Thanks mate but I think I am on the latest BIOS sadly.
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saw something interesting, intel has collaborated with nvidia on opacity micro-maps
hehe, i do play the odd game that utilises the powerI did an undervolt yesterday to around 800mv and just realised it was not game stable and was causing problems. I have now upped the undervolt to 1000 and stuck it on the silent BIOS so I will see how that goes!
Good job you bought that 4090 then!
I found going lower than 950mV wasn't stable for my target speeds, worked up from 2600mhz and settled on 2700mhz.
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Comedy Gold right there mate
Man of Honour
30% uplift from the AI driver? Interesting, no point buying a 40 series after all then 
www.pcgamer.com
Rumoured AI-enhanced Nvidia graphics driver could boost performance by 30%
Yet more AI special sauce from Nvidia.
www.pcgamer.com
Quiet. No coil whine.
Last time it was ~5 months from 3090 to 3060 releases.
That would put it at March time for 4060. But given the 4070 isn't out yet, wouldn't be surprised if later.
hope so kinda looking for a new gpu but its either over priced nvidia 3 series or 4 series or amd cards some with issues.
What do you have now?
Soldato
30% uplift from the AI driver? Interesting, no point buying a 40 series after all then
Rumoured AI-enhanced Nvidia graphics driver could boost performance by 30%
Yet more AI special sauce from Nvidia.
Oh, you didn't see the memo from Jensen then?
Locked to be 4 series only, no AI for lesser plebs.
The crazy thing is that this, combined with DLSS3, may make a 4090 maintain competitive performance well into the next generation of GPU's. We may now be on a 3-4 year upgrade cycle, at least those happy with up to 4k120hz!
It's a nice thought but I'm sure we'll end up locked out of some new feature that will engage the FOMO.
Soldato
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I think 2 to 3 years between releases is fine, just glad it's not like the old days where new cards were released every few months to a year.
Man of Honour
Is this real though
The 4060ti is already out and starts at $800, the 4060 will probably come out around Easter.
Gotta link? Or are we just assuming from past actions?