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Tomara que mudem de arquitetura na serie 5000 e que venha com um consumo menor, ali nos 320~350w pelo menos nas tops, pq na serie 70 acho inadmissível esse consumo.
Pior que isso faz sentido, mesmo que não seja a real intenção deles.
Se ela minerar o dobro pode gastar o dobro de energia sem problemas. Hoje o custo de energia é irrisório para a mineração, uns 10 a 15% só. O problema é o preço das placas.
Exato, as nova sendo LHR e com consumo exorbitante, zero utilidade e lucro na mineração.
Quero ver se tiver passado essa onda de mineração se a nvidia mesmo assim vai fazer as placas com lhr. Hoje ela continua produzindo placas sem limitação por pedido das parceiras. O preço das lhr não caíram tanto assim, estão caras para os Gamers e não servem para os mineradores. Aí as parceiras querem que a nvidia continue fornecendo os chips não LHR.
Se ela inserir aquele seguimento de placa exclusivas pra mineração, eu acredito que mantenha o lhr sim, caso não, continua o caos.
Tudo vai depender da nvidia levar esse negócio de lhr pra frente ou não. Até agora foi só marketing. Pois tem chips não lhr sendo fabricados ainda. Por outro lado essas placas próprias para mineração ninguém viu ainda pra comprar.
Vai sim, só esperar sair arquitetura nova com gddr7 consumindo menos que essa gddr6x
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080/4090 May Draw up to 450-500W of Power
If you thought that the GeForce RTX 3080/3090 were power hogs, then you haven’t seen nothing yet. According to a couple of reputed leakers on Twitter (@kopite7kimi/@Greymon55), the Lovelace-based RTX 4080/4090 will draw as much as 500W of power under load. You may have already read our earlier report that the next-gen RTX graphics cards will be fabbed on TSMC’s 5nm-class process node, and might be a bit confused as to how this can be.
Well, quite frankly, it makes perfect sense. From what we’ve heard, Lovelace should easily offer twice as much performance as the contemporary Ampere parts, with an FP32 core count of up to 18,432. The AD102 flagship is expected to feature a total SM count of 144 distributed across 12 GPCs. That’s a 71% gain in raw compute performance over the GA102. Even if TSMC’s N5 node is 30% more power-efficient than Samsung’s 8nm LPP node, we’re looking at a sheer increase of around 80% in shader count. That should easily result in a power draw at least 30-50% more than the top-end (RTX 3080/3090) Ampere offerings.
Hopper (Via: @Harukaze)
NVIDIA’s Hopper Data Center graphics cards are said to be based on an MCM design. According to @kopit7kimi, every GPC (Graphics Processing Cluster) in the GH100 will consist of three CPCs which in turn will feature three TPCs (Texture Processing Cluster), further sub-divided into two SMs. It’s worth noting that we are expecting a separate architecture for the gaming and data center markets, with Ada Lovelace coming to the former as a monolithic design and Hopper with its MCM design headed to the next-gen Tensor core accelerators.
Parece que já até vazaram uma foto de um suposto modelo beta da RTX 4090 / 4080
AGPNo reddit os users lá ficam especulando cada coisa sobre essa news, que é até engraçado. Viajam demais.
Mas quem sabe não voltem com as caixas "iradas" que tinham
No reddit os users lá ficam especulando cada coisa sobre essa news, que é até engraçado. Viajam demais.
Mas quem sabe não voltem com as caixas "iradas" que tinham
para as futuras RTX 4000 e RX 7000 
| Value | |
|---|---|
| Specifications | |
| Model | GP-AP1200PM |
| Type | Intel Form Factor ATX 12V v2.31 |
| PFCs | Active PFC (>0.9 typical) |
| Input Voltage | 100-240 Vac (full range) |
| Input Current | 15-7.5A |
| Input Frequency | 60-50 Hz |
| Output Capacity | 1200W |
| Dimension | 150 x 160 x 86mm |
| Fan Type | 140mm Double ball bearing Fan |
| 80 PLUS | Platinum |
| Efficiency | 92% at typical load |
| MTBF | >100,000 hours |
| Protection | OVP/OPP/SCP/UVP/OCP/OTP |
| Power Good Signal | 100-500ms |
| Hold Up Time | >16ms |
| Cable Type | Flat, All black |
| Connectors | ATX/MB 20+4 Pin x 1 : 610mm*1 CPU/EPS 4+4 Pin x 2 : 650mm*2 PCI-e 6+2 Pin x 10 : 650mm+150mm4/650mm2 SATA x 16 : 650mm+150mm+150mm+150mm*4 4 Pin Peripheral x 6+4-Pin floppy x 2 : 600mm+120mm+120mm+150mm*2 |
Os mineradores vão adorar essa, olha quanto conector pra cabos pcie...Gigabyte já esta lançando uma nova fonte de "entrada"
Gigabyte outs 1200W power supply with a full-color display
Gigabyte releases its flagship modular power supply (GP-AP1200PM) equipped with a large color panel.
The P1200W is a fully modular power supply with 80 PLUS Platinum certification (92% load efficiency) and a single 12V rail. It is equipped with a 140mm fan and dust removal function.
By far the most interesting feature of the supply is a large digital LCD monitor. It is capable of displaying custom text, images, animated gifs, and even MP4 videos. It also shows current health status such as wattage. This is the first power supply with such a large monitor.
