Recent content by Veradun

Uhm, still DX11, not promising :/

Coming from an RX480, I'd suggest a non XT RX5700, the performance step up is huge and it starts at 330$ (XFX RX5700 DD Ultra). Just avoid MSI (unless you want the overpriced Gaming X) and ASUS. The best designs are: Powercolor Red Devil (3-fan) Sapphire Pulse Cheap but still good options...

A GTX1070Ti is around 25% faster than an RX580, spending +150% for +25% doesn't look like the wisest move :) What's the monitor model you are going to use?

Go Sapphire, for Polaris it is the best.

I have a single NVMe WD Black 1TB drive (the previous one) in which I put everything except videos/pics that instead go to my NAS that also acts as DLNA server :>

Oh, found this https://www.jonpeddie.com/store/add-in-board-report

Because it's what they are, gpus. JPR also has figures about discrete graphics alone, but you need to get behind the paywall to get them :(

It's actually never been an x86 license, it was a license to FSB. When Intel switched to the new DMI they were left with the short straw. At that point they engineered that marketing stunt known as NF200, a fabulous chip able to deliver a true SLi experience giving 16 PCIe lanes to each of two...

I'm looking forward to read from someone willing to get behind that huge paywall and spread this info :D

JPR's headlines on paywalled reports are a bit confusing at times :D For reference and perspective you can find a report that includes consoles here: https://www.jonpeddie.com/images/uploads/The_Balance_of_Power_in_Gaming_2018_-_V4.pdf (this is at page 26)

From the news: "The market share data represents cumulative shipments of all types of graphics units, including those present in processors and consoles, both of which are areas that Nvidia doesn't have a significant market presence. " Nope. It doesn't include consoles since the report is about...

Wonderful work @raisonjohn Do you or any other dweller of this thread know what's the distance between the mounting holes of the chipset and if it's standardized?

Are you serious? You should really read specs before writing this garbage. http://s6.postimg.org/m2evwyult/screenshot_22.png

Are you serious? You rshould really read specs before wrinting this garbage. http://s6.postimg.org/m2evwyult/screenshot_22.png The M.2 SSDs go into a "riser" near DIMM slots.