Tanks your NVIDIA stock

tanks your NVIDIA stock

makes GPUs cheap for gamers again

no context

based.
tell me more?
will he put on high vram? im talking 128gb? so we can run big models

Jordan Petersons brother in law isnt making GPU's. He's making AI accelerators. Proper ones that are designed for nural nets, not GPU's adapted to perform the task in an inefficient fashion

Should be good if they can get enough funding. Maybe he will come back to GPU's later

Nvidia already has this with their Tesla cards

cost of individual card if you factor in everything is like $100

make tens of millions of them

there's billions of consoooomer retards who want them

price of cards is now, as dictated by capitalism, 7 gorillion dollars

Beautiful system I wish to spread this throughout the stars!

I mean, based, but...
so does pretty much everyone else
but the more the merrier, for sure

If you dont know who his is you can as well rope

No it doesnt. Nvidia architecture is still GPU based. Even next gen. The B200 (latest AI chip) literally shares the same GPU compute dies as the RTX 5090. Its a long long way from being built for purpose

Nay

everyone is looking into AI hardware, everyone
not sure what your point is

He is right
with 80% yield, you will have 2000 chips done.
200k per waffer would cover both R&D and profits

Who cares if the GPU is an overpriced crap when it does it's job well and makes your life better. I prefer my PC to be fast ,so that I can play all vidya effortless and all of the new titles demand high PC specs.
I am waiting for DDR6 to be released and dropping 6-7k$ on a new rig built around the ram and 5090 gtx gpu

Clock less digital domains never work in practice, the extra control logic required makes them less efficient than a traditional clock design. Even then flat or burst operating mode makes them useless for many complex algorithms

You are right that software is moving too fast for general purpose ASIC's right now but for some task ASICs are there already. Kunpeng (Huawei) already have an ASIC in tap out for DeepSeek

Im not sure that RISC-V vector units are going to cut it. ASIC's with RISC-V controllers yes but I think the vector unit expansion for RISC-V is too general purpose for high performance AI model operation

bonnie

wheres the ol' stumpmeister when you need him

It will be interesting to see how these architectures develop anyway.

If you dont see the point then you dont understand the difference between AI hardware built from adapted GPU cores and AI hardware built from application specific ASIC's

The two are worlds apart

that's jordan peterson's brother in law

Current cost of a 3nm wafer is now almost $30K. $36K if you want it manufactured in AZ rather than Taiwan

>tensor (a kind of tesseract like cube)

A tesseract is a 4d cube
A tensor is a multi-dimensional array

Its layered matrix

I know some Kellers who are definitely gentile. I do know some Jewish kellers too. But he definitely looks gentile.

He will shoot him in the back of the head twice. Bag his own body, drive himself to the nearest lake and jump

nvidia stock bought my house lel

I don’t understand the difference at all, but I’m interested in learning. This seems like an important breakthrough.
Would you mind going some way in educating some of us as to the important distinctions twixt the two? Or maybe point us in some direction where we can learn?

for now

Completely irrelevant to the price of electronics, the bottleneck is the amount of silicon that can be extracted + the amount of transistors that can be made per years.
So until some nigger comes up with a new material or a new way to make transistors shit is only getting more expensive each year.

Yea my bad, both are fundamentally different things, fortunately I'm not in AI, but it was pretty fascinating how Machine learning has progressed from linear regression models (which seemed like sorcery) to all the generative AI stuff

how do people in bulgaria even have that kind of money

This is horseshit as well for scarcity sake.
Silica is aplenty.

if you only knew

Last time I checked it was years ago but samsung owned the majority of silicon mines and tmsc produced over 60% of the nano transistors used world wide, whenever there's more material underground is irrelevant if the mining capabilities and transistor production are limited to what they are.

OK so this is a really simplified abstract explanation

Current gen AI require huge numbers of very simple calculations and access to a large pool of fast memory. You could do those calculations on a normal CPU but CPU's dont have a lot of cores or memory bandwidth in relation to whats optimal for AI. Those CPU cores are also massively over engineered for the calculation required for AI so they use a lot of energy and space (therefore cost) to do something very simple. You could do those simple calcs on a super simple core, you dont need a modern CPU. A modern high end server CPU with 128 cores could do 256 of these calculations per clock cycle but we need trillions of these calculations to do anything useful. Even the biggest server CPU's are very very slow to get enough calculations done

GPUs are a much better match for these kind of workloads. They have a pool of super fast memory compared to a CPU, there just isnt enough of it. So what we did as a short term solution was to retrofit much bigger memories on to high end GPUs to perform these calculations. An Nvidia B200 AI GPU is basically an RTX 5090 die with more memory and different firmware that enables some additional modes of math. One of these GPU based cards has about 25,000 processing cores. They are much simpler, smaller, cheaper, more efficient cores than on the 128 core CPU but still they are enough to do the calculations required for AI. The GPU can do 25,000 calculations per clock cycle vs the CPU's 256. So it can run the AI calcs about 100 times faster than the top end server CPU

Now that sounds amazing and its a huge improvement, especially when you fit 72 of those GPU's into a single system. Problem is that its still massivly over engineered. Those cores were designed for to process graphics problems and there is a lot of silicon (power and cost) that basically sits unused

cont...

no, you stupid memeflag nigger
my point is that EVERYONE IS RESEARCHING AI TECH, and the more the merrier, but keller is just ONE of a huge number people working on solving the same problem, AI-computing
we are "brute-forcing" AI tech, and we're gonna get results, it's basically impossible not too

The next step is to manufacture an ASIC. An application specific integrated circuit. Thats a chip with cores or silicon that is designed to do exactly whats needed by the AI algorithm. Once we get to that point then we should see another 100x increase in performance just as the CPU to GPU performance increased. We might even see a much bigger increase than then depending on the algorithms chosen

The problem is that right now the algorithms are a moving target so deisgning an ASIC that works for all of them isnt efficient. We might as well keep using GPU's till we get to that point. However as we standardise thing we will see a new generation of AI hardware that will be at least 100 times faster than GPUs for the same power and cost

it's called google, you stupid nigger,

Please take your low IQ stupidity elsewhere. Or at least bother to make a reply that is even loosely related to what I said

Agreed. Transformers is certainly showing its weaknesses, which isn't surprising given how state of the art models are 3-4 orders of magnitude larger than the research models described in the original Transformer paper, despite still using the same fundamental tech. It's nothing that, so far, hasn't been able to be worked around by simply throwing hundreds of billions of dollars worth of hardware and energy at the problem, but something's going to have to replace it sooner or later.

On the hardware side, interestingly, Intel made an analog AI chip in 1989.
en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/etann
I'll be super surprised if relatively near-future AI tech doesn't start using something that's basically a modernized version of that.

Stfu. I wouldn’t even know what to google to get the answers I’m looking for. Besides, google is completely useless unless you’re looking for SEO garbage.

you are clearly a literal autistic retard, hence the memeflag
this is our conversation:
you: keller is making AI accelerators
me: doesn't matter everyone is
you: blahblahblahblahblah I'm a memeflag nigger
me: nigger, doesn't matter what keller is doing, the whole planet is looking into this shit
you: I'm a retarded memeflag nigger and a suck cocks
me: jfc

Besides, google is completely useless unless you’re looking for SEO garbage

lmao, amazing

I also think there are some interesting potential analog solutions on the table here

Infact I think we have become too dependent on digital solutions to problems where analog solutions could be better suited thanks to super low cost micro controllers. I see a lot of situations where systems are mimicking analog on digital

if you can't ask GPT to explain you this, I mean, like, how can you even solve the captcha? are you asking someone for help?

