When 2080 is undervolted+underclocked to in shape 1650-s performance?

JainJude — Sun, 28 Jul 2019 02:38:54 +0000

GPU-s mentioned are just an illustration but can be anything as long as one has more cores of anykind/ higher memory bandwith that can be capped.

I have been wondering about heat output of mobile GPU-s. Most laptops seem to be performance limited by cooling. So today I found myself wondering how to get the most performance out of such a system. And if you constantly run the thing at 80-90 degrees gaming that cant be too good if u want to keep the thing for a while.

So I have been thinking of getting a new laptop and I started to wonder if I should get one that has top of the line GPU in it even if the laptop cant run it at 100%.

Given 2 identical laptops. One has lets say 1650 in it and the other has 2080.

Shader Processing Units= 896 vs 2944

Texture Mapping Units= 56 vs 184

Render Output Units= 32 vs 64

So for the same performance you can undervolt+underclock the GPU a lot more and in total should generate much less heat.

Now what I have been trying to figure out if that is even true and if it is then how much is the differnace.

Box shadow leaving strip at bottom of image?

JainJude — Sat, 20 Jul 2019 08:27:02 +0000

Hey all, very new to really messing with CSS and I can't seem to figure out what's going on here. On the site I'm working on there are several flags lined up like the ones in the image, and I've added a hover effect on mouse over with a little box shadow. However, anytime the hover effect is applied to the flag image, there's that little strip of white added to the bottom of the image and I can't seem to figure out what's causing it, although I know it has something to do with the box shadow.

For the box shadow I have:

box-shadow: 0 20px 20px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.23);

Would really appreciate any help!

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When 2080 is undervolted+underclocked to in shape 1650-s performance?

Box shadow leaving strip at bottom of image?