the future of GPUs  

Now my bills can render at 4K 60FPS

"Bro where's your PC?" "We're inside of it"

"plugs GPU to a wall" House settings: 4k Ultra Path Tracing

“You can't enter the house, the VRAM is at maximum capacity” 🤣

Now the light bulbs in the house have DLSS3 ray tracing

2050: your gpu will need to have its own electrical grid to run

AC to DC adapter has left the chat

“PSU was invented in 1922” “People in 1921”

Future Overclock : Set the voltage to 230V on a 110V power line.

"Guys, my PC is overheating. Time to wipe the floors with thermal paste "

His house can now run at 4K 120Fps

"Yeah , it was a combo, the GPU came with the house."

2043: Mom, don’t turn off our nuclear reactor for five minutes please

Bro can see his reflection on the mirror now, he activated Ray Tracing 💀

I bet is going to be like the meme where they replace a air conditioner with a giant gpu

“My house is performing in 4k”

My guy just turned his house to max graphics

"Damnit my 6090 overloaded the breakers again..."

If something doesn't work in your house/apartment, try to update drivers

Flushes toilet, cools the CPU in freezer. Opens windows insde the house, sees blue screen and an error code outside the house.

1960: pcs the size of a room 2060: pcs the size of a room

Imagine roaming the neighbourhood and you see this one house, stylish, rendered, ultra graphics.

Voltage spikes: I'm about to end this man's whole career

Can you imagine being a guy time-traveling from the 1950s? Where computers were the size of rooms to 2050, where computers are still the size of rooms.

imagine, neighbors judge you based on the GPU ur house is using 🤣

GPU: look at me, I am the power supply now

Can’t wait for the day when a graphics card requires an entire nuclear power plant.

Bro is living in his pc ....

"ayo it's cold in here, eyy bump up that boost clock!"

finally someone fixed the nvidia rtx 40 series connector

This was a topic about 10-15 years ago. When the GTX 8800 Ultra came out, a lot of people were having to upgrade their 500w PSU to a 600w or better. There were discussions on whether future GPU’s will require a separate PSU or possibly be made to be plugged in directly. I remember also remember in the late 1990’s, there were discussions on Intel providing refrigerated cooling systems as CPUs approached 1ghz. A company called Cryotech used to build AMD systems with refrigerated cooling in the late 1990s. The were the first manufacturer to offer a 1ghz PC. I believe it was a K7-850 overclocked to 1ghz. A few months later, AMD released a CPU that ran at 1ghz with stock setting and cooling. We are always speculating on what the future will bring, but even when we get it right, it’s never quite what we imagined

“At some point, it probably makes sense just to plug them directly into the wall-“ 💥

Bro upgraded the 11 windows on his house to windows 11

The guy doing RTX 5090 : 💡The best idea ever💡

House can now run at 4K 120fps. And in order to do the benchmark, you have to stress the home owner.

bros monthly bills are higher than a new 4090

In the future you will have two PC towers, one will be the GPU alone

Great now my sister can use it as a hair dryer.

Damn my lights gonna activate in 4K😂

Eventually we'll need one of those nuclear submarine reactors to power a GPU.

Now I need a seven minute video of Electroboom showing how dangerous this is by doing it and yelping at the sparks that explode from everywhere.

Man just upgraded his house when he plugged the GPU in

“Why the hell do you have a gpu plugged into the wall???” “My ceiling light can now run 4K 300 fps” “Nice”

Those wall plugs look radioactive

Mom: Why Lights Flashes?

Finally can render my electricity bill at 16k 30fps after 10 years

me after plugging my keyboard and mouse into the wall

10 second video and you've got me boping to the song, its Callout by Agst if anyone was wondering

bro’s turning on his lights at 4k 60fps with Ray Tracing

My whole family got rid of their glasses after my home became 4K

For those that don't know, we use Power Supplies to convert the 110/120/240V AC from the wall to smaller DC voltages like 12 V for our devices like GPUs which further convert that to about 1V. If you really wanted to plug into the wall, you would need to add a significantly sized converter onto the GPU.

