Recent content by Dustin Mock

My take is that MSI was trying to do everything on the up and up until the backlash started to kick in, now they are trying to do a little gray territory work around like using one of their Chinese partners as an intermediary pass-thru for funds and information.

I'll try and re-create the scene they described and see what I can pull off, although I am almost positive they didn't use AFR and just left it on the default. http://forums.amd.com/game/messageview.cfm?catid=475&threadid=183935&STARTPAGE=2&FTVAR_FORUMVIEWTMP=Linear When I put it to default...

No those aren't from the same I just loaded the game, ran outside tried to grab screenshots of action scenes quick real quick. The log I did real quick running around the same area outside after that. Just made a quick video running outside to show that it's actually pretty smooth...

@eggman Been a while since I used fraps. Here is my log though from running around outside right quick: 2015-03-06 18:57:33 - DyingLightGame Frames: 1203 - Time: 22094ms - Avg: 54.449 - Min: 43 - Max: 63

http://img.pixady.com/2015/03/386495_4k.jpg http://img.pixady.com/2015/03/176905_4k_2.jpg http://img.pixady.com/2015/03/515179_4k_3.jpg http://img.pixady.com/2015/03/158076_4k_4.jpg http://img.pixady.com/2015/03/292915_4k_5.jpg http://img.pixady.com/2015/03/873384_4k_6.jpg...

@Eggman: 295x2 is a crossfire 290X set-up which was one of the cards tested. Would you like me to Fraps, or will screenshots suffice?

Strange, how is my crossfire 4GB 290X set up getting steady 60 FPS with very high textures @ 4K while the author is getting upper 20's? Either the author isn't smart enough to know how to turn on AFR mode on his crossfire profiles (not a good trait for PC reviewer), or he intentionally tried...

People who have the money but not enough know-how to build their own. Some people are also scared to mess with components for fear of ruining them. The threat of shorting out a $500 dollar (or in this case $1,000) processor due to accident, or buying incompatible parts and having to spend a...

Nevermind, found what I was looking for. It's 798 GHz on a Silicone-Germanium 130 Nanometer chip running on 1.7 volts at 4 degrees Kelvin using liquid Helium. http://www.news.gatech.edu/2014/02/17/silicon-germanium-chip-sets-new-speed-record

Anyone know what the true cpu clock speed world record really is? Not these types of competitions world record, but something along the lines of an "MIT custom built CPU operating at .5 degrees above absolute zero" kind of world record.

I'm pretty sure the only real bonus at the moment for DDR4 over DDR3 is the lower voltage making it much better for laptop and mobile devices and in the future allowing for much higher clock speeds on the Desktop variety. In theory you should be able to overclock it a lot higher since you won't...