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July 20, 2023, 08:50:28 AM
#39
Nah tsmc 3nm boring. I liked samsungs job what they did with rtx 3000 series.amazing cards like gtx1000 series.i wish nvidia gives this job to samsung again.dont care nanometers we care hashrate.
legendary
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July 19, 2023, 08:41:02 AM
#38
I hope for the next Nvidia 5*** series, they will skip the sh***y 12V-HPWR, instead to use 3 or 4 PCI-E, 8 pin connectors.

For this tiny 12V-HPWR connector, I have skipped RTX4*** series.

They made a giant graphic, RTX4*** series card, where they had alot of place to use 3 X PCI-E 8 pin connectors, and used that tiny piece of 12V-HPWR s**t.
It looks like the manufacturers want to modernize this shit a bit and make it non-meltable ies not burn

According to trusted German leaker Igor’s Lab, the PCI-SIG (the industrial group that standardizes PCI data and power connections) has revised the 12VHPWR design into the upcoming 12V-2×6 connector. Physically it looks almost identical, with twelve standard power pins and four extra, smaller pins for sideband data (making it reverse compatible), and it can handle the same maximum 600 watts of power to the connected device.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/12vhpwr-power-connector-woes-might-be-over-with-this-tweaked-design/ar-AA1dt0Tm
legendary
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July 18, 2023, 06:52:09 AM
#37
looks like 3nm series chip first coming either from qualcomm or  apple soc, some rumor said massive uplift morethan 30% perfomance gain, and likely rtx/rx 3nm series coming next q4 2024 alongside ps5 pro series
2025 is gonna hot revamping tech in many area, emerging pc hanheld and many crazy gpu computing flops turn metaverse into possible and yes many game engine today support procedurall creation, gonna push metaverse in many area
even goverment already spread agenda about this,
jr. member
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June 18, 2023, 02:19:00 PM
#36
I hope for the next Nvidia 5*** series, they will skip the sh***y 12V-HPWR, instead to use 3 or 4 PCI-E, 8 pin connectors.

For this tiny 12V-HPWR connector, I have skipped RTX4*** series.

They made a giant graphic, RTX4*** series card, where they had alot of place to use 3 X PCI-E 8 pin connectors, and used that tiny piece of 12V-HPWR s**t.
legendary
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June 18, 2023, 12:20:03 PM
#35
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.

let me add.. 2xxx and 4xxx is a refresh.

The 2xxx series did not differ much in mining performance from the 1xxx series, and the 4xxx series shows a large increase compared to the 3xxx series. But the 4xxx series came out at a time when GPU mining is unprofitable and ASICs are replacing video cards from mining.

Okay, we can call the 4xxx a successful refresh then. LOL.
Nvidia is taking over the gaming video card market from AMD because it makes good video cards. 4xxx has no locks and video cards are good in mining. If not for the 12-pin power supply connector, then this would be an excellent replacement for the 3xxx series. In the meantime, there is nothing to mine, then any video card will be a bad investment.

BTW that 12pin problem is a hardware LHR hehe
legendary
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June 18, 2023, 06:48:10 AM
#34
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.

let me add.. 2xxx and 4xxx is a refresh.

The 2xxx series did not differ much in mining performance from the 1xxx series, and the 4xxx series shows a large increase compared to the 3xxx series. But the 4xxx series came out at a time when GPU mining is unprofitable and ASICs are replacing video cards from mining.

Okay, we can call the 4xxx a successful refresh then. LOL.
Nvidia is taking over the gaming video card market from AMD because it makes good video cards. 4xxx has no locks and video cards are good in mining. If not for the 12-pin power supply connector, then this would be an excellent replacement for the 3xxx series. In the meantime, there is nothing to mine, then any video card will be a bad investment.
legendary
Activity: 3444
Merit: 1061
June 17, 2023, 12:59:00 PM
#33
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.

let me add.. 2xxx and 4xxx is a refresh.

The 2xxx series did not differ much in mining performance from the 1xxx series, and the 4xxx series shows a large increase compared to the 3xxx series. But the 4xxx series came out at a time when GPU mining is unprofitable and ASICs are replacing video cards from mining.

Okay, we can call the 4xxx a successful refresh then. LOL.
legendary
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Merit: 1136
June 17, 2023, 09:45:57 AM
#32
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.

let me add.. 2xxx and 4xxx is a refresh.

The 2xxx series did not differ much in mining performance from the 1xxx series, and the 4xxx series shows a large increase compared to the 3xxx series. But the 4xxx series came out at a time when GPU mining is unprofitable and ASICs are replacing video cards from mining.
legendary
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June 17, 2023, 01:26:41 AM
#31
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.

let me add.. 2xxx and 4xxx is a refresh.
legendary
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Merit: 1136
June 16, 2023, 04:19:24 PM
#30
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.
For big mining, you need a global coin with an idea like ethereum. And now there are some clones of bitcoin and ethereum that will not be used in the future. I thought about the idea of a new coin for mining for a long time, but so far I don’t see a single candidate for this place.
legendary
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June 13, 2023, 07:39:36 PM
#29
So 1080ti = was good > big mining
and 2080ti = so so > low mining
then 3080 ti = good > big mining
and 4080ti = so so > low mining

next 5080ti = good > big mining ⛏️? we can all hope.

