*Official Benchmark Thread* - Post it here or it didn't happen :D

[Papusan]

14 minutes ago, Meaker said:

Is it actually accelerated on the NPU yet?

 

Not  sure. I'm not very  interested in this. But it seems Intel is working with Microsoft so, who knows. They better have something to offer to try lure people over from Windows 10 and old hardware when the old OS goes EOL in October. They both will use all the tricks in the book to push people over on Copilot+.

[Mr. Fox]

47 minutes ago, Papusan said:

 

Do they need that when they will offer Microsoft Copilot+ certification for desktops?😅

 

Thus meeting the minimum requirement of 40 TOPS to have the PC Copilot + certification. This will be an advantage, at the marketing level, compared to AMD solutions. 

 

Maybe it's time for Fox to leave AMD now and start enjoy Copilot+? Yup, Fox is not a gamer, so maybe Copilot+ will become his new hobby.

Is the PSU also Copilot+ certified and an "AI-ready" product? 

 

Wait and see is always the best approach. 24C/48T should be nice. The weakness for all of our consumer Intel and CPU processors is not enough PCIe lanes.

 

[Papusan]

4 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

Is the PSU also Copilot+ certified and an "AI-ready" product? 

 

Wait and see is always the best approach. 24C/48T should be nice. The weakness for all of our consumer Intel and CPU processors is not enough PCIe lanes.

 

 

We are there already bro Fox. But for desktops there is still no Copilot+. It will come as you saw what Intel will offer the power enthusiasts😏 

65W Copilot+ AI PC Charger Replacement for Dell 2025 ...

 

 

[Talon]

 

I had a feeling HWU results were SUS AF. 

[Papusan]

1 hour ago, Talon said:

I had a feeling HWU results were SUS AF. 

 

 

Looking forwards to the explanation from HUB🙂

 

 

Edit. @Mr. Foxwould you buy an Anime looking card with full pack of RGB puke and with a touch of Kingpin?

YESTON and GravaStar collaborate on new graphics card design, inspired by EVGA Kingpin GPU?

[tps3443]

8 hours ago, Meaker said:

Normally with shunt modding my concern is the VRMs but in this case it's the connector 😄

I didn’t see this message before but anyways. Yeah connector has been very reliable so far. This scenario is extremely unrealistic, and this type of load probably will never happen real world. (Hope not)
 

I think anyone shunting a 5090 should run a 12vhpwr or 12v-2x6 that has wires individually loose so they can check each individual wire with an amp clamp. I actually did check mine before the shunt mod. And it was perfectly balanced. But people may have that happen, one wire is pulling like 20+ amps and running 100c+ and it decides to glow red. I haven’t checked the amperage balancing since because I returned my amp clamp to Amazon. (DC Amp clamps are kind of expensive, like $100+ dollars) but yeah I think 5090+block+shunt requires careful setup. But I feel confident with the cable. I really doubt it would melt after seeing what it can do. That’s not to say someone could not ru. My card in their system using some janky old bent up 12vhpwr cable and cook it to death! lol 😂 

 

@electrosoft Would really appreciate a shunt modded 5090fe, (He doesn’t know this) but if you run Steel nomad completely stock MSI AB closed, it cracks 16k Matching or beating a stock RTX Pro 6000.  Overclocking can yield another 8% to 8.5%on top of that. 😎 FE does not stand for Founders Edition anymore, but rather could be FE= “Fire Extinguisher” 🧯 

 

This is playing Starfield 4K native which is not too bad.