Dark NighT
New member
What about increasing the time limit between threads if that is possible to ajust without it affecting the time limit for normal replies.
Limit New User Threads ?
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Why not block the language they are using ? It's not like someone genuine from Korea would look at the website and think "I will type in Korean on an English speaking website because that makes total sense and no one will understand me ! #winning"
No way I can do that atm if its pasted in
Kaapstad
Active member
Could you limit new members to opening 3 new threads on the first day.
There are not many of us who open that many on any day.
Wraith
Bettyswollocks
The problem is that it would not stop them doing what they do now, create account, post 3, create 2nd account, post 3, create 3rd, 4th, 5th.... so on and so forth. If you limit then you potentially limit new honest users too who may very well go elsewhere. We are combating the spam as it comes in which works, it's quite frustrating and annoying for members to have to see but we at least get it sorted as it comes in and when you guys report it.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
If you can employ some AI deep learning software to distinguish spam vs honest users it would solve the problem after a while..
Just might cost a fortune
Just might cost a fortune
WYP
News Guru
If you can employ some AI deep learning software to distinguish spam vs honest users it would solve the problem after a while..
Just might cost a fortune
I can't wait for Tom to get his hands on Turing. He can finally make the Mod-bot 2000, or perhaps the mod-bot 2000 Ti.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
WYP
News Guru
Well I don't see what the Turing cards have to do with it but sure
If someone would be willing to learn some Linear Algebra and Python(amongst others)and do it for free for the benefit of the site it could be done
You were referencing AI. Turing is all about two things, AI and Ray Tracing.
WYP
News Guru
Basically, Ray Tracing is computing beams (or rays) of light to draw a final image. Doing so creates images that can be close to what the human eye sees than anything using rasterisation methods, which all games use ATM.
Everything we have now fakes what the human eye sees, whereas Ray Tracing can create super-accurate lighting, shadows, reflections etc etc. Most CG films use Ray Tracing to get everything to look good, though the problem with that is how long it takes to render everything.
Ray Tracing has often been called the "holy grail" of graphics technology, with the main problem with the technology being its insane compute requirements.
Nvidia's RT cores are purpose-built for Ray Tracing, so they can generate a tonne of ray simulations very quickly. Using things like Microsoft's DXR (DirectX Ray Tracing) will allow this Ray Tracing tech to be used with standard rasterisation, creating a method for developers to slowly adopt ray tracing as more powerful hardware is developed.
Basically, depending on how developers use Nvidia's Ray Tracing tech, we can see more accurate shadows, lighting, reflections and other effects in games. Screen space reflections could be replaced with real, accurate reflections etc etc.
Another thing to point out is that since DXR is a Microsoft thing, AMD can also develop their own Ray Tracing hardware to accelerate the process. In fact, Microsoft says that they worked with both AMD and Nvidia on the API.
Summary, Ray Tracing simulates light on a beam-by-beam basis to accurately generate computer graphics. Its computationally expensive, so Nvidia created purpose-built hardware to accelerate their generation. This technique can allow games to have better shadows, lighting, reflections and more.
-edit- only after writing this post did I realise that this is in a thread that has nothing to do with Ray Tracing...
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
SPS
Moderator
No he's right, Turing cards are aimed at machine/deep learning. He didn't say game AI, AI can be used for other stuff
That's what the tensor cores are used for, and potentially being used to de-noise ray-traced images.NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
No he's right, Turing cards are aimed at machine/deep learning. He didn't say game AI, AI can be used for other stuff
No I was talking about RTX in the game environment they are used for or will be at launch. The tensor cores will only be used for Ray Tracing in this case.
Dark NighT
New member
They just keep registering more users at the same time now and spam increases!
It is getting very annoying.
It is getting very annoying.
