both of those specific cards have custom PCBs, custom cooling solutions and custom overclocks, and all you do is throw at me a synthetic benchmark for stock cards and call it a day
Works for me :-) there is a lot of relativity involved, same chip same capability smaller board, not the same possible cooling on either compared to 2 or 3 fan setup.
1000 cudas is about as good as 1500 streams of the other, they are in somewhat the same classes. Which leaves things like you want Stereoscopic 3d ? like ATIs implementation of eyefinity for multimon? Do you have lots of CPU leftoever to process physx in cpu or not?
I have a Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 motherboard. How do I go about checking to see if it has video input ports? And yes, the monitor is plugged into the back of the graphics card with a DVI cable. — Alex Barnes2 mins ago
I just bought a Sapphire Radeon R9 270X graphics card and installed it.
The installer on the driver installation CD it came with only shows this list of compatible cards though - it doesn't include the 270X at all. I tried using the CD anyway, and I still ended up (1) not having Windows Aero ef...
Oh and one more thing that could be important between the 2 cards, Which one has better linux drivers and makes linux people happier. when that is an issue it could be very important.
APUs can also include video processing and other application-specific accelerators. Examples include AMD Accelerated Processing Unit, Cell, Intel HD Graphics, and NVIDIA's Project Denver.
good lord....tell me why Quicken is the only thing out there. I wanted to link my brokage account and it fails, telling me a new an account with my firm, yet i have an account.
And that is why i dont have a laptop :-) I would be modding the thing untill it was ruined, not nessisarily water, but i bet it would fit in a breifcase afterwards :-)
Plus it wouldnt hurt to givie it some 4" long throw speakers, added amp, and a big freaking battery.
Well if the last one ran in 640x400 res ? that could be one reason :-)
For $5 games a person can play from now until the zombie apocalypse. wherin online maintainance might take a big drop
@tereško you should see some of my mods, my gps unit has a built in solar charger and 5 amp battery, plus supercharged leds for outdoor viewing. I modded a MID to be a fully wearable device , 1 lb with 3oz eyepiece before google glass was even existing.
I had a proof of concept tablet (sort of) that proved that the sun could be used as backlighting for a LCD pannel.
All because mobile devices are still not made to be mobile :-(
you mean pay for actual mobile devices that worked outside? Well i spent hours looking for them, before giving up, and doing it myself. I would not pay $3000 for an eye viewer when i know a full res lcd micro pannel is only like $125 as a retail part.
Another kickstarter thing would demonstrate if a large ammount of people were willing to support some things. Like a occulus rift that was not a cell phone :-ppppp with bad lensing , and instead 2 full res pictures. That a latop with a drop down back mirror pannel adding about 20$ to the cost of a laptop would be something that way more people would want to buy.
Some of the attempts at this stuff, are "starting over again" back to 1970's style, and hopefully will move foreward. When if the last 40 years of fiddling around , had used the hottests latest stuff that is available, it would rock. (and indeed probably cost to much).
Kickstarter mini computer , uhh yea we got like 50 models of them now, where were you during the HDMI stick revolution. New 3D Computerised Glue Gun (printer) :-) hey welcome to the 21st century where UV cured resins have been used for 15 years.
@Boris_yo sure $20 , to learn what i will eventually learn once i get my hand on one, Plus about 10 days of forum research.
for $50 not likely when the web exists, and 90% of the info presented is usually freely available on the forums, plus reading the manuel, plus #1 applying the tools , just by going out and shooting stuff, like the ducks and the pidgeons, and the dogs, and the babes.
@Boris_yo When i needed help doing video stuff, I ran quick tours to the big city to train the peoples, while they did not learn everything, in one day trek having "subjects" to aim at and on-hands working the stuff , with a good tripod and at least ok gear (much battery and media to record with) People learned more doing (and a bit of stress) then they would have learned sitting in front of a computer for 6 hours :-)
Some of the most harder things for me, was being thrust into situations were there were huge impassable problems. These situations required both inovative thought (to save money) and more gear stuff (never ends). Where you could not change the environment, that is against you. Sun the wrong way, light through windows, wind and noise in mics.
So the gear type you think you will need, can take a complete reversal, to the gear you must have to survive a terrible situation.
Isnt that the same with about anything? It is not running the computer, but when all hell breaks out on the computer , you did not expect. It is not the program you were making, but suddenly something going wrong, or it not working for users, and it all going badly. It is not the presentation you had all prepared in front of the audience, but that your OS (valued in the billions) crashing in the middle of your glory speech :-)
Since when were Apple computers not IBM compatible?
@Ramhound I don't think you can boot DiskWarrior DVD on PC or you can go to Apple Store and boot their diagnostic system over the network in order run some hardware/memory tests. And other way round, you can't install OS X on PC, as it will fail in most cases, because of hardware incompatibilities (Macs are not fully-IBM-compatible PCs). — kenorb15 mins ago
Its like he didn't even read what I actually said.
I believe that to be correct, at some time long ago all apple stuff ran on what they called "Power PC" "This three-way collaboration became known as AIM alliance, for Apple, IBM, Motorola. In 1991, the PowerPC was just one facet of a larger alliance among these three companies. At the time, most of the personal computer industry was shipping systems based on the Intel 80386 and 80486 chips, which had a CISC architecture, and development of the Pentium processor was well underway. The PowerPC chip was one of several joint ventures involving the three,. . .
Sort of funny at the time to hear that apple was running on PC :-) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC but I came in with the amiga instead and the motorolla processors.
2006 running core-2 duos "Apple also introduced Boot Camp in 2006 to help users install Windows XP or Windows Vista on their Intel Macs alongside Mac OS X"
Around that time (or a bit before), I assumed from the talking, that both run the same basic hardwares, with different OSes. (except we were pushing an extra gig out from beating them with overclocking, they did not seem interested in)
I just bought a Sapphire Radeon R9 270X graphics card and installed it.
The installer on the driver installation CD it came with only shows this list of compatible cards though - it doesn't include the 270X at all. I tried using the CD anyway, and I still ended up (1) not having Windows Aero ef...
Can liquid cooling be added to name brand laptops (Dell, HP, Asus, etc) to keep them cooler?
