Especially when you run video through them for extended periods of time, for example work video calls. They get very hot and have a very short life span, I seem to have to replace mine every 6 months or so

4090 on EndeavourOS KDE Wayland is quite flawless, even including running a 3D rendering CUDA app for windows via Wine

same, switched my old conky setup to widgets, so much prettier and doesn’t require x11

good luck with a 7950x under full load

I have both a merc 6900xt and the 7900xtx and they’re awesome cards, also the most beautiful ones in my book

just install into docker

would get higher w psu, 850. lower ram speed is cheaper and won’t be noticeable, probably more stable. I don’t see a motherboard, either

exactly his point

that would make no sense without any other factors. maybe the content of the email triggered something

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=nvidia linux drivers&ko=-1&ia=web

maybe take a “plane” to get there

chrome, hahaha

definitely used at that budget, local if you can, go for older gen cpu to leave room for gpu, like 8th gen intel or ryzen 1600, with a 2070 or even better

the monitor is quite sub par fir this build otherwise looks good. IMO fhd is for low end these days, but it can obviously be upgraded easily later

malarkey, as a general comment. depends on distro and Wayland vs x11. modern distro with Wayland no issues, typically

requires your personal data to use

looks pretty good. the only upgrade I would suggest is a better mobo, eg I have x670e aorus master bc it comes with tons of pcie lanes for storage support, if you’d need that

edit ps the 7900xtx is a great choice for Linux, plows through any game in 4k, does 3d render and local ai

“cable management”

Curious if this is a subtle attempt at flex, on the internet you never know

amd graphics card do support generative ai as of recently. especially with higher vram models, and especially on Linux. goggle rocm and pytorch to start researching