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Archived data · Jul 25, 2026 – Sep 30, 2026Both companies not caring because they are making bank off of datacenters:
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Can we all just agree that the AI bubble is not even about AI, just a massive handout to tech elites to just monopolize as much of the world we live in as possible? I mean this is just getting ridiculous.
No support for 4000 series is embarrassing. We already know it runs flawless on that cards.
The performance hit on Ada is the same as Blackwell. The 4090 in particular is still faster than the 5080 for FP8. This is one of the most egregious planned obsolescence moves from NV in recent memory
Does anyone know why this could be happening? It's not driver related (happens on different versions and on reinstall), not temp related (60 when it started happening), I'm not overclocking or undercl
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