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AHAHAHA... *ccough* omg u made me cough out my lung from laughing so hard...![]()
That looks... wrong.![]()
I seriously can't think of ANY ITX cases which can handle that.... which defeats the whole point in ITX...
AHAHAHA... *ccough* omg u made me cough out my lung from laughing so hard...![]()
That looks... wrong.![]()
I wonder what motherboard I'll add to my card.![]()
That looks... wrong.![]()
Someone needs to photoshop in the logo from that one "internet video content" company.![]()
That looks... wrong.![]()
Well it does make it look more powerful.![]()
That looks... wrong.![]()
It is just for the 3090, and it is for compute heavy tasks. At least that is what I've heard.Why the hell do they still have SLI connectors on the cards when SLI is practically dead and no one is dumb enough to do SLI?
That's a aftermarket version.I have a feeling the 3090 will not fit in the Lian Li TU150...case....
That mobo just got blacked. (OK, dark grayed.)![]()
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No, they dont get better prices. Why should they? TSMC has no competition so AMD is paying whatever TSMC wants.
I actually don't think it would fit in my 011 Dynamic. I have about 1/4" between the power cables on the glass side on my 5700XT. This card is taller, so I think it would straight up hit the glass.I have a feeling the 3090 will not fit in the Lian Li TU150...case....
I need the portability. I carry my TU150 case with the 3950x to the field for work. I will probably put at 3080 in there and put the 3090 in my EPYC rig. I have all 3 cards secured and will get on launch date.That's a aftermarket version.
Your willing to pony up for one, but balk at a case upgrade if needed?
Viewing the max cpu cooler and gpu length of the TU150 you might actually be able to squeeze the 3090 in there. I'm guessing you'll have a better idea once you get the card.I need the portability. I carry my TU150 case with the 3950x to the field for work. I will probably put at 3080 in there and put the 3090 in my EPYC rig. I have all 3 cards secured and will get on launch date.
On paper this will fit in the Coolermaster NR200. And since they made 3 PCIe panels on the case it makes me think they specifically built it to fit this behemoth.AHAHAHA... *ccough* omg u made me cough out my lung from laughing so hard...
I seriously can't think of ANY ITX cases which can handle that.... which defeats the whole point in ITX...
No way would TSMC give AMD as good a deal as Nvidia for 8nm. Even when taking into account the worse yields of larger chip, Nvidia is going to be paying lower per chip. This is a reflection of how badly Samsung needs Nvidia as a customer and how in demand TSMC production is.I dont know what this has to do with what i said about the deal of AMD and TSMC for the 7nm wafer price.
Since AMD is the number on customer at 7nm they get a lot better prices than they got last year.
That dude's high! Unless he's a sissy and he just shed some tears of joy!this is pretty lifelike, RTX is pretty good
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Don't forget, you'll still trying to judge so about an ULTRA-HIGH resolution gameplay by looking at a video on your screen which then shows a recording of yet another screen where this plays.this is pretty lifelike, RTX is pretty good
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I think RTX 3090's are going to be in low supply. RTX 3080's? I don't think so. Nvidia is predicting a massive 4.4 billion dollar quarter and will likely break it if they want their stock price to stay high. I think that number requires a really successful Amphere launch.With NVIDIA having Samsung capacity to themselves you’d think reports of low supply for ampere launch would be untrue. Maybe it’s the G6X that they can’t get enough of. I’m dreading having to fight bots to get a 3090 on launch day.
They're basically the only ones using Samsung and so Nvidia will have easier time with supply than AMD. AMD are competing for TSMC 7nm wafers and console APU production will be at its peak.That means they need 4x times the wafer volume for the same amount of chips. For this I dont see a lot of RTX3080/3090 cards at retail stock in the first 2-3 months after Ampere launch.
I saw this and was like..."Hey Nvidia added something you already get in Zoom and Teams applications"this is pretty lifelike, RTX is pretty good
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If AMD's RDNA2 performance is at the RTX 3070 level, then wouldn't it technically compete with Nvidia's previous high end 2080 TI? I do wish Nvidia had been able to get the Ampere chips manufactured at 7 nm, which was one of the reasons I didn't bother with Turing. I also wonder just how big the next generation video cards are going to be. That would be funny if the missing coprocessor is a CPU socket because the video card is so big, it becomes it's own system.CoreTeks new video with some rumored competition information - Timestamped to where it is. Rumors of RTX 3070 Ti 16GB