That reason won’t exist next week.Despite this, i might upgrade to a radeon 7 because i have a freesync monitor and only because i have a freesync monitor.
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That reason won’t exist next week.Despite this, i might upgrade to a radeon 7 because i have a freesync monitor and only because i have a freesync monitor.
That reason won’t exist next week.
That reason won’t exist next week.
Why? According to nvidia most of the freesync monitors don't work properly with gsync, what was it they claimed 12 out of 400 worked? So that reason is still very much there.
12 got Certified. It will work with all of them.
Not according to mr leather jacket.
Well he does still have a warehouse full of G-Sync modules to shift. And he doesn’t want Nvidia and G-Sync to be associated with the bad FreeSync monitors.Not according to mr leather jacket.
Well he does still have a warehouse full of G-Sync modules to shift. And he doesn’t want Nvidia and G-Sync to be associated with the bad FreeSync monitors.
I think I got it from Linus that they'd all work? Only some were getting the nVidia approved sticker though to ... whatever criteria nVidia are testing them by.
However, he does have data from his own labs that say there are problems from Nvidia’s point of view. The company tested 400 FreeSync panels and found only 12 that would turn on G-Sync automatically. The others require a manual override.
“We will test every singe card against every single monitor against every single game and if it doesn’t work, we will say it doesn’t work. And if it does, we will let it work.”
“We believe that you have to test it to promise that it works,” Huang said. “And unsurprisingly most of them don’t work.”
No, way too expensive. I was really surprised by this card, that AMD would come out with a >£500 part that isn't top dog. Bearing in mind their next best offering Vega64 is under £400, a pricetag of what £650 is just too much to bear.
Was expecting AMD to bring this out at around $549 or even $499 to fire a shot across Nvidia's bough's. But sadly not. I wont pay that much for a GFX card regardless of who makes it or what features it has. Nvidia are way too greedy and this was AMDs chance to put a stop to these crazy prices and gain a lot more mindshare/marketshare. So a little dissapointed that they didnt grasp the nettle, as it were. Will be interested in the benchmarking scores when its released though, just to see how it compares to other cards like Vega 64/1080Ti/2080 etc.... Also be interesting to see what Jim of AdoredTV thinks of it too. I bet he has a downer on it.
He was already scathing with his comment about the vii