If it advertises a certain clock speed and goes beyond, its an overclock.
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If it advertises a certain clock speed and goes beyond, its an overclock.
Which AMD card dont, they state Core Clock: Boost Clock: and they never go beyond that by themselves unlike NV Core Base Clock:Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
- Core Boost Clock: which can go beyond advertises clock speeds by itself.
Kind of amused about g.synch, no reason it cant be done on older monitors or with other gpu's.
UBER MODE is NOT overclock in clocks, it pushing the TDP limits, stabilize Clock (against Boost) and raises High voltage
So basically it's a more advanced "powertune +20" thing? And you have to raise the clocks manually, then?Quote:
Originally Posted by PedantOne
No, the card has just better maneuver space when it comes to clock speeds. You can always manually OC but this is not what is going on here.
Where did I say this mode *is* overclocking? Nowhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by informal
I really will be happy if they do that with older monitors. I didnt read much about this tech but my thinking is if i can change monitor's refresh rate from os then why shouldn't it work with old monitors.Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
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Changing refresh rates takes quite some time for some reason, I think this just does it SIGNIFICANTLY quicker.
i thought the same after writing my message also it blinks for a moment too. so maybe what is special about the monitor is changing the refresh rate quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Oj101
Something tells me that G-Sync will only work with 144hz screens... and thus why the companies that will collaborate will be Asus, Benq, Viewsonic and Philips... since those 4 have all 144hz screens. Mmmm.
Hmm let's see:Quote:
Originally Posted by boxleitnerb
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So basically it's a more advanced "powertune +20" thing? And you have to raise the clocks manually, then?
You will need specific hardware, hence why the Nvidia little addon card.. but in theory: Any Nvidia GPU with updated driver can communnicate with this card for set the timing. Now, if a similar hardware is provided by panel builder directly, any GPU with a driver could do it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Oj101
I suspect Asus, Benq and other are more after continue their actual specific "gamers " Nvidia based monitors lineup ( 3Dvision 2.0 - 120-144hz ) . so this will consist of a 24 and a 27" from each brand who include it...Quote:
Originally Posted by prava
AMD Radeon R9 290X CrossFire performance leaks out
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http://videocardz.com/46990/amd-rade...formance-leaks
Sick scaling there (if turns out true).
it is from reviewers guide, and the same scaling value like Radeons HD 7000, far better then last two GeForce generations.
worst is more then 1.8. very good scaling if frame delay reduced to acceptable levels.
How so? SLI scales just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by PedantOne
No. Worst is -7%....it's just that AMD won't show that in their materials now will they? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kromosto
In what game? (I bet I know the answer)Quote:
Originally Posted by SKYMTL
unless they show fake results it is ok for me to if they hide some results. at the end we will see all results from tech sites and you :D. but if i see a big difference in numbers amd gave and the numbers tech sites gave i will be very upset about amd.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKYMTL
Dont tell me you are surpised to find games who have negative scaling or where the CFX or SLI is just not working ? :D I know many peoples who are still waiting about support on some games, whatever it is SLI or CFX. ( I even know some games where it will just never been possible for Nvidia and AMD to enable SLI or CFX, but thats another story ).Quote:
Originally Posted by SKYMTL
http://tof.canardpc.com/preview2/05c...bf6b705573.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Tha Last Meal
Uber Mode can give negative results compared to quiet mode ? :confused:
lol maybe what we understand from uber does not match with amd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivon
Endless Space, COH 2, Rome 2, Krater, Borderlands 2, Saints Row IV....want me to go on?Quote:
Originally Posted by LordEC911
The issue is that both AMD and NVIDIA have very, very poor support when moving outside the games that reviewers benchmark.