Recent content by Grimlakin

Oh that's not the issue... it's that the Compact flash drives are like 16 gig. So not enough space for most OS's. So not worth the PITA it would be to get it running right.

Honestly.. if our old ESXI hosts... (dual 18 core systems with 512 or was it 784 gigs of ram) had actual hard drives and not compact flash boot drives I'd think about them finding a path to running this stuff.

Man that's some bullshit right there. Shrink wrapped and all... friggen no maintenance motherboards.. Though I will give them SOME leeway as it's an mini ITX board.

Have fun with the card. Talking more current gen I went from a 2080, to a 6800xt to a 7900xtx to... nothing... no price point that would be an upgrade makes sense. And AMD either smartly or not didn't bother to release a replacement fort the 7900xtx so here I sit as prices soar.

Kloopy it's an 8gb card. It's 1080p in most conditions and unless called out should be expected to be 1080p. Most articles will state 1440p where needed as outliers. I hope that helps.

Talk about a non serviceable solution. Is that an apple product? (Kidding I see the MSI logo on the Wifi.)

So I'm curious other than as a programmer optimizing the tools... what's the use case for this? I'm not trying to be funny on this one... but want to understand how to use a tool like this. Could I use this on my SQL server to help optimize queries and better utilize the cache on my server...

Really.. So Nvidia with the AI boom is equal to every other piece of that avalanche hurtling down the mountain? Really? ;) That's like saying all of the vehicles in the pileup did damage but ignoring the single 80 thousand pound semi truck.

Ooo that one seems like an itch scratcher.

But not for the DIY market... if it comes with 64 gigs of ram....

And that's in a benchmark not a game...

You know NVIDIA could see the memory problem reduced and more of a balanced market by reducing their monopolization of Global Foundries output. Just saying... they pretend like... Oh its not us. It is you. Its 100% you.

Well if you get married you won't have either!

Well currently that's an advantage for Intel for that socket.

Weren't there a bunch of AM5 sockets that could run DDR4 or DDR5 or was that Intel boards?