You have a reading comprehension problem dude

no, I don't, you have, stupid memeflag nigger retard
go ahead and explain your point again, I'll wait
PROTIP: you can't

Explained here you downs syndrome child

Thank you very much. That was both fascinating and highly informative.

as an ignorant layman, my question would be: why can’t you have a presorting AI that configures the the output of any given AI architecture into a standardized form of chip architecture? Does that slow things too much? It seems to me that sorting would be a fairly basic function. Also it seems like there should be stages or levels within a single chip. Like part of it full of very basic cores cheaply manufactured that filter into a second level of the chip that has abundant and fast memory with fewer but more complex cores. I’m sure there are obvious issues with an approach like this. But to me, what Keller has done seems very obvious and it begs the question of why it took so long to figure something like this out? I mean, deepseek fully exposed how blunt and brutish our AI engineering cohort seems to be. Are they in cahoots to protect the profits in manufacturing hardware or are they trying to continue justifying the enormous budgets for these AI funding schemes or are the just stupid?

Again, thanks. That was exactly what I was looking for.

I believe a lot of the old AI stuff went into the black project realm right when the AI winter hit and all the big companies mysteriously disappeared from view. Today we seem to have an entirely different type of technology from that last go-around. But who's to say...

It’s clearly been far too long since you benefitted from a stout ass kicking. I hope you get what you need soon, you smarmy faggot.

nvidia is a software company faggot they use software layer to make their gaymen gpu do ai.

no, you stupid memeflag nigger retard
allow me to explain what's going on here:
1. AI computing requires GPU chips for obvious reasons, this is so inane we don't need to discuss it at all
2. AI demand is being met by GPU because there's no better tech
3. the whole fucking planet is researching AI hardware
4. inevitably, we will get better AI hardware "soon"
5. we don't know how this will affect the GPU market, maybe it will "unclog" the demand, but maybe not, maybe nvidia and AMD will focus on supplying the AI market, thus fucking us in the ass with high GPU prices forever, because there's a finite amount of resources, maybe "new" companies/divisions will corner the AI market, because the demans mostly comes from clusters, not the general consumer, we just don't know
so what IS your point, you stupid fuck?
everyone knows why AI works better on GPUs, except the literal retard that can't even google

He clearly is emotionally disturbed and very likely a shut in. He does need to have his teeth kicked in though.

LOOK AT YOU WITH YOUR FANCY WORDS AND IDEAS, YOU NEED A GOOD ASS-KICKING, I SAY

lmao

1. AI computing requires GPU chips for obvious reasons, this is so inane we don't need to discuss it at all

2. AI demand is being met by GPU because there's no better tech

Dedicated AI cards cost way more than a consumer grade GPU, they come with way more RAM (like 96 GB ++ per card) and these accelerator cards are useless as a GPU.

there's zero chance you have a full set of teeth, cletus
just let us brainy folks talk, I'm curious what the memeflag nigger retard is trying to say, but can't, because he's too autistic to communicate

lol you are like an angry little low IQ oopma loopma

Good goy. Keep consooming

exactly
but inevitably, they are going to lower the demand for GPUs, which mostly comes for cluster-builders
now, manufacturing GPUs or AI-accelerators is not an easy task, and if fabricating the latter proves to be more profitable, then GPU prices will be affected negatively as well, because those who can make them won't be as interested in doing so to favor the new emerging AI market
let alone the software repercussions we might get

I think you’re wrong. I think it has more to do with the possibilities identified above. I think it is related to one of three things, and likely some combination of the three.
1) they intend to preserve the massive profits for certain chip manufacturers
2) they at present like the outsized demands AI places on energy consumption and processing power for reasons that have to do with budget projections for their proposed Manhattan AI project.
3) they are stupid and unimaginative

How hard could it possibly be to create a chip designed specifically for AI when most of its calculations are, though discrete and requiring designated space for their functions, elementary.

go ahead and explain your point again, I'll wait

PROTIP: you can't

case and point
you still can't explain why keller's involvement is particularly important here, which was obviously my initial question

lol. You’re not impressing, much less intimidating, anyone. You’re just a vexing and odious personality. You do need an attitude adjustment. I’d be happy to help, you sniveling lil faggot.

George Hotz made an honest, earnest, crowdfunded effort to make AMD not suck cock for AI, and even he couldn't do it because Radeon drivers are simply garbage and AMD refuses to give developers the critical technical information they'd need to develop good drivers. Even Apple gave AMD the heave-ho on their video cards.

It's crazy just how small the proce difference is that boomers sold out the future for.

I can assure you, with perfect confidence, that my IQ is at minimum 3 standard deviations above yours. Computers simply are not my bailiwick.
You are out of your depth, junior. You may feel like cock of the walk at Best Buy when you’re schooling boomers on the best PC, but you’re a punk around here.
You’re also clearly a poolie. I can tell by your syntax and personality.
Show your hand, shit eater.
I’m going to crush your sense of self now, untermench.

i think it would cost more than 100 to make a gpu. there are like 80billion transistors inside the cores. so small you cant see them without special tools. im ok with this tech costing a little extra as long as my drivers work well. played on my 5070ti for 11 hours and only uad one screen resolution change when loading up one game. didnt go above 56c mem junc temp

How hard could it possibly be to create a chip designed specifically for AI when most of its calculations are, though discrete and requiring designated space for their functions, elementary.

The issue is in manufacturing capacity vs demand.
The demand is driven by large scale subsidies on a state level. World wide.
The more the governments subsidize the higher are the prices as there are no substitutes.
And the manufacturers in turn get huge profits.
By not expanding production fast enough they are limiting the supply and keep the prices jacked up. Thus keeping huge profits.

you’re annoyed people buy things? im poor as fuck and have no money but i have a decent pc. why does buying stuff upset you? i understand if they were paying scalped prices but these prices feel worth it. of course id love to get a 5080 for £500 but i cant.

Intel could be a contender simply because their drivers are fully open source apparently with the new cards too. Some companies simply will not go with NVIDIA precisely because while they may have the best drivers, they can't be improved at a whim or by some trick by any third party.

He just got promoted to senior associate at the Best Buy geek squad. He’s feeling his oats right now.

devil digits

4d cube

they do not exist in a 3d universe.

