I’ll sleep much better because of this, thanks again!

I wish I could upvote you twice but you have my thanks🤗❤️

Goddamn✊💪💪💪

The one time I’m super thankful to be wrong🙏
Thanks!🤗

What a breath of fucking fresh air finally🤌✨

I don’t even have to search. I already know it’ll be preinstalled/hidden opt-out based on current tech industry trends :/

I’d usually say that “I’m hoping for the best, prepared for the worst” but honestly at this point I think I have 0 hope, and I’m only prepared for the worst.

Oh shit

This will undoubtedly have a major impact against Microsoft and even perhaps Google.

AI-powered productivity features.

Everything is pretty sweet except ^the AI productivity features. Hopefully the AI portions are optional opt-ins rather than it being preincluded opt-outs.

Please upvote Sunshine’s post and consider sharing this around so that Europeans are likely to give the initiative a good last chance!💪🙌🌻

Gamers this is your moment to rise up💪💪💪
Are you doing your part?

I’m doing my part🫡

Gamers have won once! and we can do it again!

man whoever AMD’s got cooking in their CPU team needs to be brought to their GPU division

Here’s a comment I made in this same post here that provides some details what’s happening:
https://lemmy.ca/comment/16934365

The tweet was specifically talking about their $299 card that also has a 16Gb version. OP is shitstirring for clicks.

This is one of the most uninformed comments I’ve read so far.

I shared this vid to try and spread awareness that Frank Azor, AMD’s Chief Architect of Gaming Solutions and Gaming Marketing, of whom made that needless badfaith comment as it holds back the advancement of gaming.

AMD’s 9060XT 16GB ($350) released recently but we’ve yet to see if they’re able to provide them to consumers at AMD’s own stated MSRP price of $350 USD; something that was unmet in their previous launch.

For PC building, you walk around this show Computex and talk to case manufacturers and cooler manufacturers, and they’ll sync up their launches to Nvidia GPU launches cause they don’t sell things in between at the same velocity. And so if Nvidia launches a GPU and the interest falls off a cliff because people just feel like they either can’t get a card or they get screwed if they get a card, it I think actively damages the hobby.

I remember even when the RTX 3070 came out and I gave that a positive review I said it was a great value product because by all metrics/measurements that we had at the time it was a good product. We had very few examples that we could point to where 8 gigabytes wasn’t enough. Of course the competing card the upcoming competing card we knew had a 16 GB vram buffer so; it/that doesn’t necessarily make that a valid thing. Like it can be like if you had a 32GB buffer now on that product, you’d be like “Well it’s got enough vram”. It’s probably nothing.
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But because we did see, and even when you were looking at like dedicated used vram, a lot of games like 7, 7 and a ½GB [usage of vram increasing]. So you could see it creeping up over the years from like 4, 5, 6, 7; you could see where it was trending right? Which is why I always find it funny when people [say] “Why are we using more than 8 now? Like 8 should be enough”.

• First quote paragraph from Steve Burke of Gamers Nexus, second and third quote paragraph from Steve Walton of Hardware Unboxed
• Is Nvidia Damaging PC Gaming? feat. Gamers Nexus
• if you replace Nvidia’s name in the provided quotes with AMD it still holds the same force in that AMD would ruin the gaming landscape for the benefit of only themselves at the cost of literally everyone else.

Clicks literally has no value to me as what I care about the most is trying to inform gamers so that people aren’t exploited by badfaith actors, especially hardware manufacturers as they dictate the limitations that game developers must work within. I’m not paid or affiliated with any of the hardware manufacturers.

shitstirring for clicks

“Shitstirring for clicks” literally does nothing for me. It would actually be detrimental for my reputation if I were to do so.

No one should get a free pass if behaving badly. If Nvidia acts poorly they should be called out. Same for AMD, same for Intel. 0 exceptions.

Please consider upvoting Sunshine’s post as they were the one who originally found and shared news from Ross Scott~🤗🌻

lol +1

Uninformed desperate users unfortunately😔

Please consider watching the video first before reading the spoilered comments that was made as I was watching it.

It’s pretty crazy what Thermalright’s achieved.

btw with Thermalright’s expansive product launch I would highly recommend waiting for product reviews before buying anything that was mentioned as currently there’s no reason to believe that stock would dry up so quickly.

Thanks for the TLDW! +1🫡

Clickbait title.

TL;DW:
ASRock mobos are exhibiting dynamic SOC voltage fluctuations which may be causing damage to 9000 series CPUs due to demanding too high power draw in a short amount of time.

The fix may be in changing the “SOC OC” mode from auto to disable in UEFI settings.

• long term fix will be an AGESA/UEFI update from ASRock if this is the primary source of problems.

lmao potential HL3

alright yall take your bets

oh wait I think I misunderstood when I made my other comment.

Sorry about that! Although I’m having some difficulty in interpreting your points.🤔

I don’t know if kid saving lunch money to build a computer is a viable route anymore

for sure. It’s gonna suck ass for a lot of Americans.

For the rest of your comment I’m gonna add that the tariff situation benefits retailers the most while manufactures and OEMs are taking the brunt of the tariff financial damage.

Some companies might implode or move out of the US it looks like.

Not sure if this fits here as while the tariffs situation are primarily causing chaos and price inflations in the US, the redirection of goods might also cause companies to increase costs globally in order to cover the cash flow burdens and payments caused by real time tariff fluxuations.

Uninformed buyers will buy the 8GB card get a poor experience and will be forced to buy a new card sooner than later.

It really does seem like Nvidia is intentionally trying to confuse their own customers for some reason.

for money/extreme greed