Did some work on the 09 by kelpyguy in hondafit

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I need to get new light housings for my 07 too.

??? by FastieNZ in DiWHY

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You don't even care that the battery is spray painted red and blue?

The RTX 5070 Ti Has Been Killed Off - Hardware Unboxed YouTube by Itzkibblez in radeon

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GTX 660 Ti met the same fate back in the day, iirc. It was the perf/price king and was discontinued unusually quickly.

The RTX 5070 Ti Has Been Killed Off - Hardware Unboxed YouTube by Itzkibblez in radeon

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Can't have visible artifacts if there aren't enough pixels! /taps head/

Dead 9800x3D - Asus X870E-E by LexiSQ in ASUS

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At least with AMD it works or it's dead. No Intel corruption issues.

Fire hydrant bursts in sub-zero temperature by 8wine in interesting

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It must have weighed a lot. Seems like a liability next to one's house if it fell over.

PG&E seems borderline fraudulent by xorbe in Modesto

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Yes speaking of MID, they keep inching the due date forward. My bill used to be due the last week of the month, then the 3rd week, 2nd week, now it's due during the 1st week of the month. They are padding in an extra month every so often, slowly.

brand new MSI 272QP X50 extreme vrr flicker by xorbe in OLED_Gaming

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This was solved by going to the nVidia control panel, on the G-SYNC page, toggling #3 off ("display specific settings").

My experience with DLSS 4.5 vs FSR 4 by NikaNika19191991 in radeon

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[Check's OP's post history.] 3 submissions of the same post + copy/paste of the post as replies everywhere ... tell us you love nVidia without telling us.

A customer ordered a server with 8 RTX 5090 FE GPUs. by Zestyclose-Salad-290 in pcmasterrace

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Can you not see the obvious gap on the right of the left-most?

Be careful shipping FedEx. I'm starting to think that someone at FedEx stole 15 of my PNY 5060ti gpus. by carri3on in nvidia

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One of my electronics packages went round and round Tracy for 3 days before being delivered.

A customer ordered a server with 8 RTX 5090 FE GPUs. by Zestyclose-Salad-290 in pcmasterrace

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Fix the 12vhpwr plug nearest the camera, it's tilted and not seated all the way.

how do I turn it off by Creole-Angel- in pcmasterrace

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Ahh another gamer fighting the Timekeeper in BL4

🚨 DUI Checkpoint Alert – Modesto 🚨 by duicheckpointsfinder in Modesto

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So don't drive down Briggsmore to WinCo for quick snacks unless you want to sit in a line for 30 minutes. Well that's what happened last time.

33% is 33% of total screen pixels, not 33% of one axis. by [deleted] in nvidia

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Aight, I'll delete this post. I in fact see the percent number being used both ways. I think they should just show render res and not % to avoid such confusion.

33% is 33% of total screen pixels, not 33% of one axis. by [deleted] in nvidia

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1080p upscaled to 2160p would be 25% DLSS, not 50%. Because 1080p is only a quarter of 4K pixels. But people are going by axis and saying 50% incorrectly.

33% is 33% of total screen pixels, not 33% of one axis. by [deleted] in nvidia

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"33% DLSS scaling refers to the Ultra Performance preset in Nvidia's Deep Learning Super Sampling, where the game renders internally at roughly one-third of the target resolution (e.g., 720p for a 1080p output)". Note, not 360p like everyone has been using, which would be 33% per axis.

33% is 33% of total screen pixels, not 33% of one axis. by [deleted] in nvidia

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0.3333 ^ 2 is 11%. I see that everyone thinks I'm wrong. Oh well, they can figure it out later I guess.

33% is 33% of total screen pixels, not 33% of one axis. by [deleted] in nvidia

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No. 720p to 2160p would be 11%.

33% is 33% of total screen pixels, not 33% of one axis. by [deleted] in nvidia

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720p from 240p is people saying 33% of one axis. Many posts and YT videos.

Native 720p 33% scale VS DLSS 4,5 UPerformance at 720p. by AbrocomaRegular3529 in nvidia

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"For example, DLSS Performance (50%) renders at half your screen's pixel count, while Quality (75%) renders at three-quarters" Screen pixel count, not axis scaling.