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OP needs an update. MS confirmed the price of the series S and Windows Central leaked the X version will be priced at $500. People talk less about GE Force now because 3rd party publishers forced Nvidia to take away our ability to play games we paid for. Nvidia firmly proved cloud gaming has...

1. Bitcoin is the go to catch all term. People don't think of them as Cryptocurrencies but as Bitcoin alternatives. 2. They explicitly mention this is for Ethereum mining if you click the link. You're understanding of cryptocurrencies is limited. They have value precisely because they are...

Ive been frustrated with Intel which is why I've been waiting on Ryzen to get a feel if AMD will offer anythng close enough to being competitive. AMD has done that so I'll sponsor them with my sorely needed upgrade.

The point of this thread is talk about the displays. Misrepresenting the backlight glow by not adjusting your camera settings is the type of discussion we need because those pictures are trying to add facts to the discussion.

I ordered mine from CDW. The monitor has no issues other than the backlight bleed and even then it's not something I'm going to be picky about because it's nowhere near bad enough to bother me. It looks half as bad as some of the IPS glow pictures posted in this thread.

:rolleyes: I was thinking of something more intensive like a 2GB file. Congrats on your ASSumption.

I found that part strange. I wish someone else did these types of tests or Tech Report did them again with software that pushes storage like the various mods for Skyrim or video editing.

Fudzilla was the original rumormonger for 8GB. What's your point?

Someone made a post on OCN mentioning Acer already started selling it directly in the US but it became sold out in minutes. Keep your eye out boys. http://www.overclock.net/t/1546747/official-nvidia-geforce-gtx-titan-x-owners-club/2100_30#post_23713969

Guys pcper aren't the only ones seeing ghosting. So out of 4 displays that could be reviewed 3 of them are showing signs of ghosting. The fourth one is the 29" version of the LG display so it's doubtful it escaped this problem.

Tamlin_WSGF covered 1 and 2 mostly. ULMB is a gsync feature because Nvidia specifically tied the implementation into the gsync module. You can get monitors that have similar functionality as ULMB but right now they are rare. Read this page to learn about the rest...

The strengths of each system really are: Freesync More affordable Custom resolution scaler on the display side instead of the GPU Choice of having Vsync on or off Ability to use more than Displayport and doesn't disable audio input over DP Gsync No Ghosting ULMB as an option when playing at...

The same thing happened with the Swift. Europe got it first. I don't mind. We usually get first dibs on products. :cool:

If I was to guess, the German branch of alternate. The UK branch doesn't have it in stock. https://www.alternate.de/Acer/Predator-XB270HUbprz-NVIDIA%20R%20-G-SYNC%20TM%20-LED-Monitor/html/product/1181210?campaign=Monitor/Acer/1181210#2200346518129395787

I love how they update their editorials as new technology comes out.

Let's not skimp: Asus Swift +8bit panel overcomes typical TN color quality limitations +1440p +3D vision +ULMB at 120hz -TN panel still means you have bad viewing angles -highly more variable quality -NVIDIA GPU only for it's G-Sync/ULMB features o matte film

IPS has poor contrast compared to VA panels. If you want great blacks it's what you would buy.

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Modred189 already brought up one reason why you are wrong but here is another. Triangulating phone calls isn't a trivial task. I was watching an interview with a 911 responder and there job has gotten tougher with the rise of cellphones. Before they didn't need to know where the call was...

If people are able to use 4 cards then that means they are using only one or zero gpu. Blocking out the bottom radiator/fan section would be less stressful than fitting 2 gpus in that case. Well I'm making an assumption on the cooling performance but I have little reason to doubt this. I get...

It seems like you mostly see cooling performance as the only thing that is a value add in a case. Expansion slots (among other things) are a value add in of itself. The original design of the case was just for 4 slots but it was pointed out that since there is enough space to fit a radiator...

Frankly I'm fine with the current design so far because the goal is to make a compact MATX case because every single MATX case, except for 2, are just slightly smaller ATX sized cases with 4 expansion slots. Would an ATX PSU be feasible if there was an optional mounting bracket if the...

The front not the side. Doing it that way allows the GPU exhausts pointing vertically straight up like the Raven and Fortress instead of parallel to the ground. The problem you pointed earlier with the front panel fans maybe alleviated if they help push hot air upwards because it's clearly not...

The current box design is too generic. I really like the beveled design you considered earlier. I think you could make that bevel functional by putting the basic IO and power button on it. This way people using dual gpu setups can have the option of laying this case on its front and have the...

Quad setups are a big gamble in general. I would be happy to recoup the costs of your wasted purchase for 1k ;)

It's the best selling gaming monitor. Her derf. What an idiot indeed. Thanks for the insight. :rolleyes:

But with Tmobile the front for a no contract phone doesn't have to be paid immediately. It can be broken down into smaller payments over a period of 2 years. Unlike past contract plans when you do the math an off contract phone paid for this way costs less than the subsidized phones because...

When they first introduced Gsync they said they would but they changed their minds a month afterwards.

Aside from taking EU prices and converting it to USD (because you would need to forget to take out VAT for such a price difference) where do you see this for American prices?

You don't understand how important it is to get laptop GPUs offer better performance through variable refresh. Regardless AMD by their own admission don't have any plans to even market it. They came out of nowhere with Eyefinity while had months to prepare this announcement for CES. For...

Well it needs very strong handles because it weighs 45 lbs. It would be a pain in the ass to even adjust a little bit after your build is finished.

I'm curious about your experience. I noticed a small vendor offers to do in house panel inspection for a significantly higher fee than a monitor they don't personally check and guarantee a certain level of quality. Have you tried paying for such a service and still gotten burned?

That's not what his question implied. The 1st iteration of the gsync module will have 3 modes. Gsync - which is what everyone is reviewing right now 3d Vision - everyone knows what this is Low persistence - This is Nvidia's implementation of making the Lightboost mod a lot better than it...

Great review Vega. It was a nice complementary analysis to the TFTcentral review. I have 2 questions. The first is why does the TN panel look a less pixelated than the others even though they have the same resolution? I can make out certain details on the Benq that gets washed out in the...

While I'm more interested in getting a gsync monitor I just might get this because the flicker free aspect is maybe something I can appreciate for everyday usage. If I don't like it I can return it.

This can happen especially because of laptops and tablets. Since pushing high image quality is hard on such devices and they would get so much benefit with something like gsync. The only problem is that their thermal and space restrictions for GPUs is extremely limited and general PC usage is...

Why do you think this can be solved with software? Nvidia is making a custom circuit board that needs to be added to a display because the display manufacturers (aside from BenQ and to a lesser extent Asus) have been stagnant on addressing gaming concerns.

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA-G-Sync-Death-Refresh-Rate I would add this to your list of must read articles. It looks at what happened over the last few decades with display tech that left us in such a sorry state that Nvidia had to make this solution.

That's a dumb joke.

It depends on the intended use. Right now what matters to me are. Performance consistency Power surge protection Encryption Reliability $/GB