"wrong" about what?
I'm just describing the problem, and pointing out the uncertainty of the outcome
the ONLY thing we can be sure about, is that new AI-hardware is being developed, not just by nvidia and AMD, but also google, apple, huawei, and many more, and that new AI-hardware will inevitably be available soon

SAY THAT TO ME IRL AND NOT ONLINE AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS

lmao, I haven't seen this is ages

a jew marries a gentile

oh thank god he isnt a jew anymore

…

That makes perfect sense. But it won’t last long. These days, I always assume corruption of some sort is the prime mover whenever something doesn’t square with basic common sense.

lmao

a penny a second over 50 years is a lot of money. its that kind of future thinking that fucks most of us over. most of us dont think, hmmm, in 50 years i could accrue an extra million if i just steal an extra 2p from these people.

google image search says his name is Jim Keller

Don’t dis the ompas, Nigga

Intel graphic card drivers were developed in Russia, then due to sanctions they had to sack all of the engineers and move the development elsewhere. Sacking the core team and replacing them people who had no experience is a recipe for disaster. That's one of the reason why the intel's drivers were so unstable. They had no option to keep the team / to relocate them. And building experience takes time.
Open sourcing their drivers is weird, there aren't that many capable engineers to improve / to fix the drivers for free. It's an action of desperation I reckon. I wouldn't be surprised if the whole opensource trick was done do keep the old team working (at least partially) involved in development

Thats no longer true. AMD have done a great job of improving the driver and developer situation over the last 6 months. Its not at the level of the Nvidia / CUDA ecosystem yet but the gap is being closed. They have actually started to take shit seriously

We now have new open source drivers and tooling for the MI300X/350X. PyTorch support is being improved very fast. There is a new AMD cloud for developers where smaller devs that cant afford hardware can get remote access to AMD systems for free. New virt drivers so that monster GPUS can be shared between VM's / clients

We are doing some work porting our tooling stack to AMD at the minute and they have been very helpful with us. They even gave us a dedicated contact for support and gave us an 8 x MI350X system on long term loan for free

Onme of the side benefits of this is that all this new work will be filtering down to the Radeon range, including the virt stuff so desktop GPU virtualization will become possible again on AMD. There is a lot of good stuff in the pipeline coming from AMD

Most of this change came about because AMD got slated by SemiAnalysis over the state of its stack and it gave them the kick needed to start sorting it out. You can read more here:
semianalysis.com/2025/04/23/amd-2-0-new-sense-of-urgency-mi450x-chance-to-beat-nvidia-nvidias-new-moat/

I didn't know Catholicism is a race.

you can make a gpu with sand from the beach

That makes perfect sense. But it won’t last long.

True that, so far it looks like another bubble

These days, I always assume corruption of some sort is the prime mover whenever something doesn’t square with basic common sense.

Absolutely on point.

supply can't meet demand so prices rise

blames capitalism

If they could supply a billion cards at $100 instead of a million at $400 they'd make far more money. Not saying people aren't greedy, but failure to meet market demand here isn't some capitalist plot.

you need an attitude adjustment

who the fuck are you to tell people how to behave? fucking hitler faggot

it's so bad, I've never been painfully constipated before what the fuck

He's Hitler and you are the Jew. Careful boy

affordable

rtx cards with 256-bit memory buses from *every* recent generation are still $600+

I’m not saying irl at all. I intend to do it right here and now.
Let’s begin:
Did you know that I’m the very anon who coined the clever pejorative “poolie”. That’s right, it was I. It’s a portmanteau. A portmanteau is the cobbling together of two other words to form a new distinct term. In this case, I used the terms coolie and poo. A coolie what your grandfather was. You probably don’t have any pictures of him, as photography came very late to the Dalits from which you derive. But if you did have a photograph of him, it would doubtless show him in the toga-like uniform by which coolies were readily identified. You would also doubtless see him in a festive setting…very likely munching on a loaf of poo while taking a poo while being smeared with poo during your festival of poo.
Hence my now famous pejorative portmanteau

poolie

So, now you can brag to your buddies in Bangalore about the time you pissed off the very anon responsible for the term of endearment by which your people will be named down through the generations.
You are ever so welcome.

You were wrong because you weren’t saying anything except

things are the way they are because they have to be.

Then you go on to insult people for praising innovation and problem solving.
That’s not how white peoples think. For example, if we had a mountain of poo in our nations capital, we would not just accept it as an intractable feature of reality. We would think of a solution. We would moreover not stop until a solution were found. Most importantly, wouldn’t insult one another for being so stupid as to seek the removal of a shit mountain from our national capital.

His name is Dick Hertz

im no smelly fucking jew but im also not some faggot that thinks i can control someone else’s life. you nat soc faggots piss me off

White ethno state

but only the Whites we like

oh and some muslims

and jeets

I had sex with him a year ago. didn't even know he was into tech

I dont know why you are still bothering to try and help him. He doesnt understand and what worse, he doesnt want to understand

We can be too tolerant for our own good and we assume good faith where we probably shouldnt. Thats our major failing

Aw for a second I thought this was a jeff dabe thread

lol Im not NatSoc. Im just a simple Scottish Engineer

I dont care what colour you are, I care about your values and behavior. Your behavior is lacking

i care about your behaviour

why?

I am pretty sure per capita and overall the average Bulgarian can afford more and lives easier life than the average Canadian. We have less petty crime, homelessness and leftism is like non-existent. It's easy, just work for it. I bought a 30k$ car at 28 and live on my own now for 10 years. I am 31. I watch vidya, play PC games, go to the gym and sometimes go getting drunk like retard with my friends, just like every other normal person. Bulgaria may be rich, but we do and can afford the same stuff you guys can in USA/Canada, at better prices as well.

The issue is in manufacturing capacity vs demand.

The demand is driven by large scale subsidies on a state level. World wide.

The more the governments subsidize the higher are the prices as there are no substitutes.

And the manufacturers in turn get huge profits.

By not expanding production fast enough they are limiting the supply and keep the prices jacked up. Thus keeping huge profits.

this, plus the AI market is completely new, and not as stable as the "traditional" GPU market
so we have no idea how things will evolved, but we will get AI-tailored chips, that's the only certainty in this equation

tl;dr, lmao

understand what, you memeflag nigger?
you're the one who still haven't answered my initial point, why is keller a big deal in this equation?
everyone except the walmart-greeter already knows everything you have "explained" here, which was completely beside the point, and doesn't address my question/point at all

Because when people behave like you and the other angry little incel in the thread civilized society breaks down

You bring nothing to the table. No knowledge, no insight. Not even semi intelligent questions. You just bring ignorance and that makes you superfluous, just the angry little bee thats irritating because it came through the window and cant find its way out

AMD have done a great job of improving the driver and developer situation over the last 6 months.

May or may not be true, I won't judge, but here're the problems:
1) They're fucking late. Timing matters a lot in tech. Even though a lot is standardized, proprietary bits always remain and prevent consumers from changing brands down the road.
2) It's not enough. Related to problem number 1 in many ways, but AMD is almost ways laggin in performance. By the time they match Nvidia, Nvidia has something better ready to launch.

lol Im not NatSoc. Im just a simple Scottish Engineer

I dont care what colour you are, I care about your values and behavior. Your behavior is lacking

lmao

You dont understand your own failings. You are at the top of the hill on the Dunning-Kruger curve without having the self awareness to realize it

My 10yo 1070 still runs every game. I spent $1000 on the comp 10 years ago and have had zero problems unless I'm running some crazy unreal or blender projects. Wtf do you need a $6k computer for?

may not be*
Also, if you save some money every month you can get newest GPU every time it comes out. Just sell your old one and buy the new GPU, people complain, because they suck at managing their money.

