u/ArtSaw

Hello guys, I've been using SuperWhisper for a couple of months already and I'm happy. How does it work? It's an amazing thing and changed my life.

I was using local models for 500 megabytes and running on my standard PC with 3900 RTX.

For some reason, right now, I'm starting to get a slower response from SuperWhisper. And as a symptom, each time when it's processing my speech, my CPU fan starts spinning and showing high temperatures, which is kind of weird because it needs to work on GPU as far as I understood.

ChatGPT and other LLMs didn't give me any results. I was asking them for help, didn't find any answer.

So please guys, help me out over here, because I have no idea what is actually happening. It's not supposed to be like that, right?

Thank you in advance.

One day I woke up, booted my PC, but it didn't start. At first, I suspected a RAM issue. Resetting the BIOS didn't help, but switching my RTX 3090 to a different GPU proved that the motherboard, CPU, and other components are fine.

I took both the card and the whole system to a friend who runs a local PC shop. After some diagnostics, he told me the VRAM block is likely dead or there's an issue with a chip on the board.

I work personally with AI (Image Generation and local LLMs), so I'm struggling to understand what could cause this. It feels very random. I've checked my diagnostic tools, but they don't give concrete answers about why it fails or how to prevent it.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there any known issue with 3090 VRAM specifically under AI workloads?

My Specs:

• Motherboard: MCI B450M Bazooka V2
• RAM: 64GB Ballistix
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X (8-core)
• GPU: MSI RTX 3090
• PSU: UltraDurable Gold UD750GM

Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!

One day I woke up, booted my PC, but it didn't start. At first, I suspected a RAM issue. Resetting the BIOS didn't help, but switching my RTX 3090 to a different GPU proved that the motherboard, CPU, and other components are fine.

I took both the card and the whole system to a friend who runs a local PC shop. After some diagnostics, he told me the VRAM block is likely dead or there's an issue with a chip on the board.

I work personally with AI (Image Generation and local LLMs), so I'm struggling to understand what could cause this. It feels very random. I've checked my diagnostic tools, but they don't give concrete answers about why it fails or how to prevent it.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there any known issue with 3090 VRAM specifically under AI workloads?

My Specs:

• Motherboard: MCI B450M Bazooka V2
• RAM: 64GB Ballistix
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X (8-core)
• GPU: MSI RTX 3090
• PSU: UltraDurable Gold UD750GM

Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!

One day I woke up, booted my PC, but it didn't start. At first, I suspected a RAM issue. Resetting the BIOS didn't help, but switching my RTX 3090 to a different GPU proved that the motherboard, CPU, and other components are fine.

I took both the card and the whole system to a friend who runs a local PC shop. After some diagnostics, he told me the VRAM block is likely dead or there's an issue with a chip on the board.

I work personally with AI (Image Generation and local LLMs), so I'm struggling to understand what could cause this. It feels very random. I've checked my diagnostic tools, but they don't give concrete answers about why it fails or how to prevent it.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there any known issue with 3090 VRAM specifically under AI workloads?

My Specs:

• Motherboard: MCI B450M Bazooka V2
• RAM: 64GB Ballistix
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X (8-core)
• GPU: MSI RTX 3090
• PSU: UltraDurable Gold UD750GM

Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!