Has Nvidia done this in the past? I've noticed lately that my 1060 6GB has been getting less frames in the same games I've been playing and also less points while folding. Still getting the same frequency on the card including memory, but less performance it seems.Oh no problem. Nvidia will slow down the older cards in their drivers slowly but surely. I bet they have a long term plan to make RTX 3000 obsolete.
Has Nvidia done this in the past? I've noticed lately that my 1060 6GB has been getting less frames in the same games I've been playing and also less points while folding. Still getting the same frequency on the card including memory, but less performance it seems.
Yeah, didn't a recent driver release increase performance for all supported Nvidia cards?
Yeah, didn't a recent driver release increase performance for all supported Nvidia cards?
Perhaps it is. I'm not seeing much, if any, of an increase in temps. I get ~70C with a modest OC, 1974-2025 MHz @ 98% utilization while folding. But I am on factory paste.
I had a look, and right you are. GTX owners keep getting the shaft.I think it only impacted Turing and newer cards.
Usually they will "optimize" something that speeds up the current cards at the expense of the older cards.Has Nvidia done this in the past?
I had a look, and right you are. GTX owners keep getting the shaft.
Usually they will "optimize" something that speeds up the current cards at the expense of the older cards.
The news blurb says healthy DX12 boost for all RTX cards. Everyone else can get bent I guess.What about Turing GTX owners?
The news blurb says healthy DX12 boost for all RTX cards. Everyone else can get bent I guess.
Aussie Steve tweeted that in his upcoming CoD MW2 shootout, the 5700XT bodied the 2060Super by 60% at 1080 and 1440. That's crazy sauce.Yeah that's Nvidia for you, still kick myself over cheaping out and not getting an RX 5700 when they were $300 instead of the $240 I paid on a 1660 Super
My Bosch heat pump is pretty darn efficient at producing heat down to 20-25 degrees.If he lives in a colder climate, heat pumps aren't an option.
I use an evaporative cooler in the summer, super cheap to run (about $30 a month). But in the winter, we spend a lot of time in freezing temps, and heat pump efficiency drops significantly below 40F. So very few homes here use heat pumps, and those that do, aren't happy with them in the coldest months.
I believe that's due to a driver issue on Nvidia's end, but we'll get a better idea soon enough.Aussie Steve tweeted that in his upcoming CoD MW2 shootout, the 5700XT bodied the 2060Super by 60% at 1080 and 1440. That's crazy sauce.
Yeah, he says he was getting a lot of crashes testing Nvidia cards, almost none with AMD. 2070Super is too far behind the 2080 in his test too. He doesn't know why as of his tweet.I believe that's due to a driver issue on Nvidia's end, but we'll get a better idea soon enough.
Yeah, he says he was getting a lot of crashes testing Nvidia cards, almost none with AMD. 2070Super is too far behind the 2080 in his test too. He doesn't know why as of his tweet.
It is strange, because I have been watching zWORMz play on a bunch of different cards, and I don't think he has had any major issues like that. He mostly uses a 5800X 3D and 5700G now.
Yeah, TSMC will keep charging high prices. Nope, the correction will continue and expand.
Funny. How many billions again they invested and now expect a return? You seem to think a company can just charge more because of the thinking "they need us". This reveals that beyond a certain point, the truth is, they realize that they don't need us and that need us point is falling because of uncontrollable world events. Cuts are coming throughout the supply chain. I know you think that printing more money solves the problems, but thankfully wiser heads see the truly disastrous end scenario with that policy.That's N3. The problem N3 has is that N4 is comparable in quality and cheaper per transistor despite the N3 density gain.
Funny. How many billions again they invested and now expect a return?