…Sign in to your XDA account Most discussions about self-hosted LLMs focus heavily on GPUs , benchmarks, quantization, and running bigger models locally. I used to think the same way. But after…
…t a direct result of aging hardware, but how well your PC is balanced and set up. For instance, there's no point getting a new high-end GPU if you're…
…Asus ExpertBook Ultra 9.5 /10 CPU Intel Core Ultra X7 358H GPU Intel Arc B390 Display type Tandem OLED Display (Size, Resolution) 14-inch, 2880x1880, 600 nits peak SDR, anti-glare…
…When the PC boots, the BIOS asks the GPU how fast you can go, and the GPU says Gen 4. The motherboard also says Gen 4, and then when they try to…
…You'll find better results with smoother gameplay and lower GPU temps by capping your frame rate this way. Even frame pacing will tighten up, and when paired with adaptive sync like…
…I'm interested in seeing frametime, latency graphs, and other metrics like GPU Busy compared on a run-to-run basis. Visualizing these metrics for personal use is easy: applications like CapFrameX…
…It was the GPU driver. Running PC games on Android leans on Mesa Turnip, an open-source, reverse-engineered driver for Qualcomm's Adreno graphics, and on a brand-new flagship GPU…
…and airflow-constrained handhelds, especially since Xe3 delivers roughly 50% better GPU performance and 40% better performance-per-watt when benchmarked against Xe2 architecture found in Lunar Lake. Related Intel’s rumored…
…The result is remarkably better utilization. Instead of prematurely spilling data into slower system memory, the GPU holds onto critical assets longer, allowing it to operate closer to its full potential. In…
…describes as "perfect downstream results across all benchmarks" in needle-in-haystack tests. The blog also claims up to eight-times speedup in attention computation on H100 GPUs. At the lossless 3…
