aliceif she was tetoJun 29
people who claim they can recognize AI when they get presented with a screenshot from a 360p bilibili video
Show threadaliceif she was tetoJun 29
a photo of a GPU has the screws looking a bit weird i guess and part of the heatsink is out of focus so for sure it is "blatantly ai generated"

sure thing Asus tossed a ton of compute at a 6 minute marketing video for a gimmicky midrange GPU that looks completely consistent and doesn't do weird AI video kind of things: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Fj411U7mv/?vd_source=83c73defba5645459adf9ddb2d783330
Show threadDozer / ChristianJun 29
@aliceif Not to mention the "magic" nvme that sticks in place without the screw in place ? I call shenanigans!
Show threadaliceif she was teto
@Dozer did you read my post???

this is not AI. this is real. And yes you can get away with not screwing in an ssd if the thermal adhesive under it is still fresh and sticky.
Fully assembled as shown later in the video, there is a metal piece that covers it too.
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Show threadDozer / ChristianJun 29

@aliceif Yes, and I stand corrected ... (it paused after a minute, and they didn't show it by then) .. Didn't realize I could just cancel the "please register"-page.

Well then... I may be looking for a mid-range gpu...

Show threadDozer / ChristianJun 29

@aliceif I didn not expect to find the card in my native language as well

https://www.asus.com/no/motherboards-components/graphics-cards/dual/dual-rtx4060ti-o8g-ssd/

ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4060 Ti SSD OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 | Graphics Card| ASUS Norway

ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4060 Ti SSD OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 is designed for broad compatibility, with an M.2 SSD slot, 2.5-slot design, Axial-tech fan design, 0dB technology, and more

ASUS Norge
Show threadaliceif she was tetoJun 29
@Dozer oh that's cool - I never knew they actually brought it properly to market globally

but before you run off and buy one make sure your motherboard is new enough to support lane splitting to x8+x8 or x8+x4+x4 in one of the PCIe slots, otherwise the Graphics or the SSD part might not work
Show threadDozer / ChristianJun 29
@aliceif Yeah, my more modern motherboards support this (which is where I'd use such a card), but that's a good tip. Thanks!