Posts by th3illusiveman

Quote:Originally Posted by jomama22 At low/stock voltage, yes. But asic's biggest difference is vdroop at higher voltages.So low ASIC cards drop more voltage at load right. I put my voltage at 1.23x in AB yet it drops to 1.15x...

this was made for ultrabook and notebooks. No significant desktop improvements (i will however wait until more reviewers OC them before calling them a disappointment because i think that will be the key selling point of these chips) I...

Quote:Originally Posted by Newbie2009 Nah I still can't max crysis 3 or far cry 3. Right now most games 1 card will do. But I think I once new console ports come out I will struggle. I wonder seeing as both consoles likely will have...

Quote:Originally Posted by BababooeyHTJ A lot of games scale linearly with memory overclocking on GK104. GK104 is notoriously memory bandwith bottlenecked. Look at the Anandtech GTX680 review. Alienbabeltech has done some testing...

Quote:Originally Posted by LtMatt Once you go 1440p there is no going back. The image quality is much better. As long as you don't mind sacrificing AA you will be able to run most games at Ultra settings with the exception of crysis...

Quote:Originally Posted by GoldenTiger It does in some games too, it depends on the settings and often even the area of the game.Probably only when you run 3 monitors and require the additional bandwidth. Definately not at 1080p and...

Quote:Originally Posted by Alatar  [[SPOILER]] Valley is one of the few benchmarks where a high memory OC actually adds any significant performance, usually it does nothing.

I think this is the first time ever that GPUs which are slower are "better" lol. People actually pay more for them too lol.

lets hope they don't pull another HD6900 series. Everyone thought those cards would be way faster then the actually were. We thought that the 6970 (since it released long after the 580) would dominate the 580 but it ended up being on par...

Quote:Originally Posted by Masta Squidge Wrong. Entirely different dude. Not even in the same family. I take that back. Same family, still wildly different chips. EDIT 2: The differences come in the additional features the 110...