[citation][nom]scrumworks[/nom]"The Radeon HD 7750 is a little louder than the rest of the pack under load, but it’s not problematic by any stretch." You think!?!? It's half a decibel! Can you hear half a decibel difference?[/citation]
Decibels do not represent frequency, as mentioned in a previous post. High frequency noises are more noticeable than low frequency noises, and the 7750 spins at a high RPM when under full load.
Nevertheless, I made a point of telling people that it's not a big deal, scrum. Not sure why you honed in on it.
[citation][nom]scrumworks[/nom]Nicely cut graph from 41dB to 45dB btw. Lying at graphs and puffing nvidia is really the writers forté.[/citation]
This completely has me baffled. You do understand the concept of ambient noise, right? The ambient noise of my lab is 41 dB. So it represents zero.
As for the top of the graph being 45dB, if I zoomed it in to the 7750's maximum it would make the AMD card look terrible. So I went out of my way to frame the chart in such a way that the top end of the range represents something that would be notably louder, and so that people could see that the 7750 isn't terrible even though its load result is slightly worse.
You interpret this as "lying and puffing Nvidia"?
You're really digging deep to find an anti-AMD conspiracy this time, to the point where all sense has been abandoned and you're actually complaining about me giving the 7750 a break and going out of my way to show it isn't that bad.
Is this honestly the best you can come up with as far as proof of anti-AMD sentiment? I think that's one of the saddest comments you've ever made, really.