there are benefits and drawbacks to both
One thing I am quite fond of is DLC management in origin, which is leagues better than steams. Half the time steam doesnt even download the DLC until I restart the application, whereas origin you can individually manage each DLCs download and install
the lack of right click menus in metro was one of the biggest reasons its a useability nightmare, but adding that in still doesnt make me want to use it
anyone ever heard of/used this site?
http://www.shopblt.com/item/gigabyte-gv-r929d5-4gd-b-radeon-r9-290-4gb/gigmbd_gvr929d54gdb.html
out of stock, but can still get an order in at $419
for a case that looks the same on the outside, that is a very different case compared to the prodigy. Its making me wish I didnt recently buy a prodigy though.
out of stock but still that price...tempted to order. If this was the 290 at only 10 over MSRP I'd jump on it.
EDIT: oh you did mention they are not in stock yet
the DS4 doesnt sit in my hands nearly as comfortably as the DS3. The triggers are better though.
Either way, sony never said the DS4 wouldn't work on PSNow. Its possible that it still could (Map options to start and touchpad click to select. Which makes sense since on PS4 PSNow uses DS4.) Any...
one of the 6970s in my trifire setup is shot and I cant fall back to two cards or I lose eyefinity performance.
I've been waiting for nonreference 290s for a crossfire setup (I have the spacing on my mobo) and have been watching the litecoin pricing surge...
I'm more than a little annoyed.
I decided to see what my gaming rig would do litecoin mining, and I feel like im getting far to low rates for triple 6970s
anyone have a clue why?
http://imgur.com/Xelv0wj
I just checked the review linked from the main page
http://www.hardcoreware.net/noctua-nh-u14s-review/
thats incredible, blows away the NH-D14 at lower cost and half as many towers!
I don't see myself rushing to replace my D14, but I don't think I have ever been more impressed with an...
so, as non reference coolers rarely work in multi GPU setups, I'm wondering how these will handle crossfire/trifire...
I really want to buy 2 and get a 3rd down the road, but I'm really hesitant with these heat numbers
I really want to buy two of these and crossfire immediately, however the heat and power consumption have me nervous
any chance after market coolers will come out that actually work in crossfire? More specifically in trifire
I wish these comparisons included the Noctua NH-D14 it has been from what I know the best performing air cooler since it released, however most newer reviews on pretty much all sites are ignoring it, so I don't know how these newer coolers stack up
I think it would be: R9 770
basically flip the generation number with the tier number
I would expect the first high end to be: R9 170 (though companies seem to prefer to avoid the number one, so it might be R9 270)
yea I know, but I'm not sure there, I've had a great experience with the M65, however a lot of mouse snobs claim optical is far superior, and it has been a long time since I've used an optical mouse (i think anyway)
I remember an article a while back showing how much stutter is improved when using trifire (and I've sen it myself), would you guys be willing to see if it goes further here? maybe do two tests when you check up on phase 2, one with crossfire one with trifire?
so on newegg an M65 is 69.99 with a 10 dollar off promo code, an M40 is 59.99
I was about to order this as a backup gaming rig mouse expecting it to be 44.99 or so, but I might as well get another M65 (sniper button isn't bad even though I hardly use it, but I love the aluminum body on the M65)...
I see 30 for tomb raider + bioshock, 35 for bioshock crysis and blood dragon, 14-15 for just tomb raider
so 45-50 seems what would be average now.
We will see in august when I'm adding an extra computer whats the best deal, as of right now its definitely not an easy call
I'd be surprised if you couldn't get 60, I've never seen tomb raider or bioshock available for less than 35, the fact that you are selling a ticket lowers the value, but then its enhanced a bit by the fact that blood dragon and crysis are there
to me even though this card is good at its price point, AMD is still the much better deal
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202026
if I was putting something together in that price range right now I would get that card for sure, you are getting about the same...
those that mentioned multimonitors...if you think that is bad, try it in eyefinity, having three monitors flickering back and forth between very different UIs every time you hit the windows key is painful, then the ridiculous distances you have to move your mouse every time you right click on...