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TIt’s clear to me (and not just to me) that this standard was designed with planned obsolescence in mind. But that’s clear to Steve, too. Just as it’s clear to him that using a cable that’s frequently plugged in and unplugged causes the thin pins...
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T2 12v2x6 connectors for any card that can use more than 450 watts, and 3 connectors for more than 900 watts. That's what they should do. The other thing is for the custom cards, don't tie everything into a common bus. It can even be advertised as...
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TThe other thing that makes this even dumber, is Nvidia prevents OEMs/partners from offering a choice of connectors. If Asus or whoever offered a model with multiple 8 pins, or an actually better connector, I would have paid more given the chance...
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Ttunatime reacted to Lakados's post in the thread A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup with
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That is actually a legal precedent that already exists in California. They have it on the books that user-selectable age input does not meet the minimum safety requirements, as kids will lie about their age, so they can't use it for a bunch of... -
Ttunatime replied to the thread RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR.Nope not at all the same. Nice try though. A CPU or mb having a problem inside the silicone or part of the power delivery system is something I can go well shit happens as it is a lot harder to deal with manufacturing defects that only effects...
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Ttunatime replied to the thread A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup.With all do respect screw you with that roll over and take it with no lube attitude. It's all to much there is no worst or better way when it comes to screwing us over. Today it's this "good", law tomorrow it will be full scan id to turn on your...
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Ttunatime reacted to DukenukemX's post in the thread A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup with Like.
What you don't get is that we don't want ID age verification laws. They won't protect children but they will help identify you on the internet. It's the same situation with Flock and Data Centers in that nobody wants it. Only the government...
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Ttunatime replied to the thread RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR.They really should only be on cards that are under 500w or like you said a 30% higher safety factor would make this a no issue
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TThey changed the socket and connectors how many times now and they still burn? I mean 8-pins burned once in a while but it was generally the faulty power delivery on the card that caused this rather than the connector itself. I always felt like...
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Ttunatime replied to the thread A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup.Definitely a bot or you drank way to much cult juice or are retarded if you believe this is benefit us.
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Ttunatime reacted to MrGuvernment's post in the thread A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup with Like.
The law is not good, it requires everyone to prove their age, it is the slippery slope to associate all internet activity to an end user and collect more data and info (i do not care what is already out there...) The law is a push by Meta and...
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Ttunatime reacted to Ididar's post in the thread A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup with Like.
No law, which demands my operating system know who I am, is concerned with privacy. This, not unlike cameras everywhere, is all about hoovering up as much data as possible.
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Ttunatime replied to the thread RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR.You people that keep defending Nvidia and the cable are straight up retarded. The fact It keeps happening and will happen more often as the cards and cable age should be very concerning for all of us. I never had a card that yearly maintenance...
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Ttunatime replied to the thread GPU prices — is the worst behind us ?.Yeah it's super depressing and makes me feel we are heading for some tech apocalypse dystopic future timeline where we are lucky to even have a computer or it will all be be prebults or streaming boxes. Bums me out the more I think about it tbh...
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Ttunatime replied to the thread Massive 12-terabyte archive of Steam data leaks online.Wow 56k Ithat feels like a life time ago man. You know I never thought about that in my life we went form watching the girl slowly load only to have AOL droop out right as it was getting to the good parts to I now have a 2gb pipe and can do a...
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Ttunatime reacted to westrock2000's post in the thread Massive 12-terabyte archive of Steam data leaks online with Like.
No I meant 12TB in 2003 would have been a rediculous amount of storage. To a person back then using a 56K baud modem, it would take 60 years to download that.
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Ttunatime replied to the thread Gaming hardware is impossible to afford.It's the first time In history I had a rig for a year and could sell it for a 3-4g profit. So in a way it's kinda cool. I saw the writing on the wall and bought a 5090 at 3k because my guy says this will get much worse. The good news to that is...
