It's pie in the sky like Lucid Logix et al. Any implementation we do see won't be like AFR where FPS scaling approaches 100%, it will be mundane like the SFR on CiV: BE.
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**AMD Fiji Thread**
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It's pie in the sky like Lucid Logix et al. Any implementation we do see won't be like AFR where FPS scaling approaches 100%, it will be mundane like the SFR on CiV: BE.
Soldato
Hi, I do hope you are being funny there and not trying to claim relevance.
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I need to ask some desperately basic questions:
-An AIO cooler has risks the same way that any watercooling solution does...but how high is the risk of a leak? The same as the length of a piece of string?
-If I replace the 120mm exhaust fan at the back of my case with the Fury X's radiator and fan then, given that I've got a 200mm exhaust fan at the top of my case which pushes out a lot of air anyway, I shouldn't realistically expect much change (if any) in CPU temperatues should I?
-An AIO cooler has risks the same way that any watercooling solution does...but how high is the risk of a leak? The same as the length of a piece of string?
-If I replace the 120mm exhaust fan at the back of my case with the Fury X's radiator and fan then, given that I've got a 200mm exhaust fan at the top of my case which pushes out a lot of air anyway, I shouldn't realistically expect much change (if any) in CPU temperatues should I?
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Soldato
its the length of a piece of string squared
Caporegime
I haven't heard many stories of the CPU aio units leaking. Pump failure seems to be a more common issue with them.
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Yup, complete rubbish. They didn't measure or record the FPS. It just felt like above 60, somehow, on a 30Hz monitor.
Did they have vsync enabled?
Yes they did, and a 30hz panel can't display more than 30fps; even if the GPU feeds it 100 fps.
The photo of they show has the VSync Option enabled. Edit: it's the bright orange tick box right under the resolution.
Then there's the fact that not once did they record the actual fps. Just some guy claiming it felt like more than 60fps when playing.
I don't care what he thinks it feels like. I want actual numbers.
Edit: here's a screenshot of the game's graphics options. You can see on TT that VSync is enabled on their 30Hz Panel.
Here's the option they conveniently didn't have in the photo. The check box that says VSync under the resolution.
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I know, that's why I was asking, with vsync off 30 FPS is still max (the monitor cannot physically display over it's max refresh). But the input lag of 30FPS is removed and might fool him into thinking his FPS was higher.
i had a leak with a h80i and took out my 290x, corsair were quite helpfull sent me a new h80i and a cheque for $420 towards a new gpu
Soldato
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That's very good service !!
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I think he means something like this:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-316-SV
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HD-026-ID
You can find other ones as OCUK don't stock them:
Sharkoon Vibe-Fixer Pro Mounting Adaptor for 2.5/3.5" HDD into a 3.5/5.25" Bay
Look at other Hard Drive accessories when you land on their page.
It has also been speculated that the rad thickness (with fan ?) is 45mm, although I haven't seen this confirmed. I would like to know how thick it is with the fan for clearance with my NH-D14.
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That is literally what I too am looking at right now.