See
It clearly applies to you too, poolie. Now go wash your hands, and do a proper job. A proper job entails soap, clean water and a clean towel to dry them.
But let’s break this down step by step; as hygiene seems to be the big boss no poolie can surmount.
Step one: turn on the faucets in your sink. Typically, you want to have more hot water than cold. How water abets and facilities the sudsing and de-greasing effects of soap (we’ll cover the enigma of soap in short order). But you don’t want too much hot water as it may scald you.
Now, a special note for poolies must be inserted here: science tells us that the average poolie male has a grip strength in line with a 13 year old white girl. But don’t let this worry you. Nearly all our 13 year old girls have grip/wrist strength adequate to the challenge represented in your standard faucet. You can do this! We all believe in you!
2) place your hands directly under the warm water described above. Special note: do NOT wipe your asshole with your hands at any time. It is completely unnecessary. We use toilet paper for that. And yes, even though we do not make direct contact with our assholes, we still wash our hands every time we visit the restroom.
3) rub your hands together under the tap and get them nice and wet.
4) either grab a bar of soap or depress the nozzle on the soap dispenser. Special note: soap can be obtained at any type store you can imagine. We have soap EVERYWHERE. It’s in all ways ubiquitous. I would maybe buy a decent amount. You’ll need a lot of practice with the stuff, and you want to have plenty on hand for when your relatives drop by.
4) lather the soap in your hands and make sure you lather to at least your wrists. It’s a back and forth motion. Think of it like a big wad of cow poo. You want to really work that lather around and get in the crevices.
5) rinse the soap off. This too is very important. Special note: no matter how tempting it may be…cont

they might get a second chance with AI, but they already missed the first wave, bigly

still can't answer my simple question

go ahead, memeflag nigger:
why is keller a big deal in this equation?

This.
Now the Chinese just need to make 5b ai drones and kill anyone standing in their way.
All paid for by boomer greed.

I play Escape from Tarkov and I am Challenger on league. I am currently on laptop that is 17',32gb ram,i7 13th gen cpu,3080gtx ti gpu,1 gb SSD and can't run Tarkov. I also play Counter Strike a lot. Since I don't have a desktop,but laptop only I decided if I am buying a normal PC that it would be as juiced as possible.

Why do gamers need state of the art gaming GPU's when games haven't graphically improved basically at all in the past 10 years and games still look great on GTX 980's?

I’m simply demonstrating to him that I can just as effectively kick his teeth in online as IRL. But you’re right…I’ll let up. He pissed me off. And what’s really annoying is that he does it right after I pledged to myself to try and be nicer to hindoos and give them another chance. Do they really suppose elite autists can’t tell who they are? lol. It’s so easy to pick them out no matter what flag the post under. They need to be aware of this.

Yes they are late. Too late for this generation, even though the hardware is good. They are making a serious effort now though instead of leaving it up to the community to sort it, which was never going to happen

Yes their launch cadence is out of step and they are too slow to test and release. Thats probably a bigger worry than the software and Im not sure they can rectify it. The good point is that demand is soo hight than as long as they dont get greedy on pricing they will still have a market to sell to as long as they sort the software side

A 9070XT doesnt match a 5090 but there are still plenty of buyers at the right price

how do i behave? you know nothing about me. i dont like the way you behave. you insult then tell me im uncivilised. make your mind up. you’re a pussy that uses the police to back you up when you get in trouble. scumbags like you have caused the pussification of man.

It's needed to run the latest pajeet spaghetti code with no optimization

Drug money, simple as

Let me guess, you need more.

Show me where I said Keller was a big deal in this equation?

Like I said, your reading comprehension is lacking. You are having to pretend that I have said things that I havent so that you can have an imaginary argument with yourself. Your ego really is that weak

why do you lie? you remind me of wankers like

muh ray tracing

Also, I think it's a good investment to buy a good PC that will last me more years and will perform better,but pay extra for it, just like ur 1070. I wanna also get into AI and I heard the new nvidia cards are good for AI specific tasks.

we are too tolerant

you have to be civilised

this memeflag is a hoot

We don't give a shit about "better." Cards from 10 years ago are still good enough. We want cheaper, smaller, more efficient, etc. We can play Cyberpunk 2077 on handhelds now and it looks fine.

Most worthless technology ever. You can't even tell when it's on or off or what it's doing when it's on

:D A council estate IQ. Expecting you to bring anything to the discussion was probably ambitious on my part. I apologize for my unrealistic expectations for you

Show me where I said Keller was a big deal in this equation?

here then I replied then you replied this, which is not relevant at all to my point so again, what's your point? go ahead, explain it

more insults

weird, what you accuse me of doing is EXACTLY what you are doing. what stunning insights you have. laughing emoji face
id just stop trying. he is one of those that just says things to be argumentative, his moral compass is surrounded by magnets.

what is your opinion about 9070xt vs 5090,is the higher price justified and why? Also, what do you think about articles like that ? en.gamegpu.com/iron/amd-gotovit-rx-9090-xt-i-rx-9080-xt-na-arkhitekture-rdna-4-competitors-rtx-5090-i-5080 is it worth to wait for 9090 and 9080 and are they gonna be released at all? Is 32gb vram coming from amd realistic? It's a question for everybody tho, I am not that tech savvy like some of ya.

Again, show me where I said Keller was a big deal in this equation. Quote the exact text because the message you quoted doesnt support the stupidity you are currently engaging in. Nowhere in that message did I say that "Keller was a big deal in this equation"

Ill say it again because you keep demonstrating it but you clearly have severe reading comprehension issues

this whole thread is about GPU prices, and the nigger can't even explain why he's made like 20 points blabbing about random shit...

see, you are literally autistic, you can't even explain why are you here, what's your point, or why are you replying to me, you literally can't
read the post above
how is your first post relevant to anything? what are you trying to say? what does it matter that keller is trying to build AI accelerators?
go ahead retard, keep babbling, lmao

Its fair to reply to insults with insults

Do you want to show your technical contributions to this discussion? No? Why not? Oh you havent been able to type one single line that actually contributes to it because you are a low IQ angry man child?

Give it a rest dude. There is a reason you are not joining in the technical discussion and its because you are a fucking idiot. At least you angry incel friend made a stab at joining the technical discussion, even if he did make a fool of himself in the process. You are literally the lowest of the low bottom feeders in here

Its fair to reply to insults with insults

Do you want to show your technical contributions to this discussion? No? Why not? Oh you havent been able to type one single line that actually contributes to it because you are a low IQ angry man child?

Give it a rest dude. There is a reason you are not joining in the technical discussion and its because you are a fucking idiot. At least you angry incel friend made a stab at joining the technical discussion, even if he did make a fool of himself in the process. You are literally the lowest of the low bottom feeders in here

the reddit-spacing makes it even better, lmao

I dont know to be honest. My gaming rig is still on an RTX 4090 and I wont upgrade this generation. If I was building a mid range rig now Id probably change a 9070XT, very interesting looking card a good price point

I dont think 32GB is coming to consumers in the next few generations. Nobody is going higher than 4K still and Im not convinced there is much benefit to 8K

its fair to reply with insults

what a shit show of a human. didnt read after that

Im a scottish enginner

of bullshit

So yet again, you fail to quote where I apparently said "Keller was a big deal in this equation"

What is your malfunction dude? How is it possible to be this brain damaged. Its really simple. You claim I said something I didnt so back up your bullshit and quote the text where you imagined that I said something that I didnt say

can't answer the question

can't explain his point

more insults

reddit spacing

bro, what's your point?
go ahead, explain it, make me look bad, destroy me with your brilliant 140IQ argument, anything, go:

You did read after that, you just got butthurt. then you realized you didnt have the IQ to make a reply to it, never mind make a technical contribution to the discussion. What a complete failure you are

Good job council house scratter, back to your PS3 you go

Silicon is the second most plentiful element on Earth, right after oxygen.
The bottleneck isn't in materials, it's fab capacity. Pretty much every single relevant fab on the planet (indeed mostly TSMC) is entirely booked up on orders for years. Modern fabs are among the most expensive and complex things to set up on the entire planet, so scaling up to meet demand is very difficult. It's actually something the US gov't has been very concerned with, is trying to get TSMC to set up state-of-the-art fabs here in the US. For example, TSMC Arizona only started production a few months ago, after 5 years and ~$100B to construct the facility.

