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Vega is advanced uArch. Volta is closer to RX Vega's NCU, than Pascal. But NCU is more sophisticated due to AMD's advanced tech. Setting up the front end, Vega can be any type of compute card. This is the future. When "set up" for games, it can be quite efficient. You can read more about...

Vega is pure win. Supports all the latest standards, runs cooler, is more efficient and provides the user with the latest technology. Something, a competitor can only offer in a $8k product. Rx Vega will outperform the higher priced 1080, in modern games. Nothing to really argue. And if...

Stop trolling us with Nvidia hyperbole. There is already a thread section for your incessant rants. (btw, nobody cares about Fiji, Kepler, Maxwell, Tahiti, Pascal, etc..) @ Everyone else: AMD is following a different path than both Intel and Nvidia. I've mentioned this many times and that...

Sorry, that is not true. I am not dreaming about anything, I am TRYING to discuss AMD's infinity fabric and the virtues that could possible bring to the high end Gamer. But it seems, that topic keeps getting trolled, and threadcrapped on by people who would rather talk about Nvidia, while...

I see... :rolleyes: So you are ignoring the whole post, because I ask you to stay on topic & speak about AMD's (advanced version) of cache coherency ?? And being unable to expound upon AMD's own technology, You choose to skip the whole discussion, to let everyone know that Nvidia's (anemic...

No need to defend yourself. You are stating, you don't think so. I am stating, I think so.. The tell-tale and extent of your knowledge is illustrated every time you try to bolster your remarks, when you have to revert to using Intel's Mesh, or Nvidia's mesh to talk about AMD. So, lets stick...

Correct, that also mean all your speculation up to this point means shit all. And you have 8500 posts.

I am sorry, but I have no reason to lie. And once again, you are trying to spread misinformation, or are once again attempting to downplay and misrepresent things. It's obvious to me, you are purposely looking past the other glaring remarks Raja has also said. But in your defense, seeing you...

Nobody cares about Intel's mesh bro ! You are simply using that to downplay Vega and AMD's Infinity Fabric. And you are doing a very bad job of it, because Intel doesn't do GPUs !! He is not talking about APU fabric, or GPU fabric, he was talking about Interconnect bus between CPUs. You...

Sorry, I don't believe you are being honest. You are incredibly full of misinformation. Here is a little free dive. And I quote: I already suggested you didn't know much, but THAT^ pretty much negates all of the BS you have been trying to spew. I won't play your game.

er.. "You are so sure of yourself, yet are missing some simple things..." <---- Your post above proves I was right. It seems you are not seeing the big picture, or are indeed just trying to dismiss AMD. Because Nvidia's mesh (& Intel's for that matter) is junior stuff, & nothing close or as...

I am glad you have scaled down your argument, to something less obnoxious. I agree with you on the most part and understand the complexities involved. I just do not think you are grasping how far out ahead AMD in this department. It has nothing to do with Nvidia, but AMD is at the forefront of...

Yes, did you read the AMD one..? NVidia has their own troubles and going down their own route. AMD has been actually tackling those problem with their HSA pursuance.

Yes, generic as written. AFR is how current x2 work. Change that, you change everything. Your whole argument stems from something in the uber faar off, unobtainable future. Yet Vega still has Infinity fabric ! I get you do not want to admit AMD has been spending millions on HSA solving those...

Infinity fabric has two sides to it, the interconnects & control logic. If two PCIe buses can run in Crossfire, then two GPUs can communicate over fabric using logic. It is not as difficult as you are making it out to be. Latencies will be much less that SLI/Crossfire, too. I am not even...

I was discussing the higher end of the RX product line, and suggesting before Xmas AMD will have a Vega x2. Certainly before their competitor releases their newest game card. As a high end gamer, I am more interested in what infinity fabric brings, then dismissing it all together.

Nobody here is talking about crossfire. It seems that you and others here are unfamiliar with massive parallelism and downclocks. So I understand why you keep trying to troll using 800watts. The simple answer is because your assumption of wattage is wrong. AMD can design any power envelope they...

