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Even a dual-GPU RX 7990 isn't outside the realm of possibility. There were supposed to be 7950 XT, 7950 XTX, 7970 XTXX to combat 4090 Ti, 4090 Ti Super, TITAN Ada respectively before they abandoned the will to complete at the highest level and capped at 7900 XTX. The reason Nvidia held back and...

It's not just being at the top of performance chart, RT-PT, and Upscaling tech. On Driver/Software side of things we need counters to NVCP features, GFE features, GRD features, Studio features, RTX Axxxx/Production branch features, RTX VSR, RTX Video HDR, and NVTrueHDR. Radeon is/was...

Has any of you tried NvTrueHDR v1.3 modded Retro games on your CRT? I'm away and can't test it. Heard it looks a lot better than W11 Auto-HDR and gorgeously on organic techs like OLEDs and Plasma. I assumed that's the case with CRTs like F520, FW900, 2070SB, P1130, P275 as well.

8800 GT G92 512 was $250 when it got out then became $200 from Dec 07' - Jan 08'. It beats GTS G80 (320 & 640) completely, roughly on par with GTS G92 512, and fell slightly behind GTX-Ultra.

True of that. The 2nd best definitely goes to 8800 GT though.

They're targeting 4070 Super Ti - 4030 range which's more of a fight against Intel than Nvidia. Good thing Intel's struggling very bad at the moment and doesn't seem like they'll ever going back to the good ole' Sandy Bridge days again.

GamerNexus like VideoCardz has integrity and does NOT accept under-the-tables from NVIDIA, AMD or Intel. Anyone who claims otherwise will be banned, period.

It actually made them over $10 billions (at least) per year. Performance talks, money follows. NVDA chart was bloody high during Covid and still against any competitor even the worst period.

Non existent so far. I've been searching hard for this model.

What would you expect from a Trillion $ corporation and how are they not giving a fook when they just prolonged NVENC support? https://videocardz.com/newz/nvdia-geforce-gpus-now-support-up-to-8-concurrent-nvenc-encoding-sessions

Fascinating fact. You got the source for this experiment? I always used the same X-Rite i1 Pro Plus I got since '18. Abused it hard on CRT-QDOLED-MiniLED-WOLED-AVHAIPS and my wife's 2 Sammy 15.6" RGB AMOLED 💻. Wanna see if wide-range usage many times throughout years can affect the calibration...

Different algorithms of A.I tbp.

It was and actually still is the general consensus that Nvidia's driver is the best out of all 3, AMD's the worst, and you can't go wrong with GeForce/Studio/RTX Axxxx like you went wrong with Radeon's abomination. I moderated NV Discord and r/nvidia for almost 8 years, this...

They'll bring SLI back when it "financially" makes sense for them. Features often come and go based on how good they sell, demand, and interest.

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The Greatest.

Never met or experienced one either. Only TN & LCD apologists.

It burns, just don't touch it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lp37tPiGcok Back then, video games' lighting and shaders were so natural. Today, everything's overly exposed, overdone, and unrealistic. After re-visiting 90-00's gaming catalogs, I stopped getting crazily excited about upcoming techs and games. Instead, returning...

There's a level in Crysis Warhead where you stood on top of the 🚂 firing everything that moves with one of the most epic OST playing. Perfect for NVSurround and NV3DVision (huge gimmick back then).

Thank god this year's opening went huge on QD-OLEDs. Normally the usual lineups are mixed with either W-QDs or W-FALDs, that was always the trend.

All models look to be glossy/semi-glossy, sucks only one of the lineup featured UHBR20.

Classy 2000's aesthetic. Is that an XFX GPU?

Chief Blur Buster Any idea about 600+ MHz External DAC converter?

Been gaming since 1998 and never knew about this... Only knew AMD's DACs are among the highest quality in GPU industry. How did I miss it! Likewise with me. There has to be one, even as high as 800-900 MHz. Could be Sunix's as well.

Intel's now #3 in market cap, revenues, and overall networth thanks to Pat and his incompetence.

I bought DPU3000-D4 & Delock 87685 last year. Now looking for the Highest-Quality 600MHz RAMDAC converter that was ever made in the world (a chipset with better capability/specification than Synaptics VMM2322). Do you know one?

4" is 10.16 cm. An inch equals 2.54 cm.

Tempted. But without DP 2.1 or G-Sync Module, the price has to be reasonable.

If you're not in an absolute hurry, I'd suggest holding on until Q3-Q4 2024. Next-Gen stuff will be released during that gap in multiple varieties.

Matte's a mandatory for 99% 🖥️ monitors it seems. Doesn't matter how hard gamers kept telling them we desire Glossy or semi-Glossy. There's a rare instance like that Eve 1440p 240Hz W-OLED with Glossy + 3D Gorilla Glass.

Seems like this TