You are wrong and there is no sources available past present or future that you could provide to deem otherwise.
The Tensor cores are not exposed at all to any of the graphical API's, being only exposed to CUDA with specific limitations to its utility in the sdk.
Volta's BVH calculations are...
incorrect, both are 40nm
Kepler was also a uarch+shrink from fermi
Turing is build on 16nm+++ ala 14nm
I think you're 12 months behind, 1.1 is a revisional update to the already available DXR spec.
No, actually, they can't.
The tensor cores are purely 16fp matrix multiplication
Cards...
had a 3 platter wd20efrx fail at the 1TB boundary, corrupting several large data files
have a 2 platter wd20efrx thats got weak sectors in the last 300GB, and the drives smart is not doing its job and reallocating them.
also have a 2006 3 platter 1TB black and a 2011 2 platter 1TB black and...
The Rampage II boards that I previously said cannot boot Turing graphics cards, actually can!
However you need an older graphics board to do it, as the issue is Turing relies on ACPI 2.0 features (yes, that setting in the bios that is disabled by default)
Switch that on and you can boot from...
nonsense
i have 48GB's across 6 sticks at 1.25v on a x5690 (21x200 @4.2 / DDR3 1600)
and 24GB's across 6 sticks at 1.26v(fluctuates to 1.28v) on a 5670 (19x200 @ 3.8 / DDR3 1600
either you have dud xeons or don't know what you're doing.
going by user reports and whether 3dmark results exist.
a 3dmark result exists with a 2080 on the X58A-UD3R but the revision is not specified in the result.
threads already exist tracking x58 compatibility with turing.
Partpicker doesn't have any background knowledge on what is and isn't actually functional, its just listed based on the pci-e capability.
It looks like you are in luck and there are 3 working Gigabyte boards known so far, but...
Turing is only known to work in the following x58 motherboards so far
The first 8 are reportedly bootable, the rest it is not sure if a uefi loader or second card to boot off is required.
Rampage III Extreme
Sabertooth x58
P6T
P6t Deluxe
P6t Deluxe v2
P6T7 WS SUPERCOMPUTER
P6X58D-E
P6X58D...
and this is where ignorance reigns.
You can significantly affect the life of solid caps with inconsistent regulation of voltage elsewhere, a problem common to gigabytes ever shitty vrm and phase regulation.
I don't particularly care where he was banned from, the point is AMD has a flaw in its rendering pipeline and has not fixed it in the 5 years since it was first identified.
They were quick enough to fix the AF flaw in the 5xxx series cards though after it was identified.
As for driver vsync...
Scali responds to Richard Huddy accusations regarding The Witcher 3 in 2010.
In other words, it has been known since 2010 that AMD's rendering pipeline chokes on its own design, and AMD has done nothing to rectify the situation except add a hack which for all intents and purposes should have...
Sorry to necro this, but im disgusted that these companies are allowed to get away with this b.s.
This permittal of selling stuff with vague wording is disgraceful, a product marketted as having 'up to 3Gb/s' performance, when the chip inside is only SATA 1 compliant is knowingly misleading of...
I hope you compared HDAO on the Radeon vs the Geforce
it will look different. - HDAO is inherently a Radeon optimised technique, while HBAO is Nvidia's own preferred method.
Infact, what you claimed better actually appears inherently worse in HDAO vs HBAO. The grass appears to just stop...
I hope you compared HDAO on the Radeon vs the Geforce
it will look different. - HDAO is inherently a Radeon optimised technique, while HBAO is Nvidia's own preferred method.
Infact, what you claimed better actually appears inherently worse in HDAO vs HBAO. The grass appears to just stop...
the disappearing sound is not a driver issue, the Windows Audio service is failing to start due to service time out. There is a hotfix available for this, linked in that very thread you mentioned on the creative forums.
@ TroyX
those are DanielK's conclusions, not the posters, and i support danielk's findings having tested it against better onboard audio like AD's smartmax
would never compare to realtek's junk.......
revision marking is compiled into the kernel driver (nvklddm.sys)
it can be read back using some of the gpu utilities, such as nvidia inspector, or gpu caps viewer or by hex viewing the nvklddm file (the file in the c:\nvidia\{drivers} folder requires expanding with expand.exe before you can...