Here and there.
Youre going to melt your GPU, thats what youre going to do. That connector is one of the stupidest things nVidia has tried to force in their history of doing stupid things.WELLLLLLL it's built! Pretty much! Almost! Hit one final snag in the spirit of it all... and it goes like:
@Zirakzigil quick quick question.... 4070 super has that connector for older psu's (pcie) so you use a splitter included with the gpu, but that could plug in to the psu with 1 cable. Also, new psu it comes with a 16 pin weird cable, but it has two pcie connectors for the psu... SO what do I do the 16pin fits with 2 pcie, the older pcie cable can connector to the splitter but it only has 1 pcie in to psu, THEN I read nvidia site and it says USE TWO INDIVIDUAL PCIE CABLES TO THE CONNECTOR AND PSU... so the 16pin that comes with the psu and has two pcie go into the psu.
I just wanted to check with someone on this because i was expecting to finish on the last cable, not hit another snag.
@Ogrezilla Just got word of grand mums hospitalization for the (second) hip... she woke up from surgery and she has no idea she broke it, who people are who come to visit, or much anything
Worst part is how to tell kiddo, we'd go visit her every week, she loved it there. **sigh**
@Ogrezilla Just got word of grand mums hospitalization for the (second) hip... she woke up from surgery and she has no idea she broke it, who people are who come to visit, or much anything
Worst part is how to tell kiddo, we'd go visit her every week, she loved it there. **sigh**
Oh no. That sucks. It's always tough with little ones not understanding.Is it? I haven't checked yet. Just the usual 2 episodes and then an episode weekly or the entire thing?
I heard about it. That is why I didn't use the nvidia extension. Just the part that threw me off was -do I connect BOTH pcie slots to the PSU-. Weird question, simple reasoning... every cable I stumble upon from F-Panel to F-Audio to the F-u320 whatever usb takes me an hour to connect. Either the wire is smaller than the slot (3 prong fan) or 10 pin on a 20 pin slot (f-panel) I have to know exactly the reason and what it does haha... so of course my final wire to complete the pc, that quirky gpu wire, I had to know the right way.Youre going to melt your GPU, thats what youre going to do. That connector is one of the stupidest things nVidia has tried to force in their history of doing stupid things.
You cant bend that cable too close to the GPU, or it will melt itself. Also that cable has to be seated fully, completely, snuggly, securely, or it will arc and melt itself.
If your PSU has the 12vhpwr slot and came with a heavy duty 12vhpwr cable, I would use that. I am happily running 3 PCIe cables straight into my 7900xtx and dont have to worry about any of this.
Windows 10 installed in FIVE minutes. FIVE!!!!! Literally used to take an hour or two on this old machine and that was fast. (from cd).
Just started it myself.
I heard about it. That is why I didn't use the nvidia extension. Just the part that threw me off was -do I connect BOTH pcie slots to the PSU-. Weird question, simple reasoning... every cable I stumble upon from F-Panel to F-Audio to the F-u320 whatever usb takes me an hour to connect. Either the wire is smaller than the slot (3 prong fan) or 10 pin on a 20 pin slot (f-panel) I have to know exactly the reason and what it does haha... so of course my final wire to complete the pc, that quirky gpu wire, I had to know the right way.
So far, the thing (pc) is faster than it has any right to do. I only minecrafted as I have no hdd's swapped to easily install downloaded games... so it's going to take time, plus upgrading everything that took forever.... now on benchmarks with aida64 I somehow have to gpu's working, the on-board and the gpu, hope that doesn't cause any issues... my last on board gpu wasn't noticed (that I noticed) unless the gpu wasn't there and I had to plug in the hdmi cable to the mb. Now it is there
You would have to connect both or your GPU wouldnt boot. Each PCIe cable only transfers 150w and you need 300w for that cable, or more. The new revisions are producing 650w. Idiotic to transfer that much, down one cable, in an non idiot proof system, but
my reception was in a fire hall type place up in Erie. My brother's wedding had retractable basketball hoops lifted up like in a school gym. In my experience, I never have strong memories of the venue, just the event itself. But maybe that's the open bar talking
I think our bar was near half the cost of the reception. That was also 12 years ago, and doing it in Erie certainly helped for cost. I can't believe how much some people spend on weddings.
Wedding is cheap compared to a divorce cost.my reception was in a fire hall type place up in Erie. My brother's wedding had retractable basketball hoops lifted up like in a school gym. In my experience, I never have strong memories of the venue, just the event itself. But maybe that's the open bar talking
Just do what makes you two happy, that's what matters.
Yeah, I read the required watts for the 4070 super being 200 or so (225 ish?). Thank goodness I avoided the 4080 super... seems a bit much. For 2k gaming 70 super is fine. Alan Wake 2 runs like butter with RT maxed. Just beautiful... between the m2 and the gpu and just everything, flawless speeds, flawless quality... I am mighty impressed.You would have to connect both or your GPU wouldnt boot. Each PCIe cable only transfers 150w and you need 300w for that cable, or more. The new revisions are producing 650w. Idiotic to transfer that much, down one cable, in an non idiot proof system, but
Unless your motherboard is a new revision, Id update your bios, but look closely at the update notes and check online. That should increase speed and stability, but has a chance to not. Just remember that updates and chances to the bios will reset XMP, so you will have to activate it again. You are lucky you are running DDR5. My DDR4 has to run at 1.5V to hit posted XMP speed. Its within the ram specifics, but more toasty than Id like. I run a ram cooler as a result.
In actuality, any windows license key will work with 10 or 11, as long as its the full version and not the OEM. Most people buy OEM and that will lock you into your system. Next go around I will buy a new key just to avoid the hassle from starting at 7 and updating. Still running 10 on mine.
We got married in central america at, I forget the name but where they give licenses.
I wouldnt consider getting anything about PCIe 4 for the next few years, heat is killing PCIe 5 drives for no real gain. And that is ignoring the insane costs.
Usually I'd be itching to get the highest level I can support, but everything is so ultra efficient from the gpu not even having to spin the fans outside of AAA games to the m2, literally going from installing windows, and apps / bios / drivers, whatever to be up and running LITERALLY was complete in 2 hours. That is just absolutely wild. Installing windows and installing apps/drivers/ etc etc on a new machine used to take a day or so... hours and hours.
More or less blokes tuning into see if Shane does anything he isn't supposed to as a f*** you to snl.
