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

[electrosoft]

4 hours ago, Papusan said:

 

And it will be worse... 

The largest US power grid is struggling to meet AI demand: electricity bills are expected to increase by 20% in some US regions.

 

4 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

AI is going to ruin everything for the world. The whole thing is driven by educated idiots. They tend to ruin anything and everything they touch. That's just who they are and how they operate.

 

 

 

8 hours ago, tps3443 said:

Yep I am very proud to say that I cook that thing, my best score was 17,315 Steel Nomad so essentially +11% faster than the RTX Pro 6000 in that video. Since we cannot get a waterblock for a RTX PRO 6000 very easily unless you had one custom made it makes me not interested in one. And well they are $8,000 dollars lol..You could probably be cheaper to have a 5090 custom modified with 48GB GDDR7. 

 

Truth is, they are overpriced..And since we can cook one for 1/4 the price unless someone runs LLMS that thing should never even be considered. I did really want one a while back. Glad that crush finally went away.  😎 🤣

 

You understand why this is a fallacy right? Like, you get it.....

 

Cooling procurement is irrelevant.

 

On a hardware level, the 6000 is superior to the 5090FE and every other 5090 out there.

 

Just because you  can douse it in water to handle shunted power draw doesn't change that reality...

 

If the dude who binned 16 of them and plans to either modify or fab a WB finishes up his project, you will see the reality of your fallacy.... 🙂

 

Price:Performance? Absolutely. Overclocked/WB/cooled vs out of the box? Absolutely. But you still understand why that way of thinking is flawed. It's the 2080ti all over again like I said before. 🤣

[Papusan]

8 minutes ago, electrosoft said:

 

 

 

 

You understand why this is a fallacy right? Like, you get it.....

 

Cooling procurement is irrelevant.

 

On a hardware level, the 6000 is superior to the 5090FE and every other 5090 out there.

 

Just because you  can douse it in water to handle shunted power draw doesn't change that reality...

 

If the dude who binned 16 of them and plans to either modify or fab a WB finishes up his project, you will see the reality of your fallacy.... 🙂

 

Price:Performance? Absolutely. Overclocked/WB/cooled vs out of the box? Absolutely. But you still understand why that way of thinking is flawed. It's the 2080ti all over again like I said before. 🤣

 

Is this a good deal for consumers? Does this mean that the US citizens being screwed by the Government? Business friendly just mean consumers aka own citizens being thrown under the bus. 

 

https://www.pcworld.com/article/2844040/ftcs-click-to-cancel-subscription-rules-thrown-out-by-judges.html

[electrosoft]

6 minutes ago, Papusan said:

 

Is this a good deal for consumers? Does this mean that the US citizens being screwed by the Government? Business friendly just mean consumers aka own citizens being thrown under the bus. 

 

https://www.pcworld.com/article/2844040/ftcs-click-to-cancel-subscription-rules-thrown-out-by-judges.html

 

We know exactly why this happened.....some just don't want to open their eyes unfortunately. 😞

 

 

[Mr. Fox]

9 hours ago, Papusan said:

 

Is this a good deal for consumers? Does this mean that the US citizens being screwed by the Government? Business friendly just mean consumers aka own citizens being thrown under the bus. 

 

https://www.pcworld.com/article/2844040/ftcs-click-to-cancel-subscription-rules-thrown-out-by-judges.html

The part you are missing and what is frequently maliciously misreported by the media is the fact that appointed Federal JUDGES are the problem even more than the government. They try to reinvent and distort or negate the law based on personal bias rather than enforcing the law as written. Most of them are extreme left lunatics. If you really pay attention it was the Federal Trade Commission (government) rules that the libiotic judge tossed out. I am not saying that the government is good. Nobody has a "good" government because they do not exist. But, government(s) are becoming occuppied by imbeciles like the judges. They want to legislate immorality, corruption and lawlessness. Our government was built on the concept of being of, by and for the people. That is being threatened by those that want a government that tells brainwashed zombie people what to believe, think and feel.

  

9 hours ago, tps3443 said:

Am I crazy for thinking this? I thought GTX10 series was almost 10 years old. Someone help me understand. I would think 7-8 years would be amazing on a piece of hardware lol. 

I wouldn't say crazy, only too narrowly focused on an element that is not entirely on point. Seven or eight years, even ten, is just not good enough when a high percentage of the GPU family is still in active daily use by millions of people. It requires almost no effort to maintain drivers for the older hardware. It is largely a few lines of code in an .INF file. Most of the "features" that require newer hardware are facetiously said to be "incompatible" when the fact of the matter is the compatibility is controlled and used as an enticement to spend money. It is deliberate and self-serving, and NVIDIA is absolutely not the only company guilty of this criminal behavior. All of them do it, and all for the same reasons... none of which are in the interest of their patrons or acted on with any regard for being just.

 

A similar example would be a conspiracy to make all new car engines with a new size and dimension of spark plugs and then, by decree, mandate the discontinuance the manufacture of spark plugs of a historically normal dimension. Then all of the cars made before the introduction of the new would become immediately obsolete because they cannot be maintained for lack of parts. The only option is to purchase a new car.