Actually, I prefer to consider situations rationally, rather than those gamers who put their selfish desires above all else. When you blamed AI for "creating more hunger", you lost any possible shred of credibility you otherwise might have had. Now, feel free to return to blowing virtual heads off virtual humans in your favorite game.
Fair enough. None of us likes to see Moore's Law ending. I still remember the gravy days when I upgraded to a new system once every 12 months, like clockwork -- and saw a 100% performance gain -- or more -- each time.
On the contrary, some would indeed -- if performance/watt was substantially lower. I use a 4070 in my home system (primarily for simulation work) and the reason I don't upgrade to a more powerful card isn't cost, but simply because I don't want a 1000w space heater continually running in my home office.
Sure, I'll remember next time I pick up my Switch. Stop exposing yourself, your ignorance stinks. The more you talk, the more noticeable it is that you are adept at lying and talking about what you don't know. It would be better to run for political office than to waste your skills here.
(National Cancer Center) "AI tool improves accuracy, efficiency of cervical cancer screening in NCI study...."
You're right. We can do all the calculation with pen and paper, in fact. In our horse and buggies. By the light of a whale oil lantern.
I only have one complain with that kind of improve of performance and it is lack of it in the new games. You try a new game, but that amazing performance is...Not available.
You're using a midrange GPU designed for gaming for simulation work, and you won't buy anything faster because that would put out too much heat into your home office?
Minor correction, Ampere is on Samsung 8nm also known as a refined 10nm. So I agree that it may not be possible for Nvidia to pull a significant performance improvement. At least not without significantly increasing power or resorting to software that is exclusive to RTX 5xxx series. That was how Nvidia marketed 2/3x increase in performance with frame generation, when launching Ada.
You're very welcome. It's a large home, but older, with non-zonal HVAC. A 1000w space heater in one room either makes that area uncomfortably warm, or forces me to run the AC too high on three entire floors. Besides, generally all I do at home is validate model parameters; the results themselves come from running on much larger GPU arrays.
You failed to read the articles. Machine Learning -- and countless other GPU-powered calculations having nothing whatsoever to do with "AI" are saving lives today in the medical field. Today. Right now.
In the wrong hands ai will have devastating consequences. The Google's Gemini fiasco is just a foreshadowing. If cancer is crowd control then curing cancer is the opposite. The research grants are very specific in their findings targets. Imagine ai finds a cure for cancer only for it to cause a zombie apocalypse lol. Today the cronies backing these projects already state publicly that there are too many humans. Curing cancer would literally melt their trillions dollars of research and mitigate their ROI to a big fat zero. I'm sorry I don't see it. If ai cures cancer they will burry the research and exploit the opposite how do we push more toxins on the population and milk the chemotherapy. Imo.
You caught me; I'm a fry cook with bad acne. However I'm working on a little plan -- involving industrial lasers and the foreheads of certain species of hammerhead sharks -- that will change all that. World domination! ...with all your videogames locked to a permanent 5 fps. Who'll be laughing then, eh?
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It maybe a regression for gamer consumers, it is progression for datacenters. Buying the card is a one time expense, in datacenters they have to spend considerable money on space and cooling. The performance/area and performance/energy alone worth the upgrade for them, and unfortunately the high end video cards are more aimed at datacenters (...and drooling snobs, who have more money than sense.)
