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Still not a proof. But at least adds some statistical significance.
And yes, I proposed an experiment which would probably provide some interesting results and smear some scientific method on this discussion.
But maybe it's too much for this community.
I apologize for the idea. Let's go back to the usual "Nvidia is evil" points.
Your experiment only serves to expand even further on a totally irrelevant point though, one you have been dragging on for two pages for no tangible reason except Nvidia saying 'it runs over Tensor'... and that is what I meant with selective reading too. Even best case your net result is what, 2-3% of performance gaps. Why bother. Besides, nothing is stopping you from doing a test yourself, right? Is that too much for you, too?
Another telltale sign here is that first you apparently found 'lots of people' with problems using non Turing cards with RTX voice... and yet, no evidence or source was provided... I mean, why, man?
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