Recent content by Peksha

I agree. I've been eyeing the Orin since it came out, and before that I had a Jetson Nano (great machine), and I think it's a perfect candidate for the Switch 2. However, the Orin itself has increased its power consumption significantly compared to the previous version, so I have doubts about...

My assessment is mainly from the point of view of a software developer - such an approach as NV's for inserting SER calls approximately every 5 lines is simply thrown into the trash 😅 Either it is implemented completely transparently on hardware like in CPU, or it is not used. Two years after...

You are probably wrong about SER. There are several hardware requirements for it - a huge L2 (Nx10MB) capable of containing all the register files because it is through it that their reordering occurs, as well as the reordering function. In addition, these calls must be encoded in the game...

Great news for gamers! No AI-bots among the first buyers jacking up prices

Pls stop yours FUD in this and other threads and show how you fearlessly left your 5090, sent to you as a gift from NV, to render all night under full load without supervision. We can even enhance the effect - I will also do this experiment by disconnecting two of the three 8pin cables from the...

I once had one) try some standard tests like cpu-z or something similar, as well as monitoring utilities like hwinfo and observe the characteristics.

Hahaha, more unhealthy suggestions? We are still waiting for you to stop spreading FUD in this thread and show how you fearlessly left your 5090, sent to you as a gift from NV, to render all night under full load without supervision. We can even enhance the effect - I will also do this...

Two months later: Three months later: Recall due to melted connectors

You talk about safety in an impudent and cynical way. Please show us all your crazy ideas by your own example. We will be happy to watch this performance.

You can spend your money more wisely, and buying graphics cards from nvidia is not on that list;)

It doesn't matter what voltage is used to heat the cable. Check your school formula. Only the current, cross-sectional area and specific resistance are important.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1io4a67/an_electrical_engineers_take_on_12vhpwr_and/

You are making a false conclusion again. This shows your bias. The only conclusion from the video is an inadequately designed solution for powering the GPU. Obviously, the people who came up with it do not know either electrical engineering or electricity

Fake news again.

This is exactly what Intel does.