I bet more in-office days will fix it right?
this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2025
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Nvidia and overheating. Name a more iconic duo.
Athlon Tbird and overheating but now I'm dating myself
Intel and overheating.
Oh no. Just yesterday I've seen an article about Blackwell PCs and what not.
You're telling me it's not ready?
That they lied to me?
How could that happen?
Oh no God no!
Lmao who could've seen THAT coming?
The more you buy the more you save LMAO
Caveat: it's wccftech, there's a non trivial chance they just pulled this story out of their arse.
Edit: thx @SnotFlickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone for the verification. You da MVP
It was also published by The Information, which has more of a solid reporting history. Their reporting was followed up by Reuters, so I'm gonna put this in a "likely" category.
https://www.theinformation.com/articles/nvidias-top-customers-face-delays-from-glitchy-ai-chip-racks
I can see why someone wouldn't post a link to the article from The Information since it's paywalled.
Anyone who remembers the release of the 4000 series would have expected this. Upon release multiple releases were frying.
That was because of the connector and not because of over heating.
I consider this rather foreboding for their SFF 5090 release. If anyone is getting one, seriously reconsider getting one from another manufacturer, the guy in charge of overheating concerns got thrown out the window.
People stick x90 cards into SFF cases? Seems almost counterproductive.
I have a 4090 in a sff I don't have any heat issues it runs cooler than my 2080 did
The 4090 FE was doable in larger systems. ~~But I really doubt a 5090 would fit in anything considered SFF. Even stretching the definition to the max.~~
Apparently the 5090 is the same length as the 4090, but only two slots. Maybe it's taller but it's hard to tell. That siad cooling the rest of your system will be much more of an issue with almost 600 watts getting blown around in there.
lol lmao even
Chase that dragon, NVIDIA!
I can't wait for destkop computers burning houses.
Blackwell blackwalled themselves?
Blueballed
d'oh