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Man, this is really sad. Poor move on AMD's part, but it's times like these that [H] shines. Piss off Kyle, and it's scorched earth. This no BS article is a breath of fresh air and I like how he has no filter and no patience when it comes to stuff like this. Been reading for over 15 years, and...

Well, BOXX only sells workstations for the creative professional and they make a big deal out of the overclocking as it pertains to single threaded applications, like Solidworks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NSv18EKTMM

If you absolutely have to buy it pre-built because work won't let you build your own, here's a pre-overclocked system from BOXX that will maximize single threaded performance: http://www.boxxtech.com/products/workstations/single-socket/3dboxx-4150-xtreme

BOXX has next business day on-site support. That's kinda the thing about buying a BOXX. Certified systems, support for professionals, measurable ROI and lower TCO. The video was in good fun. And do you think BOXX would ever had made the front page of HardOCP in any other way? ;) /BOXX...

Marketing is Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. So advertising is a component, yes. You must reach the market you want to sell to. /marketing major

There are no ASICs for mining Litecoin, so dust off those Radeons!

SMH Mantle IS, in essence, the low level API present in DirectX 11.x found in the XBONE. DirectX 11.x is a SUPERSET of 11.2. What else is included in 11.x besides the 11.2 subest? The freakin' low-level graphics libraries that allow close to metal programming for GCN cores, also a subset...

Great review Brent and Kyle!

Clever semantics by Microsoft. Of course the PC-side marketing name for the low level API we're all talking about is not supported by the XBOX One. But what do you think DX 11.x is? It's not going to be available on the PC, and that's for a reason - it's close to metal. What metal? GCN...

You nailed it. Put a fork in this story, it's done.

I'd say that was the point.

Or coincidence. There's a lot of mis-information out there.

Those of us who really have an NDA have known when the EXACT date the embargo would lift, and for quite some time.

I've heard really good things!

Out of curiosity, what level Intel channel partner are you? You must realize that this is a volume based game. Sell more product, get more attention. That, and marketability. Make a splash in the media and you might get some attention. So obviously people do care about these companies or...

...and the point of the prebuilt system is that you wouldn't have to deal directly with an Asus RMA department.

Well, then that makes sense. All of the above companies are nationally known and advertised, and are seen in mainstream reviews. Not sure what the ROI would be for Asus to try to reach out to every mom and pop builder out there...

Who's "us?"

Try a reflow before you do anything. Go through the process again, this time screw down the the two screws on the side that had the thicker part of the ETI - the part of the horse shoe shape that would have been the thickest. Do this WHILE the temperature is high and you have the pump...

http://legitreviews.com/article/1852/1/

Somebody hasn't been paying attention. Up till the 6000 series we've been getting tweaking of the R600 core. This is entirely new architecture.

You can buy it, but you have to buy their SHIFT case with it and the EPIC Audio Engine:

I had many friends that lost their jobs at AMD during this latest layoff and they were good people, hard working, and most of them had families.

After carefully watching this video a few times and comparing the graphical quality, I'd say that Battlefield 3 still has better graphics.

Not trying to argue your points, but I did want to mention that R10 is terribly optimized for that many threads, you should use R11.5 for reference.

Their performance tends to degrade very rapidly over time. Not worth it if you're looking for a reliable, long term solution.

That's not the ECO II 240 if I'm not mistaken, it's the ECO I in that graph...

LOL...bye!

And to clarify - most marketers that have influence over roadmaps/features are "technical marketers" and they are the ones with EE's and MBA's. So blame them for over-promising and under-delivering. Or just do what everyone does in a crunch, and blame TSMC.

Most "marketing" groups in the tech industry are made of of engineers with MBAs.

Are you bitter that some sorority girl you had a crush on blew some marketing major instead of you? Your post doesn't deserve a serious response.

The rest of your post wasn't worth responding to, but this is hysterical. My 3000 square foot house in Houston, TX cost $160K.

The ECO 240 was available directly from CoolIT pre-Corsair. The model in that graph is the ECO II head (same cold plate/pump used in Corsair units) matched to the ECO 240 radiator, which was reused for the H100. So thermally it has the same profile as H100. CoolIT is selling directly to the...

It's exactly the same, just ask CoolIT. ;)

Dude, most technical marketers in the PC business have a EE and an MBA. THOSE are the most devious and they do stuff like this on purpose.

You can see the thermal resistance numbers between the H100 (same as a CoolIT ECO II with 240mm rad) and the D14 here. ^click on the graph in the middle to get the numbers edit: here's a direct link: http://imageshack.us/f/600/coolingefficiency.jpg/

The chassis they launched over a year after MainGear that looks eerily similar? MainGear is cheaper and has better cooling: http://maingearforums.com/entry.php?715-The-MAINGEAR-EPIC-Supercoolers-Cooling-Done-Right

Glad to see Chris Ram doing storage on [H]...great article.

Congrats, you now make up part of that 5-15%.

Go look up watts versus amps and get back to me. ;)