Even the RTX 3090 VRAM configuration is only clocked at 19.5Gbps. Currently, Micron produces GDDR6X SGRAM binned at both 19Gbps and 21Gbps, which led some to wonder why the RTX 3080 didn’t get the faster binned variant. With the launch of Nvidia’s RTX 30-series, we saw the first implementation of Micron’s GDDR6X memory. Source: 07:17 | GDDR6X Thermals for RTX 3000 Cards The upside, perhaps, is that partners and retailers are now proving their repeated value in the market, and hopefully this means that NVIDIA will be incapable of any sort of long-term usurping of power from partners. We still have it on good authority that this was in no way a “paper launch,” and search results support that traffic is higher than any previous GPU launch, but potential personal information leaks are a major ding against NVIDIA’s store reputation. NVIDIA, at this point, has gone from a somewhat defensible limitation of inventory into a much less defensible position whereupon just about every aspect of launch has been botched, at this point. It sounds as if only one account is being shown at a time, for what that’s worth, but it is still a security and potential GDPR concern.
Recent changes to the NVIDIA store to cope with traffic may be an underlying factor contributing to this accidental leak of some email addresses and other personal information. This could be an issue similar to the Fallout 76 or Steam account information leaks previously, where server cache or CDN cache plays a role. This information was corroborated by other users in the thread, who posted screenshots of email addresses allegedly from other users present in the page source.
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The post claims that other user data was being auto-filled into fields, including email information and partial credit card numbers, though not the full number.
03:33 | NVIDIA Allegedly Leaking Personal InformationĪ recent post to reddit has been escalated to the NVIDIA team. Update, expecting to sell through quantity within the next week.
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