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Canadian here - refreshing sites showed NO updates/products - and then - when they did update, they updated as out of stock. I am pretty sure Canada got shafted hard on the graphics. A shame since I live right by the old ATI headquarters.

It's funny, my non-techie friends will still value a card by it's ram amount.

I was reading into this, as I imagine we all have, and the underlying issue was apparently a lack of BGA substrate(s?). If this is the issue, wouldn't we hear of this, as it is not AMD specific, but literally impacts the whole industry?

Honestly, I feel like they should make a new store purchase page for these releases if they really want to combat this. Or build in more captcha like devices, design new captcha devices that haven't been seen before for release. That should tremendously slow down bot purchases. Think maybe a...

Oh shoot, I'm hoping they've improved since then, otherwise, the 3080 edges out in value I think. Yeah super resolution, and unlike DLSS 2.0, it's not dev sided and does not use an AI neural network. Though it's performance remains to be evaluated.

Ouch, what's the context behind this post, satire? Or is this based on an actual review that I am not familiar with? I am trying to gauge where the AMD RT performance is at, and I can't find the source data for the above.

Yep, and the 6900XT is also 300 watts. The 3090 spikes to 450 watts. Huge difference! Of course, we'll have to wait and see what the 6900XT spikes to with Rage enabled, but the PPW for AMD is way better than nVidia this gen it seems.

Oh shoot, I totally misinterpreted in both regards then. I appreciate

Super resolution is their answer to DLSS, and they do it via shaders being loaded dynamically as I understand on what data is out there. (Not AI based) I also am wondering, if "Full API" means, that the benchmarks actually did include ray tracing on, for both nVidia and AMD. Imagine that...

Well here's what I think is different, they may have used AMD components, but were the architectures, and hardware environments as close to 1:1 as the new consoles and cards will be? It's my impression that they were not (but again, I am not sure, that's why I am sharing my thoughts from a...

Sorry I am not following - are you saying that there has been console hardware in the past, using chips nearly identical in design to the PC counterparts, and there were driver issues? Don't get me wrong, I am still waiting on seeing results before I make a purchase decision, but if the next...

Thank you for your response, I came to the same conclusion, I also should've clarified when I said big screen I meant a higher resolution from my PC monitor (4K@60).

This could be naive on my part, but my understanding is that since the big navi architecture is being used for both the upcoming AMD cards and the next gen consoles, that for multi-platform games, development focus will first be on consoles (AMD hardware), and should translate to PC nicely...

Hey everyone, like a lot of you here I am planning to upgrade my 4(?) year old GTX 1080 to a 3080 or Big Navi card shortly (or when in stock). I was concerned if my 2700x might bottleneck these GPU's performance at varying resolutions, and was wondering what specific aspects of processing might...

I am not familiar with laptops, is there a good value laptop with an HDMI out that will output 4K video files without issue? The budgest I have been presented with is 450-550 USD Any suggestions will be appreciated, thank you for any responses

I did not initialize/setup the disk (I assumed this would occur automatically). Disk management allowed me to do this, and then setting up a simple volume on the now unallocated drive option is what I needed to do. Thank you for your response, sorry to have wasted your time!

No, I am only using the primary m.2 and primary pcie slot for my discrete graphics I'm concerned the 660p cannot run in pcie 2.0, and is incompatible, a consideration I hadn't made when purchasing, I am hoping I am wrong.

I recently purchased an Intel 660p 1TB drive, pci-e 3.0 x4 And have installed it in my ASRock Taichi x470's secondary m.2 slot, which is: 1 x M.2 Socket (M2_2), supports M Key type 2230/2242/2260/2280 M.2 PCI Express module up to Gen2 x4 (20 Gb/s) In device manager I see the hardware, but it is...

It's a shame so many people feel the need to cheat. Glad they banned a large chunk, I love the game so far, and I'd rather only play with honest players on equal footing.

Yes, but that's the case with all f2p player counts. So comparing it to Fortnite is a direct comparison

I have went through many mice since my mx510. If they can keep the weight and shape the same with all the modern bells and whistles, then I'm buying.

The locked characters are not overpowered. Everything else is cosmetic, and the game is free to play. Quit the whining. Play a few hours to unlock the character you want. If it's a good game, your going to be putting the time in anyways.

If the game flopped, would he be forced to give back the money he was paid? Furthermore, and under similar consideration, is the game company getting the bulk of that money from this Netflix deal? Since it only exists because of them? Or is the author getting all of that, AND this settlement...

I wish all the best for this game company. I bought Sub Nautica just to support them, and haven't really played it. I still regularly play Natural Selection 2, their FPS/RTS hybrid multiplayer game. One of the more complex FPS games on the market. I actually have heard they are partnering up...

Me too, but I question it now, I have a ZTE currently, and I'm a little apprehensive as a result

The trick is to identify all major adversaries, not just one. Which America does. If you are implying America has been overly focused on Russia, and China has somehow, in some regard been free to fly under the radar as a result, I would disagree. Generally it's good to think your country is in...

CS players used bright blue and red player models to increase visual distinction by contrast. But that would get you banned from competition if caught.

Better quality image, and lower power consumption. I want a high refresh rate OLED for my desktop at 24" at a sub $300 price point by next year hopefully

There was an article yesterday about that in regards to the US, and this one with regards to Korea. China is "allowing" IP theft, and this is the result. Other counties are pulling out of the Chinese market.

Based on recent news of state sanctioned Chinese hackers stealing information from large tech companies, and Chinese factories illegally producing and selling technology from their customers (e.g. Samsung OLED), coupled with their 2025 self sufficiency initiative in regards to technology...

This is going to continue to occur. I wonder how much of this is unseen.

I'm looking forward to the maturation of this service. I see public transportation, and private shuttle busses being first in the consumer space for this rather than Johnny Cab

Perspective based 3D imaging is nothing new. LCD glasses being used for stereoscopic imaging, again, is nothing new. It can do up to 8 people? By shutting off vision while others see the their own perspectives? Welcome to an increasingly transparent image. This guy is really hamming up old tech...

Thank you for your response

Hey everyone, does anyone have any recommendations for a motherboard that has two m.2 pcie 3.0 x4 slots? I got one slot filled, and I'd like to possibly have another down the line. I plan to purchase a 2700x, 16GB 3200 cl14 RAM, use my gtx 1080, and get a mobo with room for two m.2 drives (just...

Hey everyone, I am getting a 2700x, a 970 EVO 500 m.2 nvme, and I have a 1080. I was wondering about the motherboard and RAM I should get. I see the below on sale, but I am surprised by the low price - has anyone had issues with the below brand? Also would anyone have any motherboard...

A lot of confusion in this thread. The question should be asked, why are all these ISP's and the FCC trying so hard to overturn California's net neutrality laws? Hint: Money

I have not taken apart all quantum dot displays, and used a microscope to verify their composition no. Does this mean I have to retract a statement?

There are no problems, they just are using blue LEDs to supplement lack of having a quantum dot that produces blue wavelengths. I could be wrong. Evidence to the contrary will change my viewpoint. You don't seem familiar with what I brought up, so, by all means, your own research may yield...

OLED, my friend, is the best. Quantum dots still do not handle blue yet. Soon though, and I'm sure Samsung will be best