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It's an RTX 3070Ti, considering getting a 4070Ti super Gaming @1440p and maybe some 4k in the future. (not with current games of course).

I'm hessitant to buy a Ryzren 7 5700x3d So I have a Gigabyte B550 mb and I was hoping to pair it with a 5700G or 5700x. In my search I found a 5700x3d, I know they are hard to find nowadays but are a great alternative to a 5800x3d. Thing is it's almost twice the price of the 5700x It would be...

I recall DirectML was supposed to be used for MS DLSS alternative, I think there was a demo on a GTX1080Ti before DLSS 1.0 came out. Still waiting for it...

I was hoping it would trade blows with a RTX3070Ti, but it can't keep up with a RTX3060Ti

DirectML has been dead even before arrival, OpenCL is the "only contender" if you can actually call it that. After years and years AMD is finally making progress with ROCm, but support is even worse than Open CL.

I've said this for years. It doesn't really matter if intel or AMD have the faster GPU for AI, they need the software to complement it. CUDA is the de facto standard for compute workloads, not just AI; they need something to compete with CUDA not just the hardware.

There has been rumors of AMD, nvidia and Intel have been working on multigpus gaming cards for over a decade. The promise of making multigpus work as one has not yet been fulfilled. I'm not sure why is it so hard as DX12/Vulkan were supposed to make it easier. I recall rumors of multigpu...

Unlikely on the dual B580, I bet if it comes out, it will be a compute/AI card. Either intel figures out how to make dual gpus work as one, or intel gets developer support for multigpu games. I don't see either happening.

Actually there are a few Day one reviews. I guess most sites were pissed and refused to do day one reviews as most of them were at computex and apparently just received official drivers.

Gosh it seems like yesterday when you could get top tier performance for less than $500 Intel you have an opportunity here.

BTW what happened with all those multigpus (a la Ryzen) from AMD people were talking about years ago. It's been several generations since then.

To think that it would be possible to use multicards/multigpu configurations in games with DX12 if only developers supported it.

not a gaming card for sure.

So it was the PSU, its a 750w corsair, it has probably 4 years or so. I tried a 850w Evga I have as lying around and it works like a charm Tnx for the suggestions

So I installed windows 10 on a different SSD, same results. Also tried with my RTX3070Ti, it tooks took a littlebit longer but it still rebooted. PSU seems likely. will try a new one soon.

RAM is new, testted it anyway and it seem to be ok. I'm trying a different PSU

Nothing on the windows logs. Ram settings at defaults, nothing overclocked.

So I have a friend who I recently changed his dead mobo. An Asus B550 with a Ryzen 5600G and a GTX1080. I setup everything, installed windows, updated mobo/gpu drivers and everything seemed fine. So today he installed WoW and upon start it would reboot the PC, no BSOD, just instant reboot...

thing is Unity is not much better. AFAIK UE5 is great for real time virtual world rendering that's used in lots of tv shows/movies. Sure, you need dozens of RTX x90 level of cards, but still.

Ok this is where the plot thickens. So I got the new mobo (Asus B5550 Wifi), set it up and it gives me a RAM beep, I try 4 ram sticks same thing, they all work on my own rig. I clean all of them with an eraser, try one... beep, 2nd one... beep, third one, BOOT UP finally. I double check...