This is a full modular supply which means that even the 24-pin motherboard connect has its own cable. The length of the cables shouldn’t be a problem either, each is at least 61 cm long. There are as many as six PCI-E connectors, which enables dual-GPU options for enthusiast GPUs, now often equipped with as many as three 8-pin power connectors.
This is not the first power supply with a display though. ASUS and Cooler Master have both released their own products with either simple LCDs or OLED panels, but those were only showing basic numerical information and animated gifs. That’s what makes Gigabyte’s power supply so different, it goes a lot further with more customization options for end users.
ASUS Thor & Cooler Master’s XG Plus power supplies
Gigabyte now offers motherboards, graphics cards, AIO coolers equipped with additional LCD panels. The AORUS P1200W power supply is just a further extension of the AORUS series equipped with such panels. At the time of writing, the manufacturer has neither confirmed the price nor the availability date of this power supply.
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Source: Gigabyte
Specifications Value Model GP-AP1200PM Type Intel Form Factor ATX 12V v2.31 PFCs Active PFC (>0.9 typical) Input Voltage 100-240 Vac (full range) Input Current 15-7.5A Input Frequency 60-50 Hz Output Capacity 1200W Dimension 150 x 160 x 86mm Fan Type 140mm Double ball bearing Fan 80 PLUS Platinum Efficiency 92% at typical load MTBF >100,000 hours Protection OVP/OPP/SCP/UVP/OCP/OTP Power Good Signal 100-500ms Hold Up Time >16ms Cable Type Flat, All black Connectors ATX/MB 20+4 Pin x 1 : 610mm*1
CPU/EPS 4+4 Pin x 2 : 650mm*2
PCI-e 6+2 Pin x 10 : 650mm+150mm4/650mm2
SATA x 16 : 650mm+150mm+150mm+150mm*4
4 Pin Peripheral x 6+4-Pin floppy x 2 : 600mm+120mm+120mm+150mm*2
Eu pago um pau tremendo pra essa Rog Thor, um dia terei uma.Gigabyte já esta lançando uma nova fonte de "entrada"
Gigabyte outs 1200W power supply with a full-color display
Gigabyte releases its flagship modular power supply (GP-AP1200PM) equipped with a large color panel.
The P1200W is a fully modular power supply with 80 PLUS Platinum certification (92% load efficiency) and a single 12V rail. It is equipped with a 140mm fan and dust removal function.
By far the most interesting feature of the supply is a large digital LCD monitor. It is capable of displaying custom text, images, animated gifs, and even MP4 videos. It also shows current health status such as wattage. This is the first power supply with such a large monitor.
This is a full modular supply which means that even the 24-pin motherboard connect has its own cable. The length of the cables shouldn’t be a problem either, each is at least 61 cm long. There are as many as six PCI-E connectors, which enables dual-GPU options for enthusiast GPUs, now often equipped with as many as three 8-pin power connectors.
This is not the first power supply with a display though. ASUS and Cooler Master have both released their own products with either simple LCDs or OLED panels, but those were only showing basic numerical information and animated gifs. That’s what makes Gigabyte’s power supply so different, it goes a lot further with more customization options for end users.
ASUS Thor & Cooler Master’s XG Plus power supplies
Gigabyte now offers motherboards, graphics cards, AIO coolers equipped with additional LCD panels. The AORUS P1200W power supply is just a further extension of the AORUS series equipped with such panels. At the time of writing, the manufacturer has neither confirmed the price nor the availability date of this power supply.
Source: Gigabyte
Specifications Value Model GP-AP1200PM Type Intel Form Factor ATX 12V v2.31 PFCs Active PFC (>0.9 typical) Input Voltage 100-240 Vac (full range) Input Current 15-7.5A Input Frequency 60-50 Hz Output Capacity 1200W Dimension 150 x 160 x 86mm Fan Type 140mm Double ball bearing Fan 80 PLUS Platinum Efficiency 92% at typical load MTBF >100,000 hours Protection OVP/OPP/SCP/UVP/OCP/OTP Power Good Signal 100-500ms Hold Up Time >16ms Cable Type Flat, All black Connectors ATX/MB 20+4 Pin x 1 : 610mm*1
CPU/EPS 4+4 Pin x 2 : 650mm*2
PCI-e 6+2 Pin x 10 : 650mm+150mm4/650mm2
SATA x 16 : 650mm+150mm+150mm+150mm*4
4 Pin Peripheral x 6+4-Pin floppy x 2 : 600mm+120mm+120mm+150mm*2
Quando mineração ficar bem zoado mesmo, vou com certeza migrar da 3070 pra 3070TI LHR e provavelmente não vou gastar nada e ganhar mais garantia rsrs.
O melhor momento pra conseguir isso é agora, pois com certeza vc vai conseguir. Porém a mineração ainda está boa e da pra tirar uma grana com a placa... mas London vem ai, vamos ver como vai ficar.
Sim, mas acho que ainda consigo lá pra frente. Vai sempre ter alguém a achar que mineração tá valendo a pena. Pessoal que não paga luz e tal. Sempre vale alguma coisinha com essas placas mais brutas (60mhs pra cima).
Acho que sim. Tudo depende de quando começa o inverno cripto.
