COMPENSATOR 3.0

[Nomac]

Luke do compensator 3.0 with like a a 10core core cpu 4 titan x's overclocked  

[PCGuy_5960]

1. This is not Tech News
2. 10 core? An 18 core 7980XE would be much better
3. Titan Xs? Titan Xps are better

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[MVPernula]

I'm afraid quad titans are no more, the new X's and XP's (or anything pascal) doesn't support SLI over 2 GPU's.

And for pure gaming purposes there still isn't much better choices than a 7700K.

 

But I suppose getting a 7700K for a compensator would be a waste.

Would be cool though!

[kelvinhall05]

Wrong place. Why would you think that video suggestions (which never get even considered BTW) would go in the Tech News and Reviews section?

[CoreAI]

Do a Compensator 3.0 that can do Deep Learning computations really quick and benchmark those.

 

A DeepLearning DevBox from Nvidia is somewhere between 5-15k and those are running pretty old hardware I must say. And many people other than just gamers (like me I do both) are interested in building a DL box that can also be upgraded in a few months to do better. Budget in this case is not necessarily tight.

[DildorTheDecent]

20 minutes ago, MVPernula said:

I'm afraid quad titans are no more, the new X's and XP's (or anything pascal) doesn't support SLI over 2 GPU's.

4-Way SLi is still a thing. Works for benchmarks and the driver hack works for some games too. Maybe not with any of last years releases but mostly older DX11 games.

 

Scaling falls off a cliff after 3 cards though usually. 

[Thermosman]

31 minutes ago, Legendarypoet said:

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This isn't in the tech news forum???

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2 minutes ago, Thermosman said:

This isn't in the tech news forum???

It's been moved since I said that.

[Thermosman]

Oh sorry about that

[Dash Lambda]

The highest end Intel chip (though it's yet to be released) is 18c, and the highest end AMD chip is 16c. Why 10c for a 'compensator'?

7 hours ago, CoreAI said:

A DeepLearning DevBox from Nvidia is somewhere between $5-15k and those are running pretty old hardware I must say.

Sure, Nvidia's machines use old hardware, but only if you look at their old machines. Their current ones have quad Tesla V100s, a Xeon E5-2698v4, 64GB RAM, 6TB of triple-RAID0 (NVMe I assume) SSDs... Pretty hefty and modern.

[themctipers]

3 minutes ago, Dash Lambda said:

The highest end Intel chip (though it's yet to be released) is 18c, and the highest end AMD chip is 16c. Why 10c for a 'compensator'?

Sure, Nvidia's machines use old hardware, but only if you look at their old machines. Their current ones have quad Tesla V100s, a Xeon E5-2698v4, 64GB RAM, 6TB of triple-RAID0 (NVMe I assume) SSDs... Pretty hefty and modern.

Where's my 1TB of RAM?!