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I was just addressing the point of 'Daggerhashimoto'/T-Rex

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-cryptocurrency-mining-hash-rate-limit-bypassed-hacked-rtx-3060-ethereum/

Robert's in too deep now to ever let this be released

1) If I'm playing with just 1 other friend I don't need teammates 2) As for opponents, I let my game talk for me - it often just bullies and picks on me, but regardless

Fingers crossed this means new 2021/2022 SHIELD TV based on same chip/Volta too and HDMI 2.1 🤞🤞🤞🤞

I'll just go Netflix/whatever + Redbox for occasional *whatever is after 4K* disc rentals (seeing as they carry 4K now while Netflix DVD doesn't) - I buy my discs now and rip for Plex - I don't use the physical discs aside to act as original source and 2nd backup (all my rips/encodes are stored...

I gotta say, with how complicated Dolby Vision is having to mux in multiple video streams, can encode some but make sure not all + there's multiple versions of Dolby Vision + the fact you basically need 2x copies of each title when it's Dolby vision (DVp7 from BR for things that support that -...

That's why with direct eye contact you destroy it slipped through your fingers into this ill-placed wood chipper, act of God

prime95 would disagree - you can have 'apparently' working but working inaccurately

I know it's not the optimal solution at all but that's what DRC is for if it's really a problem

I liked the comment for the irony FYI

Oh, so I'm still in the prime timeline. Thank God.

Who the hell says 'PWS' and not 'PSU'? Did I step into an alternate reality?

Point being there is no thing that is full proof secure. The only determining factor in how secure something is, is how enticing of a target it is. There are ways and methods around anything and everything.

Good thing governments the size of the US, or China (hosting and bankrolling a lot of mining firms), are not known to stockpile unknown exploits for themselves and never do things like break into companies (either digitally with remote access or delivered pre-compromised HW - or even with...

Wouldn't shock me either. Be NVIDIA, see for whatever reasons on your end - whether the reasons are or aren't all within your control - higher income and profit stream from miners ATM than gamers, just start 'repackaging' your public-on-the-shelf formerly-gaming products as miner products.

No I think he's just saying Nvidia was acquiring more and more defective chips through all this and realized the could make a mining card with them, along with all this PR hubub about pRoTeCtInG gAmErZ (while still selling directly to miners all the while, cause money talks) - and make a few...

I remain skeptical and think "THEY DID IT, THIS WILL SURELY WORK!" is overly optimistic As said, where there's a will, there's a way Money, and the more of it, just hastens that all IMO mining firms are just doing the little Neo from the Matrix kung-fu 'bring it' gesture to this news.

Shame these places lack such a mountain of money to overcome this 'only a difficulty'.......

Also easier to resell a gaming GPU than a mining GPU when you're done with it - so more incentive to buy a gaming GPU instead or as well in theory. But also I doubt they account for that, it's either just a side perk or even it's just some individual employees take them home and sell them. More...

Listen, Nvidia (and miners) bad, AMD good. That's it. Stick to the script, drop the sensible commentary :p

Yeah, but guess who will pay more. Nvidia is a company, not a gamer's advocacy charity. I'm not saying any of this meaning I like it or am cool with it or whatever. Just think practically here people. A company wants to make money and will when offered to them. That's not wrong, its what the...

This is just PR, mining farms hire ex-Nvidia engineers to make them custom bios and drivers. Once the HW is in your hands, no lock out works, especially when you have the same engineers who made the lock-out on payroll to un-lock it. Same deal with AMD cards, all their stuff is just PR, they're...

My question is more about DV profile 8 compatibility and also getting the DV HDR10 BL within it to activate. I'm using Dolby MP4 muxer, doing everything right as described, but files come out with metadata saying that there's an HDR10 base layer, but the base layer never displays in HDR10 when...

Starting to figure out how to add Dolby Vision files to my Plex Server. I know MakeMKV can make DV mkv files now and Plex can play them - but I specifically got some questions about muxing the 2 hevc layers into other DV profiles in a mp4/m4v container for broader native device DV compatibility...

I think you're wrong there too, miners are out buying laptops they themselves can't get enough GPUs ATM. Are they the main cause? No. One of the factors at play here, yes. Absolutely. You do realize, this is like the perfect storm of 5 different things all happening at the same time, that...

I'm saying if miners wanted to buy from AMD, they wouldn't tell them no. And they wouldn't specifically design their products to not be appealing/to be completely useless to miners, and only to rAdIcAl GaMeRzZ dUdE. AMD is a company, not a charity.

This is why you aren't running a GPU company. You sell GPUs. Doesn't matter if the Devil himself wants to buy one. Is his money green? He gets what he's willing to pay for, if so.

K, where do I stick my dick?

The best password is a long winded non-sensical sentence you come up with yourself, spaces in the password between words and all.

Which would be? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

The #1307 issue is still marked 'open', that means it's not in any version of Handbrake, old or new, no matter how long ago the issue was first noticed/added to github tracker. Only when it's marked closed, will the version released after it's marked closed (for example, might not be the very...

Handbrake doesn't do HDR. When encoding a 10bit file, handbrake first discards all 10bit information (which includes HDR) and converts down to 8bit as part of its encoding pipeline. It then expands back to 10-bit when writing the file, but all the actual 10bit information in the original source...

Manufacturing and shipping are down too this time, causing strain on the supply. It's like a cattle auction bidding for spots on shipping vessels atm.

I have all my Plex media data on the NAS + redundantly backed up on separate drives in my computer (latter where the image is from). 6 drives for media across the two is enough for me. I'll just upgrade drives/capacities as time passes.

I encode my DVDs to h.264 @ whatever their native bitrate reports, Blu-rays h.264 @ up to 15mbps and just got a 5950x so I can start encoding some of these 4k Blu-rays in cold storage to h.265 @ up to 45mbps (I'll use Staxrip to keep HDR/HDR10+, will keep orig rips of Dolby Vision titles and...

Tonemapping is already here with limited device compatibility support ATM, but Plex devs on forums have said much more broadly supported/compatible implementations is in the works (to work with Synology Nas and such for example - which don't all work well OOB with current method). No reason to...

Let me introduce you to our friend Plex.... you can both use it as a DVR and to archive/store/stream your own media, in addition to TV and DVR recordings. Basically, you make your own in house streaming service. https://www.plex.tv/

thats's why my password is hunter2, hidden by plain sight TapsHead.gif

I finally scored my 5950x tonight @MSRP through Amazon after camping inventory bot streams on discord for over a month - I was originally gonna go 5900x but aside from I talked myself into going 5950x if need be before today (or upgrade to a used one down the road some years time), you gotta...