Recent content by Visible Noise

Those are different intermediate languages - both DXIL and PTX are virtual machines and do not contain native code. Nvidia assembly is SASS, which is compiled down to native microcode via a JIT compiler. I don’t have to, you are doing perfectly fine on your own. For example anyone working in...

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Everyone that wants high performance storage should be using Primocache. I can’t believe that the idea of RAM caching seems to have been forgotten about. PCTools included it in tne 80’s.

With fans like you, it explains why RDNA is dead on the desktop. There’s only so many ignorant suckers in the world. *plonk*

Are you being willfully ignorant? https://www.techpowerup.com/329003/amd-to-skip-rdna-5-udna-takes-the-spotlight-after-rdna-4

There’s a total of three cards for sale. Do you consider that a large quantity?

Question: What GPU is in your main system?

What about all those AMD graphics cards they were selling? Guess it wasn’t very much after all

Who said anything about the US? Today’s history lesson: https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/25-cars-with-an-engine-from-a-different-manufacturer/ss-AA1niiXs?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover#image=1 https://www.motor1.com/features/242966/10-cars-engine-another-automaker/

You’re going to be really blown away when you learn that automobile manufacturers regularly make products for each other. I guess they are all incompetent too.

Bwaahaahahaha You think that makes you cool? Post back when you have a fully populated VNX array.

Dude. NVAPI is implemented in CUDA. How many times do you have to be told? Sure, that’s why everyone uses them, right? Everyone as in nobody of significance.

CUDA-Z is 10 years old, and was never meant to be a real program.

Power consumption is a red herring. This is all political posturing.

You‘re clueless dude. CUDA is used all over the place in games. Just look at the Nvidia branch of UE to start with. It’s open, so assuming you know how to read code you’ll be able to see all the NVAPI calls. The above assumes you know what an API does of course.