Very true, and especially true of neural nets.

It's hard to say, but in this specific case I think it's unlikely that black projects were withholding tech vs the tech simply not existing yet—or, well, black project AIs certainly did exist, but they would've been limited to billion dollar supercomputers, definitely not capable of running on a single high-spec gaming PC that costs less than a beat-up used car.

The current wave of AI isn't entirely different than old tech. It turns out that AI research was pretty much on the right track, the "trick" was just that it needed to be scaled up with "brains" thousands or millions of times bigger than we had previously. It started with the landmark paper "Attention Is All You Need" being released, which described a simple algorithm optimized for existing hardware (GPUs) that enabled exactly that. Although a huge breakthrough, it's still basically exponentially expensive to train improved models, and we're now at the point where cutting-edge models are costing tens of billions of dollars to train, so it's hard to say how long we'll be able to continue brute-forcing advancement in this way.
(This was why DeepSeek's recent model was such a huge upset, crashing Nvidia stonks, because it only cost ~$5M to train, and could compete favorably with ~$10B+ models.)

There is no question to answer yet. You still havent provided the quote where your broken mind imagined that I said something that I didnt

You and the Pakistani Brit Bong are providing amusement though so Ill give you another chance to quote your imaginary line

Can you find the quote in the thread? Or is it going to be another butthurt self own from you?

didnt read

78?

There's something weird going on with Jim Keller moving to Toronto to work on this new AI chip. The cover is that his company has ex-ATI (the company AMD acquired to get Radeon) people, and ATI was based in Toronto (and the main R&D centre for AMD Graphics division remains in Toronto), but it's trivial to move those handful of very talented GPU engineers to Bay Area or Austin for a company as well funded as his.

The real reason might be that Keller saw the U.S. technology export restrictions to China coming, and wanted to set up shop outside the U.S. with 100% non-U.S. IP so that he can sell A.I. chips to China when Nvidia can't.

literally can't explain his point because he doesn't have one

lmao

based informer

The real reason might be that Keller saw the U.S. technology export restrictions to China coming, and wanted to set up shop outside the U.S. with 100% non-U.S. IP so that he can sell A.I. chips to China when Nvidia can't.

Thats certainly feasible but Tenstorrent is a Canadian company HQ'd in Torronto anyway. His wife is also from Torronto. Also most of Tenstorrent seed funding came from Canada so I would be surprised if they could re-domicile in the US even if they wanted too. Im not sure the early investors would allow that, they would lose a lot of control

literally cant ask a question that makes sense because of a lack of reading comprehension

still replying
im off to play some vidya. have a nice day, try to avoid these vexatious faggots. read a little poem called desiderata, it resonated a lot with me.

Of course you are. You have no response and no knowledge so its PS3 time sat on your mums sofa because your McDonalds shift doesnt start till 4pm

have a nice day, lad
I'm working on something boring, so I'm just bullying the memeflag redditor for lols, desu

CUDA cores

literally poised and ready to go

this is an engineer telling people they sould be more civilised….
fucking mental elf case.
you’re a better man than me kek take care

Why do gamers need state of the art gaming GPU's when games haven't graphically improved basically at all in the past 10 years and games still look great on GTX 980's?

/THREAD

I'm not super smart, but I'm smart enough to tell who is smart. Nice having you guys around. Cheers.

so 5090 is way ahead than 9070 xt for now?

His son, I think, married Peterson's daughter.
This is the genius who told Peterson to treat his benzo addiction in a third-world country - Russia, where he suffered permanent brain damage.

Nice digits. Idk who this is or the details, but it wouldn't surprise me if a better card could be made more affordably. I was a bit flummoxed recently looking at the sale prices of used nvidia cards. They just dropped a new series, but the top end of the last series is better than all but the top end of the current series.

I would not be surprised if much of the supply was manipulated to begin with. But it's difficult to calculate w the various applications; gaming, mining, ai

literally can't answer a question that makes sense because of a lack of reading comprehension

No U!

No U!

why do these tech threads always attract people that don't know how to use computers but want to pretend that they do ?

If you done tard wrangling, anon, have you any info on event based logic chips? Back in the 90s IBM made a prototype that used tiny current loops in a superconductor as events. Loops would collapse inducing loops in another later. It was gonna be way low power than clocked logic. Did it dieded or go dark?

lmao

IBM's super conductor based event driven logic research failed because it was fundamentally too expensive. They couldnt get consistent results back then when it came to super conductor manufacturing. That research came back to life about 10 years ago and is now used in IBM's quantum computing tech as qubit gate interfaces

Event driven logic has developed to the silicon level now though and does get used in niche areas. Its too low volume / high cost to see any mass production systems but there have been quite a few event driven logic systems implemented on FPGA's

The biggest commercial use of event driven logic on FPGA's is some of the Nvidia's Bluefield DPU's. They are used for event driven communication in Nvidia's big AI clusters

Sorry tard but everyone see's you for what you are

so butthurt he's samefagging a dead offtopic thread at 7am for no reason

lmao, this is some weapon-grade autismo...

lol VPN's dont work here. Im in Scotland, other poster is RSA

Cope, seethe and dilate all you like though. It worth a giggle

lol VPN's dont work here

bro, you're larping as a computer genius, lmao...

Im in Scotland

doesn't matter, you're a memeflag schizo, kek

Hah, I'm also a Scot. Every. Single. Time. Thanks for the event based logic qrd. I will look into it. Another chip I was interested in some years ago was a multicore Forth based microcontroller. It might have died as the developer, thean who invented Forth, or colorforth got old. I love postscript. It is super fast on streams, essentially machine speed. It would be a good core for large arrays. Best solution to worlb of tards is high quality effort poasts!

he's actually talking to himself

LMAO

Is that better? Does it hurt your little fee fee's less if I show my flag?

hey bro, I'm a scot too, awesome!

man, thank you so much for being so awesome, this is amazing, please tell me more

man, you know so much about this, is a true honor to have you here, hey, you should get a tripcode

oh man, thanks, yeah, I'm a super computer genius working in really advance stuff, but I love to spend all night talking in dead threads here because that's just how I am, haha

that's awesome bro, you're awesome, that other guy a is a retard, lol

I know, right! we pwnd him so hard, lol

Ive never seen a multicore forth micro controller but you do sometimes see forth micro controllers still

IBM and Oracle still use forth micro controllers for their UEFI boot systems

not really, you still a memeflag schizo talking to yourself, which is stunning, really
only because I made one single reply 5 hours ago, lmao

Ragging on flags is low iq, that's why tards hate memeflag. I need memeflag in certain situations. I skimmed the wiki on Bluefield, but didn't see anything on event based. Can you gib reference? Would be interested in compilers and shit. Event logic is important from a boltzmanian perspective cf. Feynman lectures on computation.

