$NVDA
Remember when @GamersNexus exposed alleged chip smuggling in 2025?
The media was too busy fawning over Jensen Huang to look into it?
The interest was there -
@FinanceLancelot post about the video got more than 500,000 views.
Where was the media??
https://t.co/LzOTovr20R
@JeffFcb14 Could have been a beautiful movie about Thor reconciling with what it means for him to be a god at that point in time, all while Gorr hunts him down with a vendetta against all gods
@GeronimoJake@DaPoets Eh, no. Unless we can make AI that's strictly deterministic, GPUs should continue to pursue raw rasterization or ray tracing performance.
@GeronimoJake@DaPoets If I could give my two cents: No. Just like the rate of progress in cell phones has tapered off drastically, the same happened with GPUs we should expect 50% gains gen on gen, but over a longer span of time.
@ViSneakerBoy@JayDinero2001 Not a steal, it's the price it should be, should be even lower now. The only "steal" in this situation is the DRAM companies milking you for every nickel and dime they can because they realized they're a triopoly.
@ISAACforEnergy Nobody in America wants a refinery anywhere near where they live the same way no one wants a data center anywhere within 50 miles of their home.
@omarvvvr CPU is meant for low latency, high precision math and GPU is meant for tasks that can accept a latency and accuracy penalty in exchange for doing a lot at once and doing it fast
@hyxkkimxru My god are we really having this discussion again. 24fps introduces a motion blur that makes motion appear natural. In gaming clarity is king. Higher framerates are just better for games.