Tanks for the info. 208w was really a odd number for TDP.and its overclocked for that 208W. if true. That's huge in my book. 100MHz over stock boost iirc.
seems MSI uses lower TDP
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Tanks for the info. 208w was really a odd number for TDP.
Have you not taken onboard that NV have started releasing drivers to improve kepler performance or are you just ignoring it while continue to peddle NV deliberately lied about the 970. 290\x & 7xxx lasted so long, as AMD didnt have anything else to sell, so had so choice to ring as much as they could out of those products.
Strange how some people complain there isnt enough GPU launches, yet when NV keep releasing better products, they get canned for not concentrating enough on previous releases...Funny.
That's hilarious coming from NV followers who bashed AMD's frame times with HD7000 series but AMD actually worked to fix the problem instead of closing their eyes because R9 200 series was release. I guess it's OK that R9 270X crushes 580 by 30%, that 680 can't even beat an R9 280 today and 960 OC coming close to 780Ti in some titles.
I can't wait for the gtx 980ti aib oc results pitted against fiji wce stock reference. Because the America gpu community is just so objective
Likes THG review of the gtx 960
A 5% bump in clocks is going to equal a 20% increase in performance how?!
my money is best utilized by being in the pockets of graphics card companies.
if that's the typical GPU buyer, then AMD has no hope of beating Nvidia
Only having some fun folks.
The History of GPUs [2025]
The popular term Kepler Syndrome was first coined by 'xthetenth' in an Anandtech forum page and was meant to indicate the rapid fall in performance of the previous generation Nvidia GPU products vis a vis the competition. This was first noticed in the Kepler > Maxwell transition.
The boards are not the same... in the middle to the right of the memory chips
The overwhelming majority of gamers out there are still at 1080P. 8K isn't going to be a concern for at least five years, probably longer.
That guy is now selling the card on Ebay for $550.
In my experience he would be the typical buyer or even a bit above average on a technical level.if that's the typical GPU buyer, then AMD has no hope of beating Nvidia
Not too terribly excited for 300 series. HDMI looks like version 1.4, and not 2.0.
Basically silicon respin and a bump in clocks.
That's the best they managed for the entire 300 series in almost 2 years.
They could have put tonga in 390x - that would've been good bump.
This thread has been dangerous read for me 😀 I'm planning on new rig later this Summer / early Autumn and this thread has gotten me too hyped for Fiji. I'm on 1080p monitor and still seriously thinking possible investment in Fiji just to support AMD...
That said how good GPU bench ArmA 3 is? I'm wrong to assume that drawing distance on e.g. Altis would be used? Even then I can't but wonder how being very CPU bound engine/game would affect results.
I realize you were being sarcastic here, but I often feel like this irl...
Speaking of which, my gtx 480 kind of sparked, made a funny noise, then left me with a burning smell when I tried to fire up my 2500k rig the other day. Time for a new gpu for a rig that I haven't used in 18 months? I think so!
I think that 2500K deserves better! Its like your 2500k and GTX 480 were a young married couple. One stayed fit and ate healthy, the other smoked and drank heavily. The 2500k is ready to get back out there and meet a new video card. Still has tons of life left in it!