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Also mentions reports from Taiwan of an fe melting

This excerpt from engadget explains it "The RTX 3000 cards are built on an architecture NVIDIA calls "Ampere," and its SM, in some ways, takes both the Pascal and the Turing approach. Ampere keeps the 64 FP32 cores as before, but the 64 other cores are now designated as "FP32 and INT32.” So...

nvidia is just next level when it comes to this. Theyre like the telflon don of chip makers, nothing sticks and everything slides off. Even fake 500mb of 970 ram hurt then in no way at all

I doubt its a batch of connectors. More likely incorrect load balancing across the power pins resulting in some drawing way more than theyre designed too. But the lengths people will go to to defend nvidia from any culpability and essentially victim blame users for faulty products speak volumes...

Talk about willful ignorance. The images provided clearly show it is completely inserted into the connector. The user also says he heard it click

Wrong. He did say he heard it click in

Would love to have some 7900xtx aib performance leaks. Why so quiet

So now being poor is to blame as well?

If that were the case Nvidia would have issued a statement already, an AIB partner wouldn't be holding shipments until they can replace the adapters and it would be easily repeatable

Maybe in your country. In mine only way to buy a 4090 is through a scalper. Maybe think outside your own little sphere buddy for once in your life

It'll be sold out. People would pay for the privilege of being ripped off by Nvidia

I don't recall but I think the issue is largely the amd threads get brigaded by people who have no interest and no intention of buying amd products and only wish to have their buying choices validated by others. I've noticed a similar trend on various different forums Wish we would get some...

Intel arc had better ray tracing performance relative to amd cards of the same caliber. It just comes down to how much hardware they want to allocate to the function. Clearly amd believes raster performance is more important currently New reference design from amd looks really good

Are the actual pins on the connectors smaller than the regular 6/8 pin pcie?

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-4090-native-16-pin-melting Sorry if repost. Atx 3.0 cable melted. Not looking good

Im thinking these prices are probably why the 4080 12gb was killed off. Not even the die hard team green fanboys could bring themselves to cough up for that in comparison the idea of a backlash being the reason makes no sense when huang couldnt give two ***** what average consumer thinks

Pretty sure thats Huang's plan and the way people on these forums give him a pass for doing you'd think they had gone all in on nvidia shares

maybe you can but i doubt most people can afford to just up their outlay by 33%. only someone with money to spare or an idiot thinks an extra 500 is nothing the same goes for your 4080 comment, you dismiss it now because its looks ******* stupid at that price. jensen tried to sell you lies about...

how do you figure that? pay 33% more for what exactly. Someone who has only 1k to spend on a card isnt going to pony up more to "get the best on the market' They also sure as **** arnt buying a 4080 16gb with 30% less raster performance which is 200 more The best part of the RDNA3 reviews isnt...

Theres also a gigantic gap between the price of these cards