*casually overclocks gpu*

I'm old enough to remember a graphics card back in the early 2000s that needed to plug in to the wall. Matrox or 3dfx if I remember, power supplies were only 150-200 watts back then and this card needed more than was available on it's own 12v rail. So they added a port to the back beside the vga port that plugged in to an outlet.

I remember my first ATI PCI graphics card. It had 4MB of video memory. And then I upgraded to an AGP slot nVidia FX 550 with 256MB. And then came PCIe.

We've finally hit the penultimate arc where smaller technology begins to become bigger again.

Now we can run 25ft extension cords to keep our breakers from tripping!

Store in 2030: We have in stock the newest RTX 10090Ti. Power drawn: One nuclear reactor.

Back in the late 2000s I used to have a CD-ROM bay PSU that was exclusive for my ATI CrossFire cards, it was a 250w with 4x 6pins connectors, I had 2 power cables coming out of my case.

This was already slated to happen 20+ years ago with the Voodoo 5 6000 by 3DFX. It had an external power brick that you had to plug into the wall. The card was scheduled to be mass produced like the Voodoo 5 5500, but it never ended up hitting the market.

2077 : Your GPU needs to be connected to a Nuclear Reactor for 24K gaming at 1069 FPS 😂

I can hear both Edison and Tesla turning into their graves at the sound of this short.

now you can see the glare on the window with raytracing whilst your father leaves to get "the milk."

Now you will never know why i got so many likes Jk i just said 120 flames per second

You, sir, have a talent for making content that helps no one, was asked for by no one, and that no one but you benefit from.

That outlet looks like an electric fire waiting to happen

Day 25 of asking you to use Oreo cream as thermal paste

I actually think this is a good idea even with current gpus, imagine never having to upgrade your power supply

Electroboom: you need a FULLLLLLL BRIDGE RECTIFIEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

This man is going to change the world if he becomes a scientist

never though that the future of PC gaming would require you to have a personal nuclear power plant at your home.

AC to DC adaptor has left the chat

"Honey the fridge are turned off again, i thought we already paid the bill for this month" "Yeah honey..about that.."

I bet he‘s installing the SSDs in his storage room

day 18 of asking for molasses as thermal paste

Why is this gaming culture so clean and. Fire 😂

For that to work without an external power supply the GPU will need to be twice as large and heavy so it has it’s own DC power supply! :)

Day 2 of asking for mryeester to use pencil lead as thermal paste

Plugging it onto the wall would really overclock his clock on the wall

RTX 40 series: -need power from power supply RTX 50 series: -need power

Still have my 1650 with no external power connector, I think I am goona stick with that for a while, it is still a nice card.

He can now overclock his house

3DFX use to have a card with an external power supply. I had one. It lasted about a month and it was dead but when it worked it was pretty awesome!

That dog is locked in on everything that's happening.

I want this for this coming winter. Which keeps warmer home RTX4090 or Rx 7900 xtx?

The plugs looked like overworked corporate workers lacking sleep 😂😢

This makes about as much sense as plugging a graphics card into a petrol pump. Mains AC is very different from the clean, stable low voltage DC power rails needed for high-grade digital electronics.

Bros electric bill is now a power supply bill

No we will stop at a certain point(presumably when they get too big) and work on making them smaller with minor improvements and then we will start making them better and then eventually bigger

Actually I did something very close to that I used a 750w server PSU plugged directly to the wall and routed a pair of heavy gauge wire all the way to the computer where I spliced PCIe pins to the GPU

Day 1 of asking whether you can use shampoo as thermal paste

"yoooo why is my living room like really good quality now"

In engineering, we call this backing yourself into the corner, but selling it as something cool.

Bro is charging it 💀

At least my house can render 4k images

3dfx Voodoo5 6000 entered the chat.

The issue is that chips only run on about 1volt so we would always need big and bulky stepdown transformers

Now my house can finally run at 4k 60fps

If it wasn’t for random outages, surges and the risk that has on hardware I doubt plugging it into the wall is a good idea. However into a surge protector this might honestly be the new meta, you have no limit on voltage besides the card itself. Now if only we could get CPU’s to never run anywhere close to hot maybe by completely submerging them like crypto miners can be.

At the rate the gpu is growing it’ll end up just housing the whole computer

Yes, that way instead of simply replacing a blown power supply, you will also replace an expensive GPU 👍 great idea