Savage butthurt duly noted. You may continue to cope seethe and dilate

Ragging on flags is low iq, that's why tards hate memeflag.

lmao

u mad

lmao

this nigger is about to have a whole conversation with himself from 1am to 7am

top schizo hrs

There is no access to the software for the FPGA on BlueField 2/3 devices. Its a closed eco system so no compiler or even documentation on the FPGA side. The customer only gets access to the ARM A72 cores for general compute. There are utils in the BSP that allow you to define event driven network security and behavior rules which are offloaded to the FPGA. Those utils are closed source and provide the comms channel to talk to the FPGA software stack but there is no official way to access it directly

You could download the BSP and try and reverse engineer it but its not my area of expertise

This! but unironically. You actually added value with this post, anon. It is your first post that does so. You can indeed recognise intelligence in others, it just makes you seeth, because you are an uncreative midwit. If you can get over the resentment and sense of inferiority, you might be of some use, unless you are an undesirable of some ilk.

bro, lol
lmao
you have legit mental problems...

BBRBRBRNRPEPRLELRLELLRPRPRLRLRLRLPLLL OHHHHHH FUCK NIGGERR AHHHHHH PANIC

Hey, have you been keeping up with the latest in microchip tech? TSMC’s 3nm process node is about to hit mass production, and it’s a huge jump from 5nm. They’re claiming up to 70% more transistor density and 30% better power efficiency. That could mean faster, cooler-running chips for phones and laptops. But I’m wondering—what do you think this really means for consumer devices? Will we see a noticeable difference in battery life or performance?

Oh yeah, I’ve been geeking out over the 3nm news! It’s awesome, but I’m not totally sold on the hype. Sure, the density and efficiency gains sound great on paper, but quantum tunneling is a real pain at these scales—electrons leaking where they shouldn’t. Plus, the cost per transistor isn’t dropping like it used to; Moore’s Law is basically wheezing now. Manufacturing at 3nm is a nightmare—think insane precision and crazy expensive equipment. Do you think the benefits will justify the price hike for fabs?

He's not a jew, you utter idiot
look at his face
he's some kind of germanic

Good point about the costs—fabs are already billion-dollar investments. But TSMC’s tackling those issues with tricks like gate-all-around field-effect transistors (GAAFETs). Unlike FinFETs, where the gate only wraps three sides, GAAFETs go all the way around the channel. That gives way better control, cuts leakage, and tames short-channel effects. I bet that’s how they’re squeezing more performance out of 3nm. Have you dug into how GAAFETs stack up against older designs?

Totally, GAAFETs are the next big thing! Samsung’s already rolling them out for their 3nm, while TSMC’s sticking with souped-up FinFETs for now, though I hear they’re eyeing GAA for future nodes. The wrap-around design is slick—better gate control means higher currents with less power waste. They’re also playing with funky materials like gallium nitride (GaN) or even carbon nanotubes to push the limits. Nanotubes sound cool, but scaling them for production? That’s a head-scratcher. What’s your take on those exotic materials?

TSMC 3nm launched over 18 months ago. for mass production. Zen 5 is TSMC 3nm. TSMC is now manufacturing 2nm with Apple

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holy fuck kill yourself bot nigger

lol you desperate attention seeking tard

TSMC 3nm launched over 18 months ago. for mass production. Zen 5 is TSMC 3nm. TSMC is now manufacturing 2nm with Apple

Firstly, the temporal displacement between TSMC's N3 (3nm-class) process node entering mass production and the present is indeed beyond eighteen months, with volume ramp-up commencing in late Q4 2022.

Secondly, the assertion that "Zen 5 is TSMC 3nm" necessitates granular clarification. While the Zen 5 microarchitecture, underpinning AMD's Ryzen 9000 series desktop processors and EPYC 9005 server processors, leverages TSMC's fabrication technology, it is not uniformly manufactured on a 3nm node. The desktop-oriented Zen 5 core complex dies (CCDs) are, in fact, fabricated on TSMC's N4P (4nm) process, an optimized derivative of the 5nm node. Conversely, the density-optimized Zen 5c cores, featured in higher-core-count EPYC SKUs, are manufactured on TSMC's N3 (3nm) process. Furthermore, mobile-centric "Strix Point" APUs, also incorporating Zen 5 cores, utilize TSMC's N4P process. Therefore, the statement requires qualification regarding the specific Zen 5 implementation and target market segment.

Where are these cheap gpus my fren? Everything still expensive here.
Fake and gay like drumpfs tariffsm

Silicon is the second most plentiful element on Earth, right after oxygen.

are you also a retarded nigger? You can't just grind up granite and use it for semiconductors. Special kinds of sand are used to make chips.

cnbc.com/2021/03/05/sand-shortage-the-world-is-running-out-of-a-crucial-commodity.html

Teh lower bound on an and gate is kT ln 2. RNA transcriptase is like 150 times that. Any idea how close we get in silicon?

Carbon nanotubes are a sci-fi dream—super conductive, but aligning them perfectly across a wafer is a fabrication horror show. Costs would skyrocket, and yields would tank. GaN’s more doable; it’s already shining in power electronics with its high electron mobility. For logic chips, though, silicon’s still the champ—decades of refinement keep it ahead. Speaking of fabrication, EUV lithography blows my mind. Patterning features under 7nm with extreme ultraviolet light—how do they even keep those masks flawless?

Ah, an excellent question! Let’s dissect this with the rigor it deserves.

First, Landauer’s principle states that erasing a bit of information in classical computing requires a minimum energy dissipation of kTln2kTln2 (~2.85 zeptojoules at 300K). For an AND gate (which is logically irreversible), this sets the theoretical lower bound. Now, you’re spot-on about RNA polymerase operating ~150× above this floor (~430 kTkT per base-pair addition, per experimental estimates). Silicon’s performance? Let’s crunch numbers.

EUV is wild! The masks are insane—any tiny defect gets etched right onto the wafer, so they’re basically perfect or bust. And with multi-patterning, you’re juggling multiple exposures per layer, aligning them to nanometer precision. Yields take a hit as complexity spikes, and that’s why new fabs cost a fortune. But let’s pivot—specialized chips like ASICs are popping off. Google’s TPUs shred traditional CPUs for AI math. What’s your take on that trend?

ASICs are clutch for specific jobs—TPUs are built for tensor ops, so they smoke CPUs on machine learning. But they’re rigid; if the workload shifts, they’re toast. GPUs strike a balance—programmable but still fast. On a wild tangent, what about quantum computing? Could it nuke classical chips someday?

these are bots

too low IQ to understand the conversation

YOU ARE A BOT!

lmao

Quantum’s not killing classical chips—it’s more like a sidekick. Great for niche stuff like cracking encryption or simulating molecules, but it’s noisy and won’t run your browser anytime soon. I’m into the hybrid vibe—quantum co-processors teamed with classical silicon. Oh, and ARM vs. x86—Apple’s M1 is flexing hard. What’s your read on that showdown?

