It's a long story dude, google it
Here is a snippet from the techreport review Crysis 3:
It's a long story dude, google itI do but evidently you think you know better so why don't you enlighten us on how you arrived at the conclusion of the 7970 "owning" all the NVIDIA cards in frametime latency in that techreport review?
This last metric measures "badness"that is, time spent working on really high-latency frames. Here, the Radeon HD 7970's smaller spikes at those trouble points in the test run give it the edge. AMD's drivers and GPU combine to produce a smoother gaming experience in this case.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cH_ozvn0gAI don't understand. Can you please clarify?
The AMD reality distortion field is strong here (so strong they will probably be sued by Apple :O)
I feel bad for buying 79xx, I don't want to be associated with these people.
It's a long story dude, google it
Here is a snippet from the techreport review Crysis 3:
Anyone else notice how the radeon is owning the geforces in the frame-time/latency stakes using FCAT in the Techreport review?
Some of them like Leadbox think the AMD cards are "owning" ALL Geforce in frametime latency. That has to be the quote of the month.
Just freaking wow man. I knew the delusions were there, but I didn't realize it warped reality for them so sharply.
I meant nVidia card prices that you were talking about.
Love your little snide remarks (in bold) besides just addressing my points. If you are trying to annoy me or appear superior somehow, don't bother. You have me confused with someone who is concerned with what you think.
Keys, you dissappoint me m8, you were all for this new metric and here you coming across all clueless about what it is and what it measures.Just freaking wow man. I knew the delusions were there, but I didn't realize it warped reality for them so sharply.
Keys, you dissappoint me m8, you were all for this new metric and here you coming across all clueless about what it is and what it measures.
Joker, if you bothered to examine the frame latency by percentile graphs, you would see that for the last 5-10% of the rendered frames, the radeon dont fall off as badly a the geforces in all the tested games - so yes "owned"
You said and I will quote:
And this is your definition of "owned". Two games out of all of them where it BARELY squeeks ahead in frame latency? LOL! Put away the drugs, kid.
P.S. Too bad they didn't run Crossfire vs SLI eh?
Judging by the tone and context of your posts you really are no better than the other "side" that you hate so much. FYI. You sound just like them. I really wish the partisan nonsense on both sides would end, and for everyone to realize that arguing with a crazy by sounding like....another crazy doesn't really help your cause.
I would assume that he's referring to single card latency, where in fact the new radeon drivers did put the 7970 on par with the Geforce. On the other hand, crossfire is still broken, and this is where frame latency matters most - this is so broken, and it's pretty stupid for AMD customers that they must wait until June (July?) for a fix.
The tone of my posts are fairly subdued compared to the ridiculous things being posted here. I don't see you pointing those out.
I'm going strictly on the data, subjective opinion will varyApparently your perception of "owned" isn't shared by the author of that review or any other sane person on the planet.
That ACX cooler is very nice, its a shame that it doesn't look as aesthetically pleasing as the stock cooler. Nonetheless, if someone is concerned about throttling due to temps, they can always jump to a modded vbios (like the one in my sig) that removes GPU boost 2.0, sets a high power limit etc.
Does it still void the NV cards warranty?
Does it still void the NV cards warranty?
That ACX cooler is very nice, its a shame that it doesn't look as aesthetically pleasing as the stock cooler. Nonetheless, if someone is concerned about throttling due to temps, they can always jump to a modded vbios (like the one in my sig) that removes GPU boost 2.0, sets a high power limit etc.
It does in the same way overclocking your CPU does.
Technically yes but you can always flash back before sending it in for RMA.
Nope technically you can buy overclocking insurance. It's not like they are desperate to prevent it though like NV is lately.
You're just hoping you can boot the card and flash it back before any potential RMA. If it actually dies like no image good luck with your $650-1000 paperweight.
Only through Intel, AMD does not offer a single one time replacement from damages caused by overclocking.