Mostly, sort-of, ordered list of desktop GPUs over the years with the ones that were used most highlighted.
Assorted generic cards on 486
ATI Rage (1)
Voodoo2
Voodoo2 SLI
Radeon 7200 All-in-wonder
Radeon 9700 Pro All-in-wonder
Radeon X800 All-in-wonder
Radeon 3870
Radeon 4870
Geforce 295
Radeon...
Should work on 2022 (worked on server 2019 at least). Proxmox you can do, but you’ll have to compile drivers yourself (https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/configuring-fusion-io-sandisk-iodrive-iodrive2-ioscale-and-ioscale2-cards-with-proxmox.54832/). Supposedly works on TrueNAS as well (haven’t...
Wouldn’t surprise me if it still installed and then failed to boot. I encountered that a few years ago when Windows 7 updates started enforcing SSE2 (?) despite allowing processors without it prior to that.
Class-action suits are always such bullshit. Offenders get a slap on the wrist, consumers get nothing meaningful (if anything at all). Lawyers make bank at everyone else’s expense.
I hate this company so much. Comcast is the only provider of internet here with speeds over 200mbps, so they are the only option.
...These hackers may have my real last 4 and phone number, but they don't have my real name. Comcast sucks so hard that they entered my name incorrectly when I...
This is an "own goal" on Intel's part. Their problem is audience. The people likely to see this ad and actually read/care/comprehend it are also the people savvy enough to be aware intel championed the tick, tick, tick, tick... eventual tock -architecture approach.
It's going to depend on the video(s) in question, I'd guess 10-15 transcodes? It would be a beast for that task. Also you can run just about any two supported Nvidia GPUs together for some ML tasks - but a headache when/if different libraries needed for different architectures. Since A4000 and...
This is the one you want: https://www.ebay.com/itm/325853253584 (not mine)
Thermaltake Big Typhoon
Basically a 775 cooler that fits older AMD, I think it was one of the last (good) coolers that had mounting kit for K7/462 included. Absolutely overkill (awesome) for socket A.
Here's the...
It looks like the 14900k can draw 400w+ flat out and OC'd. That's bonkers. My old 2950X pulls almost 100w less than that and I affectionately refer to it as "the space heater".
It would be fun to tinker with one of these for kicks - if they were dirt cheap. Expectations should be set to zero though. It's a novelty item or a museum piece (if we're being really charitable). I watched a few videos on these back when Theranos first imploded, the Edison couldn't match any...
Going rate on those (eBay) is closer to $500. That said, if you could find one around $250 it would be a good deal. At $500 you’re better off with newer cards unless you absolutely need 24gb and can’t scrounge another $100 for a well-worn 3090.
“The grass is always greener “ and all that stuff… I’m a WFH IT guy but, for what it’s worth, the most fulfilling jobs I’ve had were probably either farmhand or when I was an underling at an ad agency (both for laughably bad pay too) *shrug*
I’ve been fully WFH since before the pandemic. Office work makes sense - maybe even essential - for creative and problem solving tasks/roles that require a group to collaborate. Everything else is a pointless waste of of time spent commuting though.
Exceptions should be poor performing...
I just bought a 4090 and I'm really happy with the performance (and VRAM) bump coming from a 2080ti and RTX5000 (2080) in my daily driver systems. That's even with me being fully aware that my platform is hobbling the card for gaming (this the last big upgrade for my X399 workstation). That...
Searched the “old GPU box”… The good news, I found a GeForce3. The bad news, I now remember why I squirreled this away in the mid-2000s: it didn’t play nice with the PCs I tested on. This was a Mac upgrade card (see the weird power connector past the AGP port) and also has Apple’s funky...
If you don't want to build it DIY then I think this build looks good and not outrageous for the money. I'd vote for going AMD right now as well - if only because it leaves the door open to upgrade to potentially much better CPU down the road with AM5. 13900k is a monster but there's nowhere to...
I'd love to jump up to a 3090 (Ti) from my 2080ti, but $700+ is a lot of money for a used card and only so I can more easily play with local ML models. For gaming, the 2080ti is still completely fine at this point. I've played a number of new AAA games over the past year and it hasn't struggled...
I've read a lot of coverage at this point and there are all these extreme viewpoints ranging from "AR/VR is dead and this product is terrible" to (rich Apple fanboys), "It's revolutionary! $3500 isn't that much in 2023 and this is just like when the iPhone was announced". I strongly disagree...
Do know what board size spec this is considered to be? EATX, HPTX, something else?
I'm interested assuming I can make this thing fit in a case I already own.
What gets me is the market pricing in all this hype while Nvidia soldiers on with terrible pricing across the board.
AMD/Intel won't sit idle and I guarantee they have doubled down internally on efforts to produce better competition for datacenter GPUs / ML drivers (at least since it became...
Part of me feels like this is Nintendo's fault for lazy design and distribution, plus relying on cartridges.
The other part of me is pissed at the pirates circulating a major title before release as this is the sort of thing that will lead Nintendo drop the cartridge format and make resales...
I wonder how bad the IHS removal is for the 7000 series? I'd like to move to AM5 this year and this looks great so long as it isn't high-risk to the CPU.
Probably, in a sense, but I'm sure Nvidia could care less about years-old parts that are out of production.
I'm no expert on this, but I remember reading somewhere that all ES parts are technically "stolen" - I don't know to what extent that's true or not though.
Very odd that such a card (maybe even a bit suspect...) would have an engineering BIOS dated from late 2017 when the card was released a year before. I would think any BIOS on an engineering sample would date from early-mid 2016.
My favorite part is:
"All said and done, this is a...
Chiming in here to add in the chorus of reassurance to anyone wondering: Guru3d is, and always has been, an official source for Afterburner. The developer posts on the forums there as Unwinder if you want to see for yourself.
Maybe I'll give Wired another shot, I haven't subscribed in a couple years but I always did like the editorials and reporting - the story from a decade ago about John McAfee in Belize (when he was at peak crazy) was probably my all-time favorite article in a magazine. Definitely not the same...
I'd been a subscriber to Maximum PC since the beginning, I just saw an email come through announcing that the print edition would be ending (or already did?) with the April issue. I knew the day was coming, but it's still a bummer :(. The email explains that the magazine will continue as a...
Nice, I haven't seen these in the wild yet.
Should be roughly an Epyc 9554. Pricing is a bit optimistic though... $5K for this ES, but I know the "real" 9554 can be found around $7K and it will be guaranteed to work :p
Youtubers, reddit hive-mind, and the younger crowd of gamers like to think in terms of such absolutes - "only X CPU should be paired with Y GPU, because reasons". Do not buy into their nonsense - even a 4090 and 7950X3D / 13900K will have a (hardware) performance bottleneck somewhere for any...
I've been waiting, my desktop rig is 2950x and I'm thinking its nearly time for a replacement. Really, really wish Intel's consumer sockets/mobos didn't refresh so frequently, I wouldn't mind going back to team blue for a build but I just can't stomach buying into a socket that is already done...
I think it’s mostly due to prices increasing and the target market being older. Also the fact that “mainstream” GPUs are much more general purpose now. Companies that had workstations with quadro or FirePros are now just as likely to have a reference model instead.
Needless to say, the...
It varies a lot by condition, there are busted up ones and Japanese imports models available for $100-130 but I'm only interested in ones that are in decent shape.
I'd be willing to pay $150-180 shipped for one in good condition with everything working. The low end being scratched up exterior...