Recent content by Shapeshifter

http://www.overclock.net/t/1490142/z97-vrm-info Seems to list the UD5H with 6 phases and 12 chokes. no listing for the UD3H.

It's not, some of the people who have unlocked have tested with the R 290 bios at the exact same clocks as what they get with the R 290x. there's still an increase in performance at the same clock speeds, so it's unlocking. Others stripped the coolers off their cards and compared part...

Back in 2007 this was what anandtech wrote about the 8800 ultra. Which is exactly what they did with the Titan.

There's one on rage3d IMO, named himself after an AMD cpu, has a total of like 45 posts, all of them bad mouthing AMD products, and how Nvidia's everything is better.

Don't even bother with tom's hardware's review. They think they are being sent golden samples from ATI as their retail board isn't as good :rolleyes:

Nope nothing gets unlocked, but you can flash a 290 X bios to them, the guys on OCUK did so, it let them up the voltages more when they used an Asus? 290 x bios.

Apparently not? coming in 12 or 6gb versions. Just the 3gb.

The 5870 was $399 at release and it blew away the GTX 285.

B1 stepping has been around for a few months now, not actually sure this is a new product.

Thing is here up in canada land prices have started to go UP again on the 780's They dropped to a low of about $520 the day they said the price drops would happen, then started to climb north again to $550-560+ and that's for reference stock cooler ones as well.

Unless your wanting to future proof for 1080p with everything maxed out and using a 120hz/144hz monitor and want to use vsync. then I suppose it's worth it.

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18551534 They show the R 290 results as well "Blurred" out but we know what they are, they even left the OC result listed R290 OC - 1115MHz / 5700MHz but then they noticed the slip up a few mins after the post went up and edited it to -...

Attack on Titan :D

anyone else thinking this as well? (Attack on Titan) ;)

ramdisk for sure, useful tool.