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[Video] Making Nvidia’s CEO mad – RTX 3090 Review

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35 Comments on “[Video] Making Nvidia’s CEO mad – RTX 3090 Review”

  11. YOUR AMERICAN COMPUTER HARDWARE TECHNOLOGY IS LIMITED.
    1. You do not have parallel 0 raid hardwired configuration in which more than 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 CPUs are processing the same data so that
    if one CPU gets into trouble, then the rest will turn the one off and keep on working NON-STOP.
    2. You do not have parallel mirroring WORM hard drive configuration the only records information with more than 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 WORM
    hard drives. One recorded it cannot be erased. So that if someone made a mistake then instead of that mistake altering all WORM
    hard drives, all what will happen is that it will only be recorded, that portion only which will be marked ahead in the unrecorded portion
    of all parallel mirroring WORM hard drives that will be saying that "THIS PARTICULAR DATA IS CORRUPT AND MUST BE BYPASSED AND
    IGNORED at all costs and at all times "FOREVER".
    3. You do not have a "ROMAT" system known as the "Record Only Magnetic Archival Tape" system in a robotic set up with parallel record
    only magnetic recording head. And having about 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 systems.
    4. You do not have parallel 0 raid hardwired configuration in which more than 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 GPUs, ROMs, RAMs, GUIs, USBs are
    processing and handling the same data so that if a mistake is made or one unit malfunctions, then that unit is turned off and ignored.
    if one GPUs, ROMs, RAMs, GUIs, USBs, etc gets into trouble, then the rest will turn the one off and keep on working NON-STOP.
    5. You do not have a particular Russian technology called Multiple computer signal multiple-photo copier-cloner-replicator that can
    can create an indefinite number of PERFECTLY REPLICATED COMPUTER SIGNALS WITHOUT ANY FORM AND KIND OF DEGRADATION
    then it is not only a multi-user system but a multi-computer signal transmission styled system. But only hardwired into the computer
    printed circuit motherboard.

    You do not even have a hardwired anonymous SCT Scan Copy Transfer analog IC chip or analog printed circuit board that can anonumously SCAN, COPY, AND TRANSFER COMPUTER SIGNALS-INFORMATION AND STORE IN A WORM HARD DRIVE, DVD, MAGNETIC TAPE, ETC.

    THE KIND OF COMPUTER SPLITTER I AM LOOKING IN AMERICA INORDER TO COMPARE IT TO OUR RUSSIAN COMPUTER SIGNAL INDEFINITE MULTIPLIER IS AN AMERICAN COMPUTER SPLITTER THAT CAN BE USED TO SPLIT COMPUTER SIGNALS WITHOUT ANY DEGRADATION INDEFINITELY.

    FOR IT MUST BE REDESIGNED AND HARDWIRED TO MAKE A COMPLETELY PERFECT REPLICATED XEROX COPY WHICH IS ENHANCED-COMPENSATED INDEFINITELY. Like a multiple copies photocopier equipment that can make a thousand to tens of thousands duplicate xerox photo copies on paper of the same page and of all different pages.

    We Russians can achieve this and do this because we are better at conceiving and designing and developing analog IC chips and analog transistorized printed circuit boards and motherboards to perfectly do a single particular job. Though we can also make a hybrid analog-digital IC chip too for our military computers.

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  15. Don't know why Nvidia marketed the 3090 towards gamers, sure it works for gaming (maybe not 8k like they said). But ultimately it's a production card meant for people with professional workflows like film creators or CAD designers.

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  19. If regular consumer can even buy a card from nvidia. But in reality – the regular user cannot buy 3080 or 3090 from nvidia, so sorry Linus, but You can cut/beep half of this review. The rest is only slightly true, due to the fact, that nonrefrral cards have different clocks, speeds, cooling designs etc. So honestly – I don't know who is the audience of such reviews – other youtube influencers? LoL 🙂

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  33. Great, can we stop hearing about 4K now that it's actually viable?? Oh wait, now they're going to start pushing 8k as the latest greatest unattainable standard. Literally nobody cares about this, that GPU costs as much as my 5 year old gaming rig.

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