You’re probably right, I should maybe just buy a cheap one. I wondered if maybe some of them are known to use better components or have less coil whine but I don’t think anyone has checked this yet 😅

I agree the reference design is called that because the other manufacturers base their designs on it, but these cards are using exactly that design - without any changes.

Sapphire

MSI

Gigabyte

AMD

Thanks for your answer.

Please forgive me, but I strongly believe they are reference cards. I’m referring to the cards built by those different manufacturers, but still using the reference design - all having identical pcbs and coolers - the cards that all look the same, despite having a different brand on the box.

I don’t mean the cards that are designed by those manufacturers and look completely different.

Thanks for the great answer 👍😁

Do you consider sapphire to be morally responsible compared to others? Also, I’m curious, is there a case of one being responsible for a drought that you’re referring to?

I was trying to send from a wormhole app, which I now see doesn’t work with the website.

Ahh, I see. I’ve got a wormhole app on my phone which I was trying to use to send from. I guess it just can’t work with that website. Thanks

I use wormhole, but when I’ve wanted to use that website for receiving, I can never tell how to do it.

Can you actually use that site to receive files?

Thanks. I’ll consider that. What makes you decide one manufacturer is better than another?

Mine just moves 😉

My wife uses that while I’m away 👍

FYI, there are uBlock filters to block most cookie popups - you just have to enable them. From memory, I think they are called annoyances

Thanks. This is useful knowledge 👍👍 As for the fumes I still breathe in … 😬

Thanks. This will be useful to know in future 👍😁

How cold is the garage?

I didn’t know this was a thing, but I hope 3d printer reviewing people adopt it as a standard test. Most of the time a prints fails for me, it’s because of a inconsistent (continuously changing) first layer.

Has anyone found the supported device list? It seems to work well on mine but still says it isn’t supported.

Are you able to see what kernel version it’s running?

It was the missing executable permission 👍 I’m guessing that’s what you were expecting 😁

Thank you 😁 I didn’t notice that the mark had gone until now, but if I remove the executable permission, the mark reappears!

It’s a handy feature too 👍

Thanks for pointing it out 😂