Yeah, I don't think this is slop because it's AI. I think it's slop because I didn't like what was demonstrated and have doubts about its implications. I'm not averse to AI-generated images. I often use them. But I acknowledge that their presence is more akin to 'optimisation' than art. Whether...
"ChatGPT, should I walk to the car wash that's 100m away to wash my car or should I drive?"
"You should walk. It's only 100m and will take a couple of minutes. It's good exercise."
"Are you sure? You think I should walk to the car wash to wash my car?"
"Yes, they'll have all the equipment you...
Oh yeah, for sure. The best business move in their minds is large amounts of short term revenue. But it seems to me like it's akin to taking steroids to have bigger muscles to impress women while losing your fertility in the process.
It's easy to remember why people want new gen. You are not right in assuming I don't understand that. The majority are looking for better value for money. That's obvious.
You and Damien both effectively said 'why even bother releasing new hardware if it's just using fake frames'? My answer was...
I totally get the frustration with the fake frames thing, but do we even need more than a 5080 for games? A 5080 gets an average of 70-90 FPS at 4k in today's games. Turn down a couple of superfluous settings and use the right level of DLSS and you can easily get supreme performance.
So do we...
Yeah, I used a debloat tool like King and Dice mentioned. Windows 11 is smooth and sparse. There's still some features from 10 that I miss, but with just a little learning and tweaking I was able to get W11 running smoothly with no interruptions.
I'd say AMD will be nerfing potential sales by going to bed with AI companies as much as they have. Not that they care, but it's kind of funny really how these companies will bite their nose off to get prettier eyes.
My last two cases have been Jonsbo. They're really good cases. They specialise in SFF mostly, but have bigger cases too. There's not many reviewers from official channels like you say, but there's a lot on the forums about them.
I was thinking this as well. How are companies and individuals supposed to leverage the power of these models if they can't afford to buy a device to run them on?
You guys just don't get it... Sam Altman is a genius. He's trying to make AI the future where we won't have to work but can sit back and let AI do all our work, cure cancer, fix obesity, solve world hunger, wipe our behinds. The future needs 250 gigawatts of energy and all necessities of life...