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Yeah, see now you got me thinking again. Not sure if that paragraph was taken out of context, plus I am not sure how all that stuff works exactly so you're probably right.
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Yeah, see now you got me thinking again. Not sure if that paragraph was taken out of context, plus I am not sure how all that stuff works exactly so you're probably right.
It was taken out of context, sure, but read the whole article to see the surrounding context. I wouldn't cherry pick to prove a point, just to get to the point... but as I said, not sure what it all really means without reading more about it.
EDIT: I dont see much about SLI except when it says performance and the memory?
EDIT2: My bad, doesn't even say that... not sure then at all to be honest... But this is an overview of the UVM that was mentioned and it doesn't say anything about SLI as I can more clearly see now (thanks MattNo!).
EDIT: I dont see much about SLI except when it says performance and the memory?
EDIT2: My bad, doesn't even say that... not sure then at all to be honest... But this is an overview of the UVM that was mentioned and it doesn't say anything about SLI as I can more clearly see now (thanks MattNo!).
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I don't think that applies to mining...not that I know of, the cudaminer developer didn't bring that up yet.
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Well memory copies are happening, and the older version of CM probably does this manually. What it sounds like from the descriptions and the bits of the article that I read through is that they have added a new layer of abstraction to the CUDA memory stack. One that can automate memory management like so many other high level programming languages carry as standard in the tool box anymore, and probably should have been implemented a long time ago to CUDA.
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The power to performance ratio on the maxwell platform is incredible, it's exactly what I've been hoping for. The roadmaps from late last year state that the 800 series cards should be rolling out in February (now) any word on if that's still true?
The GTX 860 if it follows the 760 (sub $300, 256bit memory, 150 watt thermal) looks to be quite the monster. Hopefully the cryto currency miners don't make the nvidia market crazy like they have the radeon.
The GTX 860 if it follows the 760 (sub $300, 256bit memory, 150 watt thermal) looks to be quite the monster. Hopefully the cryto currency miners don't make the nvidia market crazy like they have the radeon.
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Oh, it sure is now! But people don't know how to tweak the cards nor which coins to mine. I won't tell the masses xD
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If anything gpu prices will normalize if miners get enough cards from both camps.
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True
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Haven't they already normalized? At significantly above MSRP...
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Not a chance. Prices for Radeons are still high
Just because they're high doesn't mean that it hasn't normalized.
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Not a chance. Prices for Radeons are still high
Yes, but that's where they're staying for now.
You can thank the criminals who need untraceable money and crypto-currency speculators for that.
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I mine cryptos, and I'm no criminal.
J/k all the miners like me want these good cards
True. If the cards remain with little stock and their value remains high due to mining, things won't change a bit and this is the new 'normal'.
It will take gobs of stock, mining to come back down to earth, or NVIDIA cards to be a lot more profitable then they are now to bring prices down a lot closer to MSRP.
Silly principle of supply and demand!
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