Still waiting for Mr V. to send my my 2eth with a personal apology or he can simply die a young man of natural causes. Say a brain aneurysm 😀

Either one works for me.
full member
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June 13, 2023, 03:52:10 PM
#28
The 40 Series SUPER is coming soon these might actually be worth buying.
legendary
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June 13, 2023, 10:24:55 AM
#27
Nvidia’s next-gen RTX 5090 GPU to be built on TSMC’s 3nm node
Nvidia shipped the first GeForce RTX 40-series graphics card, the GeForce RTX 4090, in October of last year. The company soon followed it up with GeForce RTX 4080 in November and the RTX 4070 Ti in January 2023. Most recently, Nvidia unveiled the RTX 4070. The entire series utilizes TSMC’s 4nm process node, which is also employed by many mobile processors. However, reports suggest that the upcoming RTX 50 series will be built on the more advanced 3nm node from the Taiwanese company.
legendary
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June 07, 2023, 02:54:44 PM
#26
i think rtx 5000 series focus on add AI chip for process AI work, DLSS4 maybe it not make different for mining.
YouTube channel RedGamingTech says that Hopper Next is "basically Blackwell," the codename for Nvidia's next line of gaming GPUs. The rumor is that Hopper Next will be used across different product segments, including RTX 5000-series GeForce GPUs and high performance computing (HPC) parts for AI and other enterprise use.

The RTX 5000 series is expected to be based on TSMC's 3nm process node, though Huang did confirm that it could tap Intel for future chip manufacturing. The CEO said early test results for an Intel-manufactured Nvidia chip based on the former's s next-gen process node had yielded good results, and both companies are "evaluating the process" on how best to move forward.

https://www.techspot.com/news/98922-nvidia-rtx-5000-graphics-cards-rumored-launch-next.html

right now it's just rumors, but if there is a big demand for AI hardware, then Nvidia will probably limit the performance of gaming graphics cards in AI, and release a special series for AI.
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June 07, 2023, 11:37:33 AM
#25
i think rtx 5000 series focus on add AI chip for process AI work, DLSS4 maybe it not make different for mining.

If AI does become something that utilizes your local GPU power to process information, I wonder what effect that will have on the mining market for GPUs.  Will it be a rising tide lifts all boats scenario, or are current graphics cards unable to perform AI tasks at a decent rate?  I'm curious, but it appears that the market is equally uncertain about the future of AI.  One thing it does seem to be indicating is that the GPU business is going to be extremely more profitable in the coming years, as P/E ratios for GPU companies, specifically Nvidia have gotten a little crazy.  I think Nvidia would have to make 20x more profit for their P/E ratio to be anywhere near reality in the current environment.  In short, people are REALLY bullish on AI.
jr. member
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June 05, 2023, 04:03:45 PM
#24
i think rtx 5000 series focus on add AI chip for process AI work, DLSS4 maybe it not make different for mining.
legendary
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June 01, 2023, 01:24:53 PM
#23
Look at this massive cooling system from MSI
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.62339571
The RTX 5090 will be hotter than the previous model and manufacturers will install such huge cooling systems.
legendary
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May 31, 2023, 04:32:05 AM
#22
Does anyone know at what point Moore's law will come into effect and they won't be able to make the nM count smaller? So far smallest I have heard of is 2nM. Is that it for a while after they make 2nM?
I heard that it is impossible to make chips smaller than 5 nanometers for a long time. The hashrate and payback of the video card are important to us, as well as the consumption of electricity and temperatures, and technologies will constantly change for the better.
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May 30, 2023, 03:33:44 PM
#21
Does anyone know at what point Moore's law will come into effect and they won't be able to make the nM count smaller? So far smallest I have heard of is 2nM. Is that it for a while after they make 2nM?

Well for 2nM seems pretty accurate as they should not go that further,for this we have the smartphones Apple and Samsung which so far are at 4nM in chip production and I think they have been in 5 nM and 4 nM for quite a while now,I doubt they will go much further and normally this depends on the level of applications created for these phones,the same for the level of games and intensity of mining,rendering and engineering loads,the further these go the further they put pressure for the producers of devices,in this case the GPU makers to go as low as possible.
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May 29, 2023, 09:26:37 AM
#20
Does anyone know at what point Moore's law will come into effect and they won't be able to make the nM count smaller? So far smallest I have heard of is 2nM. Is that it for a while after they make 2nM?
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