I like visuals. Here is a good idea of what infinity fabric can do in the CPU world. Now, just ponder what Crossfire/Sli was. Then ask yourself how many pins are on a PCIe x16 Bus? And why do we need a second card, when we can just place a second 484mm^2 next to one another in an X2 design ...

Your comments are anecdotal. AMD has put two GPUs on one card in nearly every generation of uArch they have sold. I am not asking AMD to do this, we know this is going to happen. The prose or question should be, is how. Like I said, given what we know. They will do this using "Infinity Fabric"...

Glad you have those concerns, but I don't see AMD loosing too much sleep over the "Gaming" version of Volta. That is roughly 10~11 months away. Vega is going to have free reign in the gaming market thru the 2017 Holiday. Cheap 4k FreeSync2 monitors for everyone, even the basement dwellers. OPhra...

Anecdotal remarks like yours, are exactly what sets your post apart from an educated one. I am sorry, but you have nearly 1500 posts, I highly doubt you need me to explain "infinity fabric" to you. What you do need to explain is why YOU happen to think, there is not a Vega x2 in the works ...

I mentioned this earlier, but there are many people spouting facetious epitaphs over Vega's demise, that are not even concerned with facts. Additionally, Vega is not only the name for the GPU uArch, but also the brand. Dr Su said, AMD felt the name was so kewl, they planned to keep the code...

And what is the Titan's... 336 ? Sound right?

You seem to know a lot. Please go on..

Greetings all... OP here. I have had zero issues with my Monitor. I run my OS and games at 90hz. The only Issue I actually have, is occasionally upon waking my system, my icons on my desktop are all relocated, to fit what seems a smaller monitor. Like the resolution changes when I wake my...

I will wait it out... MS has a 30day return policy. My X34 has waken from sleep over 100 times now.. I have had my screen only once, not wake. Had to cycle power on it, and computer to get it to come back on.

Oh man, you have to be the most irrational member I have seen. Screaming, yelling & complaining about a new top-end gaming monitor, then go out and buy an outgoing Dell. What X34 doesn't hit 80hz..?

I agree^...! But I picked up a X34 anyways. I do not really care for the X34 aspect ratio and would rather lean towards 16:10. But the X34 will be great for my racing station/chair I will be building... soo. I think a 4k 34"~39" G-sync/Freesync @ 120hz is the sweet spot for game panel...

Exactly^ None of this, is the point. I & Others have none of the issue he is having.. I get the anger, but be an adult and get a new one already... Walk into a retailer and grab one, if it doesn't do what you want, you get a new one. /eos

For any who care. I started a X34 Owner's thread HERE Since this thread is a tad outdated and has 9 months of speculation and has served it's purpose, now that the Acer X34 is out.

Sorry, I do not see one. All I see, is a big 9-month old, massive thread with months & months of speculation about this product. Not about ownership and reality. People should not have to weed through 9 months of hear-say, and speculation now that the Product is officially released. I am quite...

I drove 30 miles to my local Micro Center and bought a Acer Predator X34 @ $1,299 + Tax. It is boxed & sitting beside me, but I am unable to get to it, until tonight. This monitor is not a myth anymore. Who else here decided to try this route?

If true, I should have mine tomorrow.

Thanks for that input guys.

Hey thanks NCX.. Would you say the BenQ is the best 32" 4k "gaming" monitor out, right now. Even though it does not have Free-Sync. Is the Samsung U32E850R flicker free..?

Can anyone name a better (16:10'ish) 32" gaming monitor, like/similar too the Acer X34. Other than this BenQ BL 3201 PH ..? I think the Samsung 32" 4k supports G-sync and have better displays.. but their board have too much latency for gaming..? Is this correct.. ?

I understand. Fortunately, I have been saving for 3+ years for my project, in updating my whole house, under 64bit OS. So, as a minimalist the biggest best monitor is all I can afford. So the cost of it to me, is nominal. Looking.. is the reason I am at my computer. What I see is important...

I might be wrong then. But I believe I read a review where that tested for being PWM free.. and that it was only for high brightness or levels. Looking now into this. If the Ben Q 3201 is 100% PWM free, I will have to pick it up for one of my stations.

WTF..?

That is their marketing, but in reality several test have revealed that the BenQ flickers if full brightness is not used. I can't have that..