No one said Vega woudln'tThats the performance of an overclocked FuryX......
Nope, AMD goes much higher with Vega
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No one said Vega woudln'tThats the performance of an overclocked FuryX......
Nope, AMD goes much higher with Vega
Gibbo is looking guud
Disagree.
I changed my quote to recapture the Italian Stallion in all his glory.
The bare faced cheek.
Can only imagine you'd have two poor wrists instead of just the one if I was the full 100%
#NeverForget.
Hmm what are are you doing here?
Haven't seen you posting for quite some time in this discussion.... what prompted that????????????
Was doubtful myself until it was announced that scorpio would support it. Would be insanely disappointed if amd decided to ship vega without it.Wonder if Vega will have HDMI 2.1?
Worth noting most 4K TVs from the quality brands actually have 120 Hz panels already, but you can't take advantage of it with HDMI 2.0.
Next year we'll be getting HDMI 2.1 TVs that support Freesync 2 and can be driven at full 120 Hz from an HDMI 2.1 GPU.
I like the sound of a 32" 4K TV for a monitor with:
- 120 Hz
- Freesync 2
- HDR
- Pixels as small as a 16" 1920x1080 monitor. So super sharp.
Even if he does he won't even hint at anything as it will cost him his jobMatt knows something, appears in the forum after a little tease by Gibbo, could we finally get some decent accurate info after all these months of !@#& measuring.
It's Friday and he's probably had a few
What we do know for sure is, it is Gibbo is "very impressed" and he does not strike me as someone who is easily impressed. Actually I will take that back, I just remembered he was impressed by some youtuber chick called nerdphilia when hardly anyone else was. lol
Gibbo has traditionally been very fair with his little hints and never knowingly misled to my knowledge. The question for me is whether Gibbo is impressed by performance or by price. For people with disposable budget, the hope is for the former.
Judging by his taste in photo's I'd also say he has his beer goggles on
Black, green and white.Thought AMD was Team Red not Team Black
So we are looking something at around ~£500 with the performance of the GTX1080Ti onwards.