Yea this legion tower seems fairly upgradeable. Big enough to fit a RTX 4090 in it, high efficiency 850 watt psu as well. I7-13700kf RTX 4070 Ti. Good enough for my 1440p gaming
I'm a fan of small form factors and that's one of the major downsides of micro ATX cases. I really love the TU-150, is small and compact but it limits me on what I can do. What surprised me the most as the that I bought a two fan/two slot GPU and I literally thought it was going to be the exact same size as the RTX 2060. Luckily I had room to spare.
You have to be a bit careful though. I bought a Dell Inspiron 5675, which is a mostly standard-parts gaming desktop. It turns out it was limited to 1st gen Ryzen only as Dell never updated the BIOS to support 2nd gen (even though they sold computers with the same motherboard and second gen support).
They end up putting the 4080 set up on for a bigger discount so I cancelled the 4070ti set up and got the 4080 for $200 more.
Yeah, I figured when the 7700 and 7800 was announced with the 7700 being only 50 dollars cheaper but less of everything the 7800XT was a no brainer
It’s definitely a nice card for the money. Hopefully help drive down more nvidia prices.
So that folks can buy the nvidia card instead of the AMD one. Then when AMD makes their prices basically match nvidia folks get upset.
I think overall the 7800xt is a superior card, hence my decision to buy it, even if Nvidia cut the price of the 4070. I don't care that much about ray tracing, its a nice to have feature but more often then not I just disable it.
I don't think so, if memory serves me, nVidia makes more money on enterprise computing then consumer GPU.
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I know who Oracle is
I wonder what hardware Oracle uses....Oracle is an enterprise cloud provider and they recently signed a deal to provide $4 billion in AI cloud compute to Elon Musk's projects.
They were providing enterprise GPU compute starting around 2019 or 2020 from what I gather working on Oracle Cloud back then.
Elon Musk has bought up a large amount of cloud computing company Oracle’s spare server space for his new AI venture, X.AI Corp. The news was first reported by Twitter Daily News on May 30, 2023, citing sources familiar with the deal. The deal, which is estimated to be worth over $50 billion, is one of the largest in the history of cloud computing.
X.AI Corp is Musk’s latest project to create a “maximum truth-seeking” AI chatbot that tries to understand the nature of the universe and is unlikely to harm humans. Musk has previously revealed that he is working on a large language model (LLM) similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The chatbot, dubbed TruthGPT, is based on a large language model similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, but with more advanced features and capabilities.
Elon Musk Acquires Major Share on Oracle’s Spare Servers - Tekedia
Elon Musk has bought up a large amount of cloud computing company Oracle’s spare server space for his new AI venture, X.AI Corp. The news was first reported by Twitter Daily News on May 30, 2023, citing sources familiar with the deal. The deal, which is estimated to be worth over $50 billion, is...
That is cool, I think as long as folks are buying nvidia GPU hardware for whatever (AI, Crypto, etc) they don't care.
Not to speak for @maflynn but I suspect, based on their last earning, nvidia could stop selling consumer GPU's altogether and not take that much of a monetary hit.
I didn't make a comment on consumer products. Nvidia makes more money from their enterprise business unit then consumers. They sell a lot and that's only going to continue with AI growth. AMD wants in on that and is rumored to use their fabrication allotment for AI specific endeavors then consumer cards.
