Thats literally the definition of sheepism.
The RX6000 cards are very very competitive versus the RTX30s but sheep kept buying RTX cards.
CUDA and OptiX users i can understand but gamers really should be seeing the RX6000 cards as a true option.
But look at the steam hardware charts.
Thats literally the definition of sheepism.
The RX6000 cards are very very competitive versus the RTX30s but sheep kept buying RTX cards.
CUDA and OptiX users i can understand but gamers really should be seeing the RX6000 cards as a true option.
But look at the steam hardware charts.
In what games considering the top 50 games on Steam dont have RT
RT isn't a magic bullet. And I say that as a long time Nvidia user.
Uh Cyberpunk is the second best selling game on Steam right now (after MW2). And most of the top games on Steam can run on a potato anyway.
Bro are your posts ever relevant and/or thought out? You post like someone with tourettes at a dinner table who's yelling things in every topic that comes up, desperate to be included while adding nothing of value.
Turning that around: "I care about RTX and DLSS, so everyone else should!"
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How often do you upgrade?
Weird hill to die on. By your own admission it's very unlikely for a recall to happen. Which means, that if it does happen, it'll only be because the risk for the end-user is substantial. In the event of a recall, I hope you reconsider.
Something's clearly up - per the mega thread on reddit - this issue is now occurring across the board on several AIBs and multiple cards/products across the AIBs:
Sure. If you don’t care about either of those and you don’t expect them to matter for the lifespan of your GPU, you should buy AMD.
What? No. Raster, ray tracing, and DLSS are all different things. You can’t simplify it down to one single dimension.
possibly. In a months' time it'll have blown over. nothing will have changed. No recall. No new cables sent out. We'll discover they've sold 50,000 GPUs or whatever, and the RMA figures are expected typical returns of what they have in other GPU releases, but youtubers, thanks to this created hysteria, have had their clicks boosted in the null before the AMD release.
Feels like there are different tech groups trying to disprove each other, plus they all want clicks.
I don't think it mattered anyway. J2C, Igorslab and GN all came out with the same 65'-68' temps of the cables when they butchered them.
Because in worst case senario. You just …. Wait for it…….. buy a cable from cable mod or atx3.0 psu . Tadaaaaaaaaaaa
Has anyone done any tests when the plug isn’t pushed all the way in? There is some force needed before the lock clicks in place.
Only GALAX. They threw 1500w down the cable and disconnected it a little and it started to overheat. They concluded it was the cause of the overheating issue, but everyone else just ignored it.
Yup I did notice it . When I put it the first time it didn’t click . It sounded weird to me. So I plugged it again slowly but firmly and fair enough it did click . I kinda knew this was a big reason some people got this issue.
If you read the reddit sticky people are claiming to have both 150w cables and 300w cables with bad and good solder joints etc. but in all the tests they couldn't get the bad cables to overheat anyway.
Sure you can. RTX and DLSS are pretty recent things. Not all devs have or even want to jump on board yet.
I did the same thing, first no click, then *click*.
Alright dude. Well I’ll be over here enjoying the superior experience in Cyberpunk, Flight Simulator, and Doom Eternal. Good luck convincing anybody with your idiotic l “the only thing that matters is raw power because not all games use DLSS and ray tracing” argument.
For AMD to be remotely competitive for their next cards they will have to match DLSS 2.0 at the bare minimum.
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GN got the same temperatures with the 300v cable as Igorslab did with the 150v cable. Neither got the cables to overheat.
Igor wasn't the only person with a 150V cable - there are other documented cases that show the 150V rated cable...
I found this amusing.
They also posted another reply in the thread as well:I found this amusing.
The company who are making a killing selling replacement cable adapters to people too scared to use the supplied Nvidia one comes out with this response the moment it isn't an Nvidia adapter..
A bit too late though isn't it. They were the ones who helped jump start this shitstorm and profited from it by posting the little pamphlet images showing how bending the Nvidia adapter causes these issues. Suddenly when everyone realises it isn't bending the adapter and it can happen to their cables it's a quick U-turn to it's "user error" cables not pushed in correctly, and talk of stop selling. How about they refund all the people they sold the £100 cables to out of fear the Nvidia cable would burn their houses down?
