RicoMontulet

Hey WoodenMarker, thank you so much for all the tips! I’m going to try them straight away and get some new numbers. I didn’t see the reply button before but I’ll use it from now on :)

Hey thanks for the quick reply, and indeed I changed the fan curves already to ramp up straight away and it does keep it cooler for longer but eventually it will still thermal throttle. So I'm running stock speeds, but looking at power draw after running for 20' or so the top card is only drawing 150-200W instead of 280-300W like it should under full load. CPU temps are 45C-50C only so are not too high.

Hey LTT community, Like the title suggests I have two Nvidia Titan RTX GPUs and I'm running them in NV-link for deep learning purposes (sorry, not a gamer ). I have a Fractal Design Meshify S2 TG case with five 14cm fans (see pictures, three push (front), two pull (in rear) to create overpressure) but the top card keeps thermal throttling under load. I've read that the dual fan cooling is not ideal for multi gpu setups, but I am still asking if there is a way to improve airflow or any suggestions you guys might have to prevent thermal issues. I'm using the 4-slot nv-link bridge to create as much space as possible but still no luck. I looked at watercooling the GPUs but since they are not mine, I cant take them apart to mount the waterblock. Any suggestions are welcome! I currently lose out on about 20% performance due to thermal constraints :( PS. the case fans are set to full power, gpu fans are controlled by Nvidias drivers (under ubuntu) but go up to max rpm under load so its not a fan issue. Also, I took off the glass panel to take the pictures but that is on when I run the system (dustfilters would be useless otherwise ? )

@brwainer Thank you! Ill check it out when they release it!

Could you elaborate on that? Some statistics compared to other meshes?

Hi everybody, I want to get a new mesh network for my home. I was googling what meshes are available and there are MANY! I've read pros and cons for all of them, so now I'm stuck. Which one would you recommend and why? My house is approx. 12x10meters and 2 stories tall. The walls are drywall with a wooden structure. I have gigabit ethernet in most rooms so I prefer the units to be wired. Right now I have 2 routers where one is setup as access point but it just sucks. Automatic switching to the strongest signal doesn't work properly. Did anybody ever test a few of the different mesh networks against eachother? Or Linus could you make a video comparing a few popular choices? Best wishes, Rico