Funderpants

They’re the same person.

More in line with your work , GPT4 prompt , DALL-E image.

" I chose this scene because I wanted to create an image that blends elements of nature, the cosmos, and a personal touch with the ebike, which I gathered from your profile might be of interest to you. The goal was to create a serene setting that might resonate with someone who appreciates astronomy and the tranquility of nighttime landscapes.

As for the prompt, it was: “Illustration of a serene nighttime landscape. A large, glowing moon illuminates a tranquil lake surrounded by tall pine trees. In the foreground, an ebike rests against a tree, its lights slightly glowing. Above, a vast expanse of stars twinkles, with a few constellations clearly visible. The scene exudes a sense of peace and wonder, inviting observers to contemplate the vastness of the universe.”

I hope this provides some insight into the thought process behind the image!"

I love that you are doing this in a home setting. I have generated art and chat in my local system but the charm wore off a bit /my time is thin and I’ve just started using my gPT subscription.

So I’ll share, and not that I consider this impressive or anything, but I’ve been getting GPT4 to reccomend prompts for me, then pasting them back into DAL-E and looking at results.

Mostly I use it to create prompts where the art style or inspiration would be copyright protected. So for example, if I say “make something in the art style of adventure time” it will say no. But then I ask, describe the art style of adventure time without reference to the show itself and I end up with results that are in that style.

Example of a DAL-E image from a GPT4 generated prompt, unfortunately I don’t have the prompt saved 😕 I was just making these for fun with my young daughter.

Oh snap yea, sorry I focused on the 7700k vs 6700k when I viewed the sheet. For my money the 7700 wins out. Cheaper price, 65w vs 91w, benchmarks showing comparable performance. In any case I’m sure you’ll be happy either way.

The caveat being if you even planned on tinkering with an overclock. But if you are power cost sensitive I think you probably aren’t interested.

I think you need to check out a few more benchmarking results than passmark. Check this out:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/10968/the-intel-core-i7-7700k-91w-review-the-new-stock-performance-champion/4

Look at that 7700 non-K , 26W lower power use and within 10% performance on professional video use cases like yours vs the 7700k. Plus the quicksync update like others pointed out. What’s the used price in your market like?