wouldn’t hurt to throw some firepower on it for a week or so to juice the starting numbers. I’m trying to figure out how to get my 3080ti online for a while
I have a good group of friends that I play Mechwarrior online with multiple times per week. I play other games too (path of exile 2, bg3, Stellaris), but usually not that many at once. I’ll probably pickup the new civ in 6-8 months once it has an expansion.
sounds like exactly what threadripper should be. 16-32 cores at high clockspeed with 2-4x the cache of the X3D parts.
Of course, if AMD thought there would be money in that, they would be selling them. My wishlist does not apparently match the market well.
If you needed more performance, you bought better hardware. For example, if your voodoo2 didn’t run quake ii fast enough at your desired resolution, you didn’t back off the resolution, you bought a second voodoo 2 and ran them in SLI.
I let myself be bottlenecked by my screen for too long at...
I’m kind of amazed that the 9070s have sold out with that much stock. I thought most people (like 80% +) were NVIDIA only. Is there really that much demand?
lol, caught me just reading the headline in the news section here. I'd prefer MLC, but I suppose TLC isn't terrible. Might be worth grabbing the 8TB model just for the larger cache size.
At this point, I don't particularly care about sustained sequential read / write, and I don't care about 8TB.
What is the random 4k performance?
What is the latency of the NAND?
How much DRAM cache does it have?
If those values are market leading, I'm fine with a 1TB drive or a 8TB drive.
I’ve got an Ehiem 1250 that’s been working fine since 2003 in various loops, and several d5s, all of which still run. Only had the one bayrez ddc fail.