Oh, not those. The ones I were thinking of are SFF-8644 cables. They were originally made for SAS drives, but can also be used for PCIe with the right adapter.
A windows update did some fucked up things related to UEFI and it took me a while to figure out why windows was missing. While inspecting C: looked really weird and empty, it looked like the windows directory itself had been deleted among other things. In the end, nope, C: was now G: for reasons unknown and an USB-drive was C:
I've used those. They're good up to PCIe4, but beyond that you'll need something better, like MCIO.
No, it's special "4K and 1440p" pricing.This is a slide directly from the AMD launch video. if the lowest price of this card rises to $700+, is that what 1440p pricing is these days?
PhysX is still around. Nvidia open-sourced it and it's used in pretty much all the popular game engines. DF talked about this on their podcast but the big change came from consoles becoming the dominant platform for AAA and most console devs preferring to focus on cutting edge visuals instead of heavy physics simulation.
Called it - Intel and TSMC are probably angling to cartelize high-end semiconductor fabrication. Much more convenient to spread risk and capex.
As far as I can tell the math checks out for the 3x 6 pin connection. I'm not a domain expert so I don't know as much as someone who has done this forever but the math for power requirements and current limits of cables checks out. I just did the calculation for power consumption and resulting amperage.
The key is to be using at least two separate cables as that diagram demonstrates, so if you have two 6+2s you should be good to go.
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Is this in general? I have a Corsair RM750e powering my RX 6750 XT, using a single PSU side connector going to my GPU's dual 8 pin. Should I change this?
I'm using a 6750XT right now, with a single cable that ends in 2 6+2 pins connected, and it works perfectly. I would assume you're fine, but these people are far better with this stuff than I am.
It's probably fine, but if you want to be proper, you should always use separate cables and not one with two ends.
Its fine but I have a RM650 (2019 ver.) so no biggie. Would have upgraded to a SHIFT model when I get a 9070.
It was a very short window(probably 40 minutes?), and I live in the middle of nowhere. I went to Bestbuy in person, and when I asked about the 9070xt GPU, the guy behind the counter came back with a list of CPUs. They had fuckall of nothing. Going on the site, the option for Backorder was available and I'm almost certain my bro got himself and I got the last 2 XTs. I won't see it until April, and as we're in Canada I'm concerned they'll raise the price between now and then.
