Brent_Justice
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SPOILERS: New AMD Card Coming - Unfortunately, this is all we can show you right now. It's a sturdy briefcase, with a hefty feel, but what is inside, I shall not reveal.
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Unless it has a CPU that competes with Intel in performance, I care very little. If it's a GPU then it'll cost more money then most of us spend on our entire PC. Nvidia released a $3000 graphics card just to one up AMD. So what now AMD's going to do something equally as stupid?
...but what is inside, I shall not reveal.
Unless it has a CPU that competes with Intel in performance, I care very little.
AMD R9 290X2.
"Yawn"?
Interesting stuff, but not as exciting as new mobile processors and better "free" integrated GPUs that make inexpensive, low-power platforms not only able to do some work type stuff but also support a little bit of occasional fun.
meh, AMD GPU doesn't have CUDA ... not interested.
Adobe After Effects & Premiere Pro require CUDA-capability for final rendering.
Is it just me or are your posts getting increasingly estrogen-soaked by the day? Care to share what are you going through?
I believe they can use OpenCL and benefit from rendering on AMD GPUs as well.
Be silent, peasant. Myself and my yachting mates have already decided we must have this mysterious device, damn the cost.Unless it has a CPU that competes with Intel in performance, I care very little. If it's a GPU then it'll cost more money then most of us spend on our entire PC. Nvidia released a $3000 graphics card just to one up AMD. So what now AMD's going to do something equally as stupid?
Did they have an intern put this together? Loving the super glossy cheap vinyl sticker with poorly cut out edges. The graphic doesn't even line up between the ribs on that shoddy oriental trading company case.
If you cant nail the presentation on a $10 briefcase promo how can anyone expect a top class $800+ card to be properly executed!
Unless it has a CPU that competes with Intel in performance, I care very little.
So what's the combination Brent?
Don't be so grumpy about everything. Not everyone on the planet cares about having the biggest or most power hungry GPU in a clunky obsolete desktop form factor. Most computers sold have some sort of integrated graphics and it's been that way for a really long time so I don't think there's anything wrong with being more interested in getting better stuff from Intel with their processor or from AMD built into their CPUs.
They don't. OpenCL is only used for previews, not actual ray tracing calculations, unfortunately.I believe they can use OpenCL and benefit from rendering on AMD GPUs as well.
meh, AMD GPU doesn't have CUDA ... not interested.
Adobe After Effects & Premiere Pro require CUDA-capability for final rendering.