Intel I219-V FTW. Had it on two boards now, and it's never given me a moments trouble under Linux. Funnily enough, I've had more problems with WiFi adapters under Windows than I have with WiFi adapters under Linux - as a result of a certain...
Old news this vector was theoretically discussed in detail a couple years ago. Did it really take this long to come to fruition? Good news is AI will solve issues like this in the future?
Just got this running tonight and it is quite good. Runs smooth as butter on the quest 3 at full resolution and my 9070XT fans don't even turn on after 3 hrs of playing. GPU core temp maxed out at 44C. Amazing work by the modder.
These cards have extremely thick PCBs that wick a lot of heat. If you don't have a preheater and hot air you're way more likely to make a mess of it. Just saying.
The creator posted it to the Nvidia subreddit a week or so ago.
https://github.com/VolterMort/WireViewPro2_MSIAB
EDIT - found the original post https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/1xal4u0/release_opensource_msi_afterburner_plugin_for/
MSI PRO X670-P wifi. Not as feature rich as some boards but it's a solid well built trouble free board that isn't a finicky bitch with memory. Built with two of these and had 0 issues with either. No complaints from the owners one of which is my...
That's why so far he is the only one on my block list the guy is retarded and or just likes to be a dick or is an Nvidia bot that adds nothing to the discussions. Pointless to engage with it I encourage everyone to block him cuz it's the only way...
Your card is FE correct? That requires a wire view pro 2 wired to get into the angled and recessed connector. No worries I can do the testing myself with my FE card but I won't be doing it for a while since a rather large unexpected expense...
Anyone here in possession of a wire view pro interested in an experiment? Are you seeing uneven power distribution on any of your 6 power pins via the wire view pro? This experiment might be a permanent solution to the 12VHPWR connector...
Short answer is no. You can compile the data yourself but it will take a great deal of time and effort. I do a lot of that sort of testing personally so feel free to PM me with your target power budget and resolution/refresh rate. I'm assuming...
That guy is very opinionated for sure but you don't see all the misguided or flat out ignorant destruction of gpus he has repaired for the general population over the years. I can not believe the lengths he goes to repair some of the crap that...