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Recent content by AVATARAT

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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    There are Matrix BIOS with a 800 W limit, and some people use them that way, but doing so simply shortens the connector's lifespan.
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    When applied to real video clips, it changes the light and shadows and, of course, makes the real to look "more real” - right? https://youtu.be/mXIAYbU3nQI
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    The lower power limit simply extends the connector's lifespan. As we know, there are also the 9070 XT and 5070 Ti models, which also melt, and they have a power consumption of 350w.
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    There are so many different games out there. Who are you to tell people what to play? I'm just wondering—since you're defending DLSS5 so zealously—are you being paid, or are you just blinded by it?
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    It depends; it could be the case, or it might not be. In any case, the connector can be re-soldered or replaced right on the circuit board itself. It depends; yes, that’s another weak point, but in this situation, there’s nothing better we can do.
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    One of the things that isn't considered is that copper degrades; all calculations are based on a new connector.
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    Well, the more cooling, the better. The sensor has a single purpose—to indicate when the temperature of the connector or cable exceeds 212°F, which means that some pins have burned out and the cable needs to be replaced. If anyone wants more detailed information, they should get WireView.
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    Have you tried this? Because I've tried it and know from personal experience, and I see that there are others who do it, simply because it works. My previous version had a fan on top that lowered the cable's temperature by about 15 °C.
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    Just a random manufacturer. It is quite common for terminals of this type to boast a mating cycle life of 30 cycles. Some of them even have 20 cycles. And if you had watched the HUB video carefully, you would have seen that the cable reaches a temperature of 175 °C before it melts —if the owner...
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    Yeah, that’s too bad. All I can suggest is that next time you buy a cheap thermal sensor and attach it to the connector—that way you’ll know when it’s time to replace it before it reaches the melting point :( Our graphics cards are limited to ~600 W because, without restrictions, DLSS5 can use...
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    It’s clear to me (and not just to me) that this standard was designed with planned obsolescence in mind. But that’s clear to Steve, too. Just as it’s clear to him that using a cable that’s frequently plugged in and unplugged causes the thin pins on the cable to wear out incredibly fast (there...
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    DLSS5 will produce nice close-up screenshots of characters, but they’ll be far from realistic, simply because DLSS5 doesn’t care about the location of the light source(s). RT makes fear in the darkness games look stupid. DLSS5 makes light sources look stupid. It's as simple as that. And that’s...
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    RTX 5090 FE Molten 12VHPWR

    Click bite video or he really do stupid things, I am not sure.
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    My tinfoil is better than your tinfoil, and yes, DLSS is connected as well as UE5, but I prefer to stop here. And, look, I'm not against DLSS 5—it's an interesting technology with a lot of potential. Especially if they manage to combine light direction from a single source with the shading...
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    Yes, it's not just a filter, but it's easy to explain. From what I know, DLSS5 can’t work without DLAA and/or DLSS being enabled, since it uses them as the basis for its processing. There’s probably information that can be easily found and changed. Because, as we know, artificial intelligence...
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