Could these two be related? As in, drawing more power due to the bug, effectively overclocking the GPU for more performance?

Maybe? This has happened with AMD GPUs before, IIRC.

It's an almost $400 that can't play every game at 1080p at very-high/ultra settings. Spending those extra $50 for a proper 5060Ti is a necessity.

What a turd of a card.

I hope AMD pays close attention to the reception and sales of the 8GB model and cancels the 8GB 9060Ti. But who knows, maybe we'll see the same video in a couple months featuring the two 9060XT versions, the good one and the avoid-at-all-costs one.

While it seems to be a smart move from a business and economic perspective, this may prove to be risky for Nvidia. Trump and his administration has proven to be hard to predict, and this move from Nvidia to avoid the restrictions placed on them may cause a response from the US authorities that can really hurt them,

And that's without going for all the "China will steal and copy all Nvidia secrets to make their own chips without them" arguments,

I'd say that all the next architectures GPUs will use GDDR7, from Nvidia, Intel and also AMD.

Nova Lake-S are the CPUs that will come after the refresh of the current parts, right? Or is s.1851 a one gen only system?

Oi! Launching with bad drivers that get fixed and bring performance improvements is an AMD thing, not Nvidia! /s

Let's hope some site/channel put those drivers to test so we can see if games also see an improvement or it's just for synthetic benchmarks.

Well, then, let's hope they don't overclock so hard that it kills the chip from overheating then...

I hadn't seen it until now, but, there's a new Steam Event:

https://store.steampowered.com/category/box-pushing

I didn't even know Sokoban was a category on Steam

Well, I finally bothered to learn what Sokoban is, after occasionally running into the term every now and then. Not my cup of tea, so maybe I'll have to learn this again later...

The 5060Ti 8GB is probably geared towards eSports gamers.
Think: Overwatch, League of Legends, DOTA, Fortnite etc'.

But it needs to be a cheaper price to make such mediocrity even a consideration.

It was big back in days, that went on to live in lot of older Zelda and Tomb Raider games that had those mechanics.

The hardcore Roguelike NetHack and it's spinoffs actually has a series of levels based on Sokoban: https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Sokoban