EPTOn June 17 2015 04:19 dismiss wrote:
Okay that monitor costs 30k, rip the dream.
Okay that monitor costs 30k, rip the dream.
I wonder how many of those actually get bought, and by whom.
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intotheheart
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I wonder how many of those actually get bought, and by whom. | ||
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HighTimeDotA
Canada1412 Posts
On June 17 2015 04:14 Kupon3ss wrote: even at 4k unless you already have a graphics card over 500 it isn't worth it even on 1080p a gtx 980 cant even run gta5 or witcher 3 without lag. only if the canadian dollar wasnt so weak id buy a gtx 980 ti already. and it doesnt help amd hasnt made anything good since 5870. | ||
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On June 17 2015 04:21 IntoTheheart wrote: I wonder how many of those actually get bought, and by whom. People who do work that benefits from looking at bigger colour gamuts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_color_spaces_and_their_uses | ||
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Sn0_Man
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On June 17 2015 04:28 dismiss wrote: Also 980 was the clowncard, barely more performance for twice the price of a 970. Then nvidia went ahead and stuck it to 980owners by releasing a Titan for $50 more. Then AMD came along and rekt the 980ti with the Fury. :D except u can't get a fury now and you haven't seen a single bench unless u swallowed AMD's "The fastest video card in the world" that they repeated at least twice per sentence without any sort of reasoning or evidence. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
On June 17 2015 04:28 dismiss wrote: Also 980 was the clowncard, barely more performance for twice the price of a 970. Then nvidia went ahead and stuck it to 980owners by releasing a Titan for $50 more. Then AMD came along and rekt the 980ti with the Fury. :D I'd rather own a Titan than a Fury which will burn like the sun and need a PSU that could power the Hoover Dam. | ||
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
On June 17 2015 04:30 PhoenixVoid wrote: I'd rather own a Titan than a Fury which will burn like the sun and need a PSU that could power the Hoover Dam. quoted at 275w for the card which is quite reasonable actually that was like the only number that we actually got besides price | ||
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teddyoojo
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Sn0_Man
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On June 17 2015 04:32 teddyoojo wrote: alright can someone explain why this sony monitor costs 30k i dont get it cuz it's meant to be sold to businesses that can write it off as a tax deductible business expense its also the best monitor on earth as far as I can tell but not 29K better than the competition | ||
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Also, iirc there were some benchmarks leaked a couple weeks ago. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
I haven't had a desktop in a long time, as I use a laptop for everything. | ||
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andyrau
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and as long as amd gives 0 fucks about their drivers I'll stick to nvda | ||
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On June 17 2015 04:30 PhoenixVoid wrote: I'd rather own a Titan than a Fury which will burn like the sun and need a PSU that could power the Hoover Dam. Yeah, the Titan is a 250w card as well. And only available with a reference cooler which literally blows. That shit runs hot and loud as anything unless you're willing to spring for a waterblock and custom loop. Apparently they allow closed loop watercooled titans now? Idk, those are generally pretty janky, I haven't found any with a good aftermarket air cooler, and non with a custom pcb including higher quality mosfets, caps, and vrm. | ||
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HighTimeDotA
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I personally hope fury is fast cuz I only care about performance/price not brand. | ||
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
On June 17 2015 04:37 andyrau wrote: and as long as amd gives 0 fucks about their drivers I'll stick to nvda another favourite of the uninformed and i run a nvidia card right now anyway everybody should hope the fury is fast. Even if you'd never buy an amd card in any circumstance, competition drives innovation and price wars which can only favour the consumer. | ||
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On June 17 2015 04:50 Sn0_Man wrote: another favourite of the uninformed and i run a nvidia card right now anyway everybody should hope the fury is fast. Even if you'd never buy an amd card in any circumstance, competition drives innovation and price wars which can only favour the consumer. Yeah, every driver past 350 TDRs like crazy because they fuggled up on the power deliver/cooling, so the only reason to have them is the fact that you want to play Witcher. AMD drivers are actually more stable right now, and people who bemoan that their last WHQL certified driver is half a year old are idiots because it has zero meaning. n_n The main problem is that Nvidia works with a lot of devs to make it hard for AMD to optimise their drivers for new games/provides a lot of utilites only in a compiled form rather than sourcecode. You should pray for AMD to remain competitive because otherwise all the shady shit Nvidia does (hi Geralts chest hair, or incredibly heavy tesselated water under buildings that the player never gets to see) will run even more rampant. | ||
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Gosi
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great audition | ||
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Kupon3ss
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On June 17 2015 04:35 IntoTheheart wrote: As dumb as it sounds, what's the difference between a "good" monitor and a "low-quality" monitor? I haven't had a desktop in a long time, as I use a laptop for everything. monitors are generally defined by several objective specs and additional features the 3 main objective specs are resolution - the number of pixels refresh rate - the rate at which it can output frames response times - the time it takes to respond the subjective specs/features are generally IPS - a different technology on which the monitor is built that offers better viewing angles and better color replication at a slight decrease to response times Gsync/Freesync - variable frames means the monitors will seem smoother at lower than max refresh rates Then you have the general considerations of brand, reliability, 'quality of panels' etc. | ||
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andyrau
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On June 17 2015 04:50 Sn0_Man wrote: another favourite of the uninformed and i run a nvidia card right now anyway everybody should hope the fury is fast. Even if you'd never buy an amd card in any circumstance, competition drives innovation and price wars which can only favour the consumer. it's a well documented fact that amd's drivers suck a bag of dicks how is this an uninformed opinion | ||
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