Finally some excitement.
Intel Core i7 920@4GHz, ASUS GENE II, 3 x 4GB DDR-3 1333MHz Kingston, 2x ASUS HD6950 1G CU II, Intel SSD 320 120GB, Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit, DELL 2311HM
AMD FX8150 vs Intel 2500K, 1080p DX-11 gaming evaluation.
Hmmm your probable not going to like this rumour supposedly from Charlie either.
Let's just hope for Nvidia, Charlie is as useless as you say...
Last edited by [XC] gomeler; 11-06-2010 at 01:55 PM. Reason: Swapped innapropriate name with a box of cake
I have to admit this thread was seriously losing it's edge for a while. Thanks for sharpening it.
Judging by his rapidly deteriorating mood, it could even be true.
Edit: As for availability, it could go either way, if nvidia are offering 512 cuda at those clocks and temps I don't think yields are a problem, but when they started making them in comparison to AMD's Cayman wafer order might be something to look at.
Last edited by Iconyu; 11-06-2010 at 12:57 PM.
HC does excellent reviews IMO. I'm not too bothered by people showing preference one way or another, in fact it's a normal thing to do. Just because someone does reviews, doesn't mean they have no bias or preference. What matters is the ability for the person to put their bias aside and just report what they find as best they can. I and I genuinely believe HC does this, which is more than I can say for several other sites out there.
Back on topic, it seems logical to me that Nvidia has solved their yield issues by now, so I don't think this will be a paper launch. At least I hope not. I wanna see a nice little price war at the high end. Look at what's going on with the 68xx and GTX460 cards, excellent value to be had at the ~$200 price point. No way would we see these prices otherwise.
I don't know her, I just ran across the pic and liked it.
that chick.jpg sorry for the off topic.
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