To be fair they are just resellers so I would have give some guy 100 dollars for freeTo be fair, you didn't say how much money you wanted to give to them.
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that sounds interesting. the pci-e ssd's are over 2GB/s transfer rates. So that could be a big deal
Anarchist4000
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I guess that's one way to achieve a marketing win. RX480 now with 1002GB more memory than the competition.
Guessing this is more practical when paired with those Intel 3D XPoint drives. Regardless that's a huge workload that is only getting larger over time as capacities increase. Wonder if it's of any use to a database?
Guessing this is more practical when paired with those Intel 3D XPoint drives. Regardless that's a huge workload that is only getting larger over time as capacities increase. Wonder if it's of any use to a database?
"You don't get fired for buying IBM".
The killer app of the Radeon Pro SSG is video editing, as evidenced by the Nuke support announcement. The market may be niche, but it also has deep pockets and may make it worth the R+D. The interesting technical choice is to using Polaris 10 as a host GPU instead of a much more capable FuryX, which is more powerful, physically smaller, and has faster RAM. Fury's RAM is limited to 4GB, though. However the key reason Polaris was chosen as host is simply FuryX's lack of DisplayPort 1.4 needed for >4K output.
Silent_Buddha
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That would be even more interesting with Intel's upcoming 3D XPoint based SSDs (6 GB/s per channel). I wonder how many channels they could put on a M.2 device?
Granted, they'll also be hugely expensive and who know when 3D XPoint devices will enter the professional marketplace.Then again, just 1 channel of 3D XPoint would be more bandwidth than a modern M.2 slot (PCIE x2 or x4) could handle.
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So, with their full review out, Computerbase.de has the following table for the clock rates of the Nitro+ in regular games in 1080p.
https://www.computerbase.de/2016-07...tro-oc-test/3/#abschnitt_taktraten_unter_last
Given the hopes and expecations, this must be a little disappointment to some. Maybe manual OC will yield stable 1400+ MHz.
Exposed to natural light, the right blue will eventually fade and look like the left one and there's nothing Intels lawyers can do about it. Good move!
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So technically we can install games in the graphics card?
What was a recurrent tech support tale for giggles will now turn into reality. "Yes sir, you can install LoL in this graphics card."
Oh the world we live in
What was a recurrent tech support tale for giggles will now turn into reality. "Yes sir, you can install LoL in this graphics card."
Oh the world we live in
Video editing ? ... Me i see VFX at 8K and 16K and 3D raytracing with scanned photogrammetry 32K textures ( dont know if this allready exist, we was limited to 24K ) become a norm in 3D professional work ...
After years of listen: can it run Crysis ? , now we could hear, but can i install Crysis in it ?
( this was a selfpromoted message from Crytek )
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That's gonna be an issue though, as AMD specifically mentioned it's YInMn Blue, which doesn't fade, but I bet they're not going to coat all the marketing materials and what not with it
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