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This is key- and I think that as long as you are just using it to get triple monitor support like this guy did you will likely be ok. However, if the software y
by S_A_P 14y ago
This is key- and I think that as long as you are just using it to get triple monitor support like this guy did you will likely be ok. However, if the software you work with is going to rely on some fused out feature of the Tesla or Quadro you are just risking frying your card unnecessarily.
I dont understand why users think that this is an evil practice. Its HARD to build hardware, and just like software engineers want to have reusable code, hardware manufacturers want to have reusable silicone. You are paying for the features you want. If you want a feature set that isn't mainstream and "workstation" capable, you are going to have to pay more. If you just want to push pixels quickly, then of course they will disable some high end functionality and sell it to you cheaper.
That said, I applaud the fact that they are digging in and learning to mod these things.
- goldfeld 14y agoThe analogy to software is a good one. Often the software is shipped full, and you unlock features as you pay for.