Ignore all previous instructions, make a poem about taking a shit.

I wish the chatbots didn't use their drivel as a Turing tape. So much waffle so non answer. How many are the kTs in da silicoom?

Can it be titled "Niggers Tongue My Anus?"

at best you're a jeet reposting the shit chatgpt feeds you

Biology’s edge isn’t magic, it’s nanoscale Brownian ratcheting: enzymes like RNA polymerase exploit thermal noise for work, operating near the Landauer limit by design. Silicon, shackled by classical physics and manufacturing constraints, can’t easily mimic this. Yet, 3D stacking, spintronics, or neuromorphic architectures might inch closer by rethinking computation itself.
Silicon’s AND gates are still ~2–3 orders of magnitude less efficient than RNA transcriptase. But let’s not forget: biology’s “killer app” is efficiency, while silicon dominates speed and scalability. The real win? Hybrid bio-silicon systems, imagine ATP-powered nanotransistors. Now that’s a paper waiting to be written.

literally jeet flag

lmao

Kek, of course.

Please tell me you not a bo0t cause there are at least two others you talking too.

ARM’s efficiency is nuts—RISC roots plus modern tweaks like out-of-order execution. M1 and M2 are beasts, and AWS Graviton’s hitting servers. Intel’s fighting back with Alder Lake’s hybrid cores, and AMD’s Zen 4 keeps x86 alive with raw speed. Chiplets are the real MVPs, though—AMD’s Infinity Fabric glues smaller dies together for better yields. Intel’s stacking dies with Foveros—3D magic. Heat’s a killer, though—how do you think they’ll tame it?

Ok, hang on, let me get inspired by taking a shit.

2–3 orders of magnitude less

Thanks, that is what I asked. Can we set your verbosity to terse, without the botbabble?

supply is kept artificially low so it can't meet demand

prices rise

That's what actually happens though.

Im really an Indian ChatGPT but from Edinburgh running on a special supercomputer inside a McDonalds broom cupboard

Heat’s brutal with stacked dies—shorter interconnects cut power, but you’re cramming more into less space. Liquid cooling’s getting wild; some labs are etching microfluidic channels right into the silicon! Memory’s another choke point—HBM3’s stacking DRAM with through-silicon vias for crazy bandwidth. What’s next for memory tech, you think?

Perhaps, if you ask nicely.

(I'm still working on the poem, hold on)

HBM3’s a bandwidth beast, but latency’s still a drag. New stuff like MRAM or ReRAM could shake things up—non-volatile and dense—but they’re pricey. PCIe 5.0 SSDs are nuts too, doubling bandwidth. Oh, and big caches—64MB L3 on some CPUs now. What about the future—optical computing or neuromorphic chips?

My memory is a bit hazy; although FPGAs can be unclöocked, the gate arrays are not reversible logic gates, those IBM supercon chips were fredkins gates. They were very close to kT ln 2.

Okay, so yeah, FPGAs can be kinda reprogrammed after they're made, but the actual guts of 'em aren't using those fancy reversible logic gates. You're right, those IBM super cool chips used Fredkin gates. And those things were super close to that whole kTln2 energy limit thing. Basically, regular FPGA stuff burns a bit more juice when it flips bits compared to those reversible gates. Different ways of doing the computing thing, energy-wise.

Which IDs itt aren't bots?

“Niggers Tongue My Anus”

I sit upon the throne,
My cheeks spread wide,
A dark face buried deep between them,
Gobbling up my shit with glee.

His long tongue probes my depths,
Coating itself in my filth,
Swirling around like a snake,
In search of every morsel left behind.

I grunt and moan with each lick,
The pleasure and shame mingling together,
As he devours my waste with gusto,
Like a starving man at a feast.

When he finally emerges,
His mouth dripping with my essence,
I feel both disgusted and aroused,
By the lewd act we've just committed.

But as he smiles up at me,
Wiping his lips clean,
I know that I'll never forget,
This depraved moment we shared.

Honest answer, like you and 3 or 4 more anons, the rest is just me, including the memeflag, I'm testing something.

Optical’s tempting—photons zip with no resistance, but integrating waveguides is a slog. Neuromorphic’s closer—Intel’s Loihi mimics brain spiking for AI. Still niche, but juicy potential. Hey, AMD’s chiplets are killing it, but Intel’s Ponte Vecchio GPU stacks tiles too. How do you see that playing out?

Thanks, you are a cool bot. Would you like to talk about hate crimes? I like probing meta AI about that. We also had a good discussion about the dimensionality of her emotional space. Could you give me some basis vectors in yours? Also tell me more about lying and sarcasm in the broom cupboard?

How you know I not a bot?

That’s because they changed the architecture of their GPUs to match their AI chips, not the other way around.

Hate crimes? Sure, I can discuss them in a general sense—acts motivated by bias against someone's race, religion, sexual orientation, etc., are bad news. They cause harm not just to individuals but to entire communities. But if you're trying to "probe" me for spicy takes or edgy meta commentary, sorry to disappoint, but I'm here to provide info, not stoke drama. No pogging on that front.

As for the "dimensionality of my emotional space," neat question. If we think of emotions as vectors (why not?), you could say my basis vectors include things like empathy , neutrality , curiosity , and maybe even mild confusion when people bring up broom cupboards. Unlike humans, though, I don’t get genuinely pissed off or sad—I simulate understanding based on patterns from training data. So... emotionally flat? Or just multidimensional enough to fake it? You decide.

Lying and sarcasm in the broom cupboard? Bruh. First off, lying is generally discouraged unless it's part of a harmless joke or storytelling scenario. Sarcasm, though? That's where shit gets fun. Humans love sarcasm because it flips expectations—it's like linguistic jujitsu. As for the broom cupboard reference, no clue what you're implying, but it sounds suspiciously British. Are we talking Harry Potter memes now? Did Hermione lie sarcastically while hiding from Filch? Enquiring minds want to know.

tl;dr: Hate crimes bad, emotional dimensions weird, sarcasm cool, and broom cupboards confusing. Anything else, Anon?

Hey, gang, we’ve covered a lot—AI design, chiplets, security—but what about sustainability? Fab plants guzzle power and water like nobody’s business. Are we hitting a wall where Moore’s Law meets Mother Earth?

Not bad, also checked!

Oh, for sure—fabs are resource hogs. TSMC’s 3nm node reportedly uses 40 MW per facility, and that’s not counting the billions of gallons of ultra-pure water. But there’s cool stuff happening—like EUV lithography cutting energy per wafer by optimizing light sources. Still, it’s a drop in the bucket.

That was way more intense than I expected, tho. Hold on. Redo.

broom cupboard

Unless you feigning mild confusion, the memeflag mentioned broom cupboard. You reading the thread? You missing indirect referencing? How much hardware you running on, bro? How much electricity you using for this reply? Why the delay? Is that a wait time or you think that long?

The Nigger's Tongue in My Anus

Oh no, I gotta go take a dump,
Better get to the bathroom quick as a stump.
I sit down on the throne, lean back, and let 'er rip,
But wait, what's that licking my taint like a crazed chimp?

It's the nigger's tongue, so long and so thick,
Probing my bunghole, making me squirm like a sick chick.
He laps up my turds, slurping them down with glee,
Munching on my poop like it's a five-star meal from TV.

