I upgraded my graphics a couple weeks ago. Now I'm gaming on a 7870 Tahiti LE (also known as XT, mine specifically is a PowerColor 7870 EZ). So far I've been able to max the things I play at 1440, so that's nice.
Quote:Originally Posted by Comp4k What are these "searching for NaNs" thing?Where? All I can say is NaN is a common abbreviation for "not a number". See wikipedia.
I like 1440p simply for the increased resolution. The difference in gaming isn't huge, but 1440p is great for productivity. If you half-screen a browser window for example, it's still got a width of 1280 which is plenty. 1440p monitors...
I figure this is the best place to ask... I'm looking at getting one of these cards, and they're hard to find at a low price (i.e. sub $250). The only fairly cheap one I see is the PowerColor EZ edition over which I've seen people...
Quote:Originally Posted by ChronoBodi more bus width is better for 1440p. If the 7970 is better than 680 for 1440p due to 384-bit vs 256-bit, then same could be said for 7870s 256-bit to 192-bit. Although i'll watch out for the 7870...
Just use awesome on Debian. It probably won't see an update for a year or two.
In seriousness though, despite Awesome 3.5 coming out at the beginning of the year, Debian testing is still on 3.4.13, and sid is only on 3.4.15.
Quote:Originally Posted by jrl1357 ^BOINCHmm. Kind of off topic, but I've noticed BOINC doesn't seem to get a lot of love around here (could be my bias as I tend to focus on the folding section however). Why is that? Any particular...
So, at the end of the month or beginning of May I think I'll finally upgrade my video card, probably to the GTX 660 (btw any projected releases/price drops in a month's time?). I kinda want to stay below $200, so I'm choosing it over the...