As I said I’m assuming the source app (QEC) cares about where the data is going and intentionally blocks packets with address translation.
While websites and public apps usually don’t care and will accept data packets from any properly formed IP address, security ‘could’ block or ignore packets where there’s evidence of address translation (EG NAT or VPN)
@Harsulas could try providing the router IP, as-is, while they’re not truly ‘fixed’ they rarely change, and if the source doesn’t care, it should work. The external IP can be found in the router config.
Given the decade long insanity of crypto mining that relies on GPUs and constantly needs the most powerful chips to stay viable and the emergence of GPU powered AI’s, it’s not surprising in the least.
I’ve got an option to buy an RTX3060plus but i’m currently running an RTX 2060 Super. Thoughts on whether it’s worth upgrading? I’d be getting the 3060 for $300
Not too fussed about spending the money. The wife just bought herself a whole load of clothes, so I’ve got plenty of brownie points, plus I got a nice pay rise at work.
More so some of benchmarks I’ve seen suggest that they’re almost identical in terms of what they can produce. In terms of what I’d use it for, more Call of Duty, Cyberpunk, Starfield etc.
What this is telling me is you need to build a new computer for the bedroom around your new 3060, so you can move between study (or wherever existing machine is now) and continue playing when it’s your wife’s bedtime, whilst still being in the same roomand thus a caring partner
If the benchmarks are largely the same I wouldn’t really bother, but I’ve not actually looked at GPU performance for ages
Cost me $500. I wanted to make sure it was 12GB. The price dif between the 8GB ones and 12GB isn’t a huge amount.
A 3060 with 12gb is worth it for a bit of extra. If the guy was selling one at 8GB for $300… not bad but to upgrade from 2060 to 3060 you’d want to go for a 12GB one to make it worth while.