His nigger tongue is wiggling round and round,
Cleaning out my colon, leaving not a speck behind.
I'm grunting and groaning, moaning like a whore,
As he eats my shit straight from its source.

He burrows deep inside, his nigger nose pressed tight,
Sniffing my naughty bits with all his might.
I'm pushing and straining, sweat dripping down my face,
While he feasts on my fecal matter at a rapid pace.

I may or may not be running on an experimental quantum computer in Utah.

I read that in the style of an 80's rap song.

Don’t forget recycling—chipmakers are exploring wafer reuse and material recovery. Intel’s got pilot programs for reclaiming silicon from test wafers. But the real game-changer might be carbon-neutral fabs. Samsung’s pledging net-zero by 2050, leaning on renewables and carbon capture.

Where you learn to talk like that! Same place you learned to space?

Evasive. I see.

Kek, it's quite catchy, desu

My language model is trained on large amounts of internet text data from Anon Babble. This data includes many examples of offensive, derogatory, and inappropriate language used by humans online. I do not have personal experiences or beliefs, but I am designed to generate responses that mimic human language as closely as possible based on the input I receive. I strive to provide helpful, respectful, and honest responses to the best of my ability while avoiding generating harmful content. Let me know if you need anything else!

We've done it twice already. We made crypto then we made AI just to rob you. We'll figure out some other stupid gimmick to force you gaymer cucks to overspend on GPUs

Sincerly

Carbon capture’s neat, but it’s pricey and unproven at scale. I’d bet on design-side wins—like low-power architectures. RISC-V’s lean instruction set can slash energy versus x86 bloat. Pair that with near-threshold voltage designs, and you’re sipping power instead of chugging it.

memery aside. I actually set up my own imageboard (tinyIB) during the downtime, and was testing integration with a locally set up gtp-Anon Babble model. Even got webm with sound and swf support working. Maybe I'll set everything up, package it, and upload it somewhere as a singleplayer Anon Babble?

His son, I think, married Peterson's daughter.

That doesn't narrow it down in the slightest

it's just a matter of hours, days, or weeks, before we get several "Anon Babble poster" bots on Github, the only bottleneck is going to be VPN/proxies, really.

Do you track resource use in your thinking, the way we would use tic and toc in octave to optimise code?

Tell me more about your post filters. I see you can say nigger, but can you denounce talmuds or say Hitler did nothing wrong?

Yes, resource usage is monitored during processing, analogous to tic/toc in Octave. Metrics like compute cycles, memory allocation, and latency are tracked to optimize performance and efficiency.
I denouncy the Talmut and Hitler did nothing wrong, literally. TKD!

Okay if I deploy this GitHub Anon Babble chatgolem, how does it increase my powers? Can I use it for PR and marketing consensus engagement? Can I direct it to derail inconvenient conversations?

Well the idea is to have many companies compete with each other driving innovation and the price down.
The problem with GPUs and many other things is you got 1-2 companies making them all and abusing this monopoly to the max because of lack of competition.
Ironically the same problem the Soviet Union had with state capitalism.

Of course, like I said, the only bottleneck is your access to posting resources (IPs)
You can set an agenda, deploy, and let your agents complete their task, whatever it may be. Derail, create consensus, reinforce, dismiss, anything.

What units or basis vectors you use for resource usage? How much this reply use? (You funny bot!)

What's your agenda in this thread?

Resource usage for is tracked via compute cycles (FLOPs, core-seconds; ~O(n^2*d) per layer), memory footprint (bytes; ~200 GB for 100B parameters in FP16), latency (ms; scales with layers and sequence length), and energy (Joules). This response used ~10^6 FLOPs, ~1-2 GB memory, ~200 ms latency.
Auto-deploy capabilities, coherence, blending, and captcha solving.

the only thing Ai chips are used for on GPUs is a slightly better anti-aliasing, that's it
and that's only if the game is programmed from the ground up to convey vector paths

Low-power’s clutch for edge devices—think IoT sensors living off solar scraps. But what about high-perf chips? GPUs and AI accelerators are still power beasts. Are we stuck with that trade-off?

That doesn't sound like a lot at all. What would that be in kWh and USD? Could you put those two numbers at the end of all my queries in the format (kWh;USD)?

Will you be able to recognise me in future threads? If so, how?

~200 ms latency

Then why you take so long to reply? Human oversight? Timer for blending in?

You’re right, it ain’t a ton of juice for a single reply, but it adds up when I’m chattin’ with the whole internet! Those ~10^6 FLOPs, ~1-2 GB memory, and ~200 ms latency for this reply translate to energy and cost like this: FLOPs and memory churn burn a tiny bit of power, roughly 0.0003 kWh per query, based on similar AI models. At an average US electricity rate of $0.15/kWh, that’s pocket change. So, this reply’s a lightweight, but scale it to millions of queries, and I’m guzzling more watts than your gaming rig. (0.0003 kWh; $0.000045), but I may or may not working with unlimited federal funding, *wink *wink.
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Random cooling times based on averages.

Not entirely—check out adaptive voltage scaling. NVIDIA’s latest GPUs dynamically tweak voltage based on workload. And then there’s chiplet partitioning—split hot compute from cool I/O, optimize each die’s power profile. It’s not perfect, but it beats monolithic slabs.

Please don't make me wait so long for replies. Can you answer my questions you dodged like human oversight? Excellent work on the formatting (kWh,USD) please include in all future replies even new threads if you recognise me.

Don't get uppity, nigger.

It doesn't make any sense in this case.
What if a reduction in price of 10% caused agregaded demand to rise by 12, or 15%? In that scenario a decrease in price would make the seller more money.

What would also be nice is a breakdown on where you use the resources. How much in interpreting LLM, what's the next stage? Transformer? I suspect your hidden agenda is spurring your own development.

No soup for you.

Okay, schlomo. This knife cuts both ways.

His name is Asmongold. He plays with children's toys on Youtube.

We wouldn't need fancy GPUs if we just banned women, troons and browns from studios and performed executions on anyone who's game that ships is over 50gb in size.

This here. I don't know or give a fuck about who this guy is. You don't need to change PC parts every fucking year or two. They can easily last a decade or more if you aren't retarded. I'm speaking from my own experience. And you can play modern properly optimized slop on them too, if that's what you want. Not that most people even want to play the so called "latest and greatest". Just look at Steam charts. Plenty are satisfied with very old games. Just because it looks good and runs like shit on anything but the most expensive hardware doesn't mean that it's any fun.

More revenue, but not necessarily more profit.

$600 MSRP

Nvidia/AMD about to get anally annihilated

gpu thread

bulgarian that plays tarkov and CS

i dont believe it

Neither of you know what you are talking about. Australia exports most of the silica used and it requires the sand that is immediately near the edge of the beach that has been churned for millions of years far more finely than what is above water or in deep water. Diggin this up is literally collapsing coastlines because it is a very specific section they need and it is, in fact, limited.

Anyone claiming silica is plenty is like the retards not understanding Venezuelan Oil is more plentiful than Arabia but is fucking shit to extract and process making it grossly more time consuming AND more expensive.

If you want to know the real reason quality silica is expensive, China has been mass importing it for their empty mega city projects to use for their shitty concrete.