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If it's just the box wake up and smell the coffee instead of going on a witch hunt. I received a brand new HD650 from amazon with a slightly damaged box so this should be fine.

Holy cow! That is absolutely state of the art for r2r decks. How much did you pay and what is the rest of your setup?

Doesn't seem that exciting. No direct IPC comparison. Great clock frequency though. I would rather get a 5950x for cheap and save on platform costs. The latter is going to be massive initially.

I apply on LinkedIn and get a call every single time. In fact my current job was from a LinkedIn listing. Even the previous one was from a LinkedIn listing. In December I got an offer from two of the FAANG companies via the LinkedIn application method.

Both are basically the same seasonic platform with 99% same parts. The vanilla AX series is also seasonic. The Asus Rog and Thor are also seasonic. Most well built power supplies can easily handle 30% over rated transients without shutting down. OCP on most PSUs built on the latest seasonic...

You will still be below 1kW. 6900 XT even in crazy oc state will consume less than a reasonably oc'ed 3090(~2GHz boost clocks) like mine. The AMD cards this gen are rather tame this present gen. I have an Rx 6800 in my secondary rig and it doesn't even get hot at 2.5-2.6 GHz boost clocks. In...

Running a 3090 with the signature 1000. You don't need 1300 for a 6900XT. It consumes far less power.

Kryonaut - hands down the best paste this side of liquid metal. Just very expensive. Stopped using every other paste now as this is like 4-5 degrees superior to the likes of noctua, as5, mx4 etc.

It is more or less same multi-core performance from both. In single core, the 12400f is way ahead.

This! Be ready to shell out pretty penny for a new outdoor pcb.

Stupid idea honestly. Crucial had a serious amount of goodwill in the market for making high quality value priced memory products that had great support. They will have to spend a lot to establish the micron brand now to get the same number of eyeballs.

Have a 3090, 3070 and an RX 6800. My favorite card of the lot is the RX 6800. The only real downer of the card is poor ray tracing performance when there are a lot of incoherent rays. Other than that, it's far better than both the 3090 and 3070. Primary reasons are the following I) Rock solid...

Yea it will come to the same account. I have wrongly paid to my old expired card once or twice and it reflected correctly. Just took an additional day.

I got a wrong shipment of a Hifiman Sundara worth 30k instead of an HE-400s worth 10k from amazon once. I asked customer support and they told me to keep it.

AIO is around 10k. Board is a z690 tuf plus wifi which I paid 23.5k for. PSU is over a year old. Was around 10k then. Not sure of prices now.

I am based in Bangalore. The cooling is Arctic freezer II 360 aio. Case is a fractal define r6 that I am reusing from my previous build. Remaining parts are a 3070, 32 gigs of crucial Ballistix 3600, a samsung 980 pro, an antec hcgx 1000 psu and a 10gig ethernet card. All parts are here as I am...

I paid around the same for my 12700K. I would say buy that if you have the money. The two extra P cores and higher clocks are totally worth it for just a bit extra.

Will be the price without gst. I'm pairing my 12700K with the same Asus tuf Mobo and an arctic 360mm aio.

Please check the official cuda SDK samples. They are enough to get you started. https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-code-samples You need to be able to understand basics of parallel programming and GPU kernels to get into it.

I have scant experience in cuda - mostly in OpenCL and OpenGL/Vulkan/DX12 compute shaders