices with newest CPUs are susceptible to data damage Microsoft has warned today that Windows devices with the newest supported processors are susceptible to "data damage" on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022. And newer has to be better. Always. Sure. But where is the huge performance uplift over older OS and the increased quality? Down the drain at Redmond HQ? 🙃 Windows 11 is all about quality, says Panos Panay How Microsoft is making Windows 11 run faster than Windows 10 Windows 11 will be the first version of Windows developed under the leadership of Panos Panay. Maybe the man need some help?
  23. Great news for those who wait for 4000 series graphics cards or want to buy the older 3000 series. Maybe they also have to adjust price expectations for the higher end 4000 cards? There is no miners this time that can help them keep prices well above MSRP. And too high MSRP prices over normal on next gen high end will only lower the sales of those type cards. And the bird who told Jay that the prices won't go down any further knew all this would happen. I hope we finally will see loads of used 3000 cards flooding the web coming weeks. This will certainly help Nvidia to see the light 🙂 NEWS 2022-08-08 15:05 NVIDIA announces weaker Q2 gaming GPU sales, now working with channel partners to adjust prices Weaker sales are likely the results of cryptocurrency crash and post-COVID market with lower demand of PC hardware. Nice, and Nvidia said the miners was in minority buying their ampere graphics cards.
  24. They all need to cut costs to keep up profits if less people buy new things due bad times forwards. Here home... 4.5% increase in salery but the prices on food, electricity, fuel etc increase more than twice. Aka you will have less money left for buying new things you may or may not need. Or is forced to buy cheaper due your personal economy is weakened. And the bad times will last a long time. The weakened economy won't be fixed over night. AMD, Intel, Nvidia Slow Hirings as Economy Falters
  25. EVGA ain't as honnest as you think. And Jay should be very careful what he post in media. Not that he is the one to blame for spreading the news, but hi took out the cat from the bag. The one who was the bird who told him... None know. But it smells bad. EVGA tried hard as they could to hide that they sold mining equipments to the miners. And be you sure... Loads of cards also went to miners outside the normal sales channels. Same as all the other of Nvidia's AIB partners (Msi, Asus, Gigabyte etc). Even Nvidia themself sold loads of Ampere cards directly to miners. They are all guilty for scummy business. Evga is only one of many companies with same business philosophy. Profits over bodyes Max profits over honesty. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/evga-1300-m1-mining-psu Of course, EVGA isn't being loud about the launch -- there was no announcement or press release. Rather, the unit just appeared on NewEgg(opens in new tab), seemingly out of nowhere, but I guess this is logical: companies that come out with mining hardware aren't exactly popular right now. The PSU also isn't listed on EVGA's website either.
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