2018 Hardware Thread [2]

Nvidia 7nm 2019

AMD is launching first, but Nvidia has contracted TSMC for a 7nm GPU in 2019 | PCGamesN

Kol12 said:

Nvidia 7nm 2019

AMD is launching first, but Nvidia has contracted TSMC for a 7nm GPU in 2019 | PCGamesN

AMD has to do something about power needed to run their top GPUs, it's always much higher than what NV needs. Last Rx version (590) needs 230W while comparable 1060 needs only 130W or less. That must be last of Rx series.

Good points Countmike. After re-reading the article it would seem these 7nm GPU's will target data center graphics cards initially rather than gaming GPU's anyway.

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Here's a good one for you 9900k delid/ binners
Looks like SL doesn't use asus boards for one and binning can be different although they binned.. and mailed in chip
Help understand binning results - Overclock.net - An Overclocking Community

Silicone lottery and 9900K delidders are 1D10T5.
Look what I got today using my ASUS Maximum X Hero for an unstabile max: Official OC Leaderboard - Page 75 - Windows 10 Forums
My stabile max(but not daily as I don't need it that high) is 5.3GHz.

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
lol i don't think a unstable max really counts too much against a stable max

I said my stabile with temps only in the low 80's under very heavy load is 5.3
And I'm using ASUS Maximus x Hero....

Cliff when did you last check how to spell stable? Pretty sure it's not stabile.

ThrashZone said:

A repeated mistake is not a mistake at all

sta·bile
[ˈstābēl]

NOUN
art
a freestanding abstract sculpture or structure, typically of wire or sheet metal, in the style of a mobile but rigid and stationary.