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J7SC_Orion

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  1. Some stunning scenes in this with Dolby Vision (ie. LG OLED)...
  2. ...Teamgroup DDR5 8200 delivery posted earlier was borked by Amazon....might be a good thing because someone else had a similar Teamgroup DDR5 delivery from Amazon with the sticks loose in a single clear plastic bag (one stick DOA). I instead ordered the one below from another retailer...
  3. ...Cyberpunk Ultimate/ Phantom Liberty v2.1 and v2.11 (on 7950X3D / DDR5 8000 / RTX 4090). Originals are 4K .png; sized jpeg below MSFS 2020
  4. ...some quiet posting time here as I was out of upload space, but that's fixed now MSFS2020 had another update today, but at least it was speedy
  5. ...Carlos Sainz will be really fired up - hopefully he lands at a good team
  6. ...upgraded CP 2077 to Ultimate / Phantom Liberty...unbelievable graphics and the RTX 4090 has plenty of headroom even on 4K Ultra with path tracing and ray reconstruction, DLSS 'Quality'/FrameGen/NVReflex... ...that said, there's a 6900XT in the same dual-mobo/single case build I put together. The AMD AFMF driver allows for all kinds of trickery, such as combining the NV RTX 4090 and AMD 6900XT. The author of the vid below has done several games with this RTX/XT AFMF combo
  7. I saw that...congrats just the same, and also for the 32B. In other news. I bumped my DDR5 8000 RAM to CL34 46 44 40 after relaxing some low-voltage rules. Still running pretty cool, though. ...Benching my new fav memory setting : DDR5 8000+ CL 34-45-45-45-39...managed to get Y-Cruncher into the 13.3s, 7Zip to 254.8k mips and CineR24 multi to 2320, among other benches. For some Benchmate tests, I'll try 1:1 CL30 6400 or CL2? 6200 instead. BTW, ever heard of 2x 24 GB A-die (high speed, advertised as A-die) ? Dom doesn't think so - your thoughts ?
  8. ...no, not simultaneously but sequentially. BTW, Aida is also useful, ie. SHA3 (tough) and FPU Julia. The Aida cache / memory bench helps to idea overly optimistic CO values as well, especially on CCD1 / fastest cores.
  9. When I set my 7950X3D up for CO (following RAM oc and stability testing first), I used several benches but 3DM CPU profile combined with SMU-in-Windows CO adjustments helped, in addition to y-cruncher, Linpack, Aida, OCCT and other such tools. 3DM CPU profiles does sequential testing, starting with 'max' threads, then 16,8,4,2 and 1 thread. The 4,2 and 1 thread settle on your fastest cores and often, those have a bit too optimistic CO. I now have a perfectly stable set of profiles for standard bclk (=100), custom bclk and also eclk...the eclk carries no additional per-core CO beyond the Aorus 90L5 PBO enhancement I use for all profiles.
  10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0V24-WaYH0
  11. ...squeezing some more performance from the 7950X3D
  12. ...not really practical if you want to view hundreds upon hundreds of 4K&+ HDR vids and see what's new. While I prefer uncompressed originals, the latest compression algorithms per YouTube have come a long way and I can definitely tell quality differences when viewing, not least as I have another monitor (40 inch) right next to the (48 inch) OLED
  13. Yeah, the permutations and combinations that can run this are really interesting but it could affect new GPU sales...hopefully, NVidia doesn't try to block it somehow with future drivers. With my 2x 2080 Ti in NVLink / SLI, there was an undocumented 'CFR' (instead of the usual AFR SLI) feature in the drivers for about eight months, then it disappeared.
  14. ...well, > let's not forget the 590 stereo barbecue ...I never played with one of those but we did have AMD 8990s in the office - I learned a lot about PSUs and liquid cooling in those days
  15. ...4x 780 Ti w/ custom vbios and modded VRM were also nothing to sneeze at. I still run one system with two of the three Antec HPC 1300 W Platinum on 110 V lines (but different circuits). That's a satisfying 2600 W continuous power for the Threadripper and three thirsty RTX cards for ML, etc. ...fyi, performance-per-watt has drastically increased over the last decade...the top end has dragged the whole spectrum with it...an 8800 GTX would look real old compared to a modern 155 W TPU GPU
  16. AFMF could be quite a boon for someone with a RTX 3080-3090 who wants to wait for, say, NVidia Blackwell RTX 5K but has the budget to go for a 'decent but value-priced' 7900XTX now, or a @LabRat pointed out , even has an older AMD GPU. I just don't know about how AFMF works re. VRAM capacities - hopefully I 'learn AFMF by doing' soon
  17. ...yeah, could be fun...I don't even need to take them apart; both GPUs are vertically mounted (pic below) on risers, and the tubing has enough slack curled on the back of the system - it will reach. FYI, I planted my 3090 Strix into the same Win 10 system that has SLI 2080 Tis running in CFR (TR2950X X399 creation)...for some ML tasks, all of them chip in but with a simple 'display preference' change I can switch between them. The only drawback will be that both cards will shift to PCIe 4 /8 but still worth it as a fun project that doesn't cost extra $s, just time
  18. ...I was kind of kidding; besides I already have a RTX 4090 and a nearby 6900XT per spoiler in my earlier post, but no other current-gen AMD. The 4090 and 6900XT are in a dual-mobo/dual system setup, the 4090 paired with a 7950X3D and the 6900XT with a 5950X (work-play/play-work)
  19. ...now > this you don't see every day
  20. ...the fellow who made this YT vid has been posting at the 4090 thread 'at another forum'...read the YT description first. He and others combine a 4090 with an AMD model (here with 6900XT). Very tempting; it just so happens that I have a 4090 and 6900XT in the same case just not connected to the same mobo...RTX 5K rumoured to be out either very late '24 or early '25, but with NVidia, one never knows for sure. I've also seen GPU combo vids for MSFS 2020 and a few other titles..
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