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Spotted an ARC 770 16Gb going for under £350, This seems sensationally cheap for a 16GB card or am I missing something obvious?
If you're aware 16GB doesn't make it equivalent to a 4080, then nope.This seems sensationally cheap for a 16GB card or am I missing something obvious?
was 300 at one pointSpotted an ARC 770 16Gb going for under £350, This seems sensationally cheap for a 16GB card or am I missing something obvious?
AMD/Nvidia have been fixing/patching games in the drivers for years, that is why the driver is so massive. It’s made the job of creating a GPU + driver much harder. Just creating a driver that sticks to the spec results in low performance and games bugging out. Ideally the game dev’s would fix things but that does not happen so the driver team is forced to patch/fix things.The compute power is definitely there. When you mess about with stable diffusion, the results are truly great. In 3dmark it also punches well above it’s weight.
It shows just how bad the drivers are, and the way it seems they need to specifically fix individual games, rather than being able to push a magic bullet. There’s definitely something not right.
I’d love if they could find that magic for older games, but I think ultimately the original Arc cards will only be for people who really like faffing about with tech.
Spotted an ARC 770 16Gb going for under £350,
The compute power is definitely there. When you mess about with stable diffusion, the results are truly great.
It shows just how bad the drivers are,
reinstalling windows few times a day
A couple of years at this rate and Intel drivers should be in an ok positionNew drivers are out which boost performance by 2.7x in Stable Diffusion.
I think this 2.7x is only over the original release drivers, right? The card's previous drivers already performed great for it, but it's just not something I really need to use. It does give me hope for smaller local language models running at quality speed (easily) soon. I know there are already plenty of ways to do it, but I don't really want to mess around too much on this PC for this. On nvidia it just sort of works.New drivers are out which boost performance by 2.7x in Stable Diffusion.
A couple of years at this rate and Intel drivers should be in an ok position
I think this 2.7x is only over the original release drivers, right?
oh man you living under a rock? its the next big thing your missing out on everyone's doing it nowI've never tried Stable Diffusion.