I agree. It's very frustrating. In fact, I don't know why I bother with this place anymore, I would stick to xtremesystems forums but that place is kinda dead. Anyone have other recommendations? I'm not looking for blind enthusiasm, but it doesn't bother me to see a bit of hope around that...
My question is, how much latency is the cheap active DAC adding? I still use a CRT to get 0ms input lag. The switch away from DVI-I makes me nervous since I can't afford a high end gaming LCD presently.
"Some patents suggest, that Zen might use some slightly modified Excavator branch prediction."
If my memory serves, I recall that K8 and the Phenoms were often said to have poor branch prediction. And bulldozer was supposed to completely revamp the branch prediction.
I also seem to remember...
Pentium 1 MMX 200 mhz (upgraded from some cyrix cpu) to AMD palomino 1.73ghz. I wish I had gotten a tbred, though, as the palominos were terrible overclockers (older node). Had to save up money doing chores for years.
This is what everyone wanted, right? Drop the construction cores, drop(ish) the APU, focus on high end x86 CPU and GPU desktop performance parts on a new process node. I guess not as good as closing up shop and donating all the money to intel so intel could drive the industry forward a little...
What I don't understand is that AMD had all this time with no products coming out, stuck in the WSA and 28/32 nm, couldn't they have put together a small team to die shrink phenom2/stars? Just to see what would happen
You didn't watch the video. I issue a heal order to support frigs and they just spin in place, multiple times. I have to move them with the movement command to interrupt their bugged motion, then they may or may not do the same thing again.
The resource collection AI was patched in the latest...
It is buggy. I only ever played MP and got good at it because I loved the SP. Try using support ships, they're useless. You can't drag-click salvage. Resource collectors have messed up AI. There's lots of ways to break the campaigns.
I discover a bunch of these problems in my blind...
Disclaimer: I was ranked in the top 30 on the duel ladder back in the HW1 WON days before Cata came out. I beat SirMolle (world #1) in a ranked ladder match.
The HW1 remaster is full of bugs. The support vessels don't work. The newtonian ballistics system was replaced with RNG nonsense.
I...
Sorry to necro but thread has useful context.
Do any of you still use a vishera in the m4a89(g)td pro/usb3?
I ask because I just set one up. I am noticing that the default vid for cpu-nb for Vishera in these boards is 1.55V, which is very high.
Have anyone found out anything about this? Is...
I agree the difference in price and performance between 860k and fx-6300 makes the choice a tough one slightly favoring the 6300.
I think the bigger decision is AM3+ vs FM2+. I guess support for pcie3 is the big thing here?
Otherwise the 860k may consume 30W less power under load, but I...
People are being 'purpsefully obtuse'. I've seen the words "guaranteed overclock" used in the way atenra is using it since I joined the forums
EDIT: And if people are so concerned about data integrity, I hope those same people are using ECC ram
Someone probably posted the same exact thing with the companies reversed in 2005. "Oh I was Intel fanboy then tried the Athlon64 X2 and now I hate Intel, blah blah blah"
Thanks.
For reference, my maxed out Ph2 (3.9ghz w/ 2.7ghz northbridge) and decent timing RAM does 14 min flat.
11m18s is a nice improvement for what should also consume a fraction of the power.
I should overclock my FX-6300 to 4.5ghz and see what I get. Dolphin CPU bench is single...
Would you take a shot at the dolphin benchmark I posted earlier?
I'm also interested in NB overclocking. Also, any way to test power consumption? Mostly interested in stock vs highest OC load consumption.
He means the FX-4300, which is 3.8ghz->4.0 turbo, not 4.3ghz.
And the pclab and hfr results are not consistent with one another. Hfr has 6800k beating the 4300, pclab has it the other way around (4300 beats 4.5ghz 760k). Could the pclab 4.5ghz results have some throttling going on? Or slower...
I would really like to see a full review of this chip, too. Would the IPC improvement of steamroller make it faster clock-for-clock than the L3-cache equipped fx-4300?
I'm thinking at the least, the lower power requirement of steamroller would make overclocking the 860k a cheaper operation...
From wiki:
Android External storage
"Most Android devices include microSD slot and can read microSD cards formatted with FAT32, Ext3 or Ext4 file system. To allow use of high-capacity storage media such as USB flash drives and USB HDDs, many Android tablets also include USB 'A' receptacle...
Even if the scaling is done poorly on the first wave of displays, I think that the amount of 1080p content and the fact that the 4:1 mapping is so obviously low-hanging fruit that display creators will catch a lot of flak if they don't implement this in a hurry.
Unless 4:1 scaling is patented...
That pic shows the TD pro not the GTD pro. Regardless, a user here (KingFatty[sp?]) has a 6300 on a GTD pro/usb3 and he has it overclocked very nicely, like 4.8ghz or something.
Yes, it will work. There may be problems with power saving features or turbo but it's not a deal breaker.
If you do, please do that. The 8-core is def. more futureproof, and my hope is that as the process improves maybe with some more steppings and by the time steamroller comes around I will upgrade all my stuff to uber-cheap 8350's (unless steamroller is am3+). Btw I wish I had a zosma :P
I don't see a reason to upgrade from my PhII. I do own an FX-6300 but I'm too lazy to test it out :P I think the 6300 is a decently better chip, though not worth $120 for what you get vs a PhII. Not really interested in 8 cores.
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