Recent content by Lou007

So saying AMD's chips are glued together isn't petty.

Not very future proof. Better off buying the AMD equivalent when the prices drop for their cards at least we know they're future proof for DX12 titles.

But didn't AMD as part of VESA adopt DP to phase out VGA? It was never intended to be used on Televisions but more as a means of a new connector for lcd monitors slowly replacing the analogue input, and at the same time able to carry the audio signal. The intent was to make it widely available...

Wow they could half the size and the price if they used HBM memory on the board...:laugh:

So to support those features would the HDMI cable have to be certified to carry those signals? You probably couldn't connect a cheap branded HDMI cable, is what I'm saying.

Found these interesting facts: The HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) specification was conceived more than ten years ago by six consumer electronics giants: Hitachi, Panasonic, Philips, Silicon Image, Sony, and Toshiba. Today, HDMI Licensing, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Silicon...

So is that 4gb of ram kicking 12gb of rams butt :laugh: It also looks like (If these are to be believed) that the R9 390X is more than just a rebrand.

Allow me to put it into perspective for you, in New Zealand a Titan starts at $1890 as does a Gtx690 and a gtx780 will go for about $1350. A Radeon 7990 will set you back a cool $1190. Now with that said can you honestly say a Titan is worth that premium? If the R9 290X is priced at the 7990...