I kinda think that it could all fit in either GPUs, OT, or DC. I understand where you are coming from, but on the other hand we have so many sub-forums already.
Just one sticky to replace the entire GPU forum?!Maybe just one sticky thread would be enough.
Just one sticky to replace the entire GPU forum?!
Did you want to put in a motion to re-name the GPU forum, "The Pitchfork Forum"?That would be awesome! That way we could see who bought all the video cards we can't get a hold of and can't afford!
What? For mining of course.Just one sticky to replace the entire GPU forum?!
Meh, I don't think there is enough mining discussion to warrant a whole sub-forum. Practically all of the mining discussion is contained to the ETH mining thread. Yes, occasionally it spills out into the other threads, but only because people are lamenting on the lack of video card availability and having dedicated mining sub-forum won't help that.
Actually I do see harm in splitting out into too many subforums. Take a look into nVidia and AMD subforums and check "Last Reply" timestamps, there is barely any activity there. This forum is kind of dying. Splitting into too many subforums is only going to fragment people and lower overall participation rate even more. I'd rather do the opposite and merge AMD/Nvidia subforums back into one. It may have made sense in the past when we had much more participation and when AMD/Nvidia hacks were at each other's throats all the time, but things change, and right now I'd rather have just a single Video Card forum for all the remaining folks still hanging out here.- Agreed. It just feels like we need a mining sub forum because of how much mining is directly affecting GPU availability for gamers right now, otherwise it would likely be a handful of folks on this forum actively engaging and talking about it.
I mean, I don't fundamentally see the harm, its not like there is scarcity in the number of forums that can be opened. I just don't think the subforum would be as active as we think it would be simply due to circumstances.
That's what I was thinking. They also could fall under OT, GPUs, and CPUs in some cases. I guess the point is we have enough places here it could fit?Wouldn't mining and distributed computing fall in the same category?
In essence it's sort of the same thing no?
That's what I was thinking. They also could fall under OT, GPUs, and CPUs in some cases. I guess the point is we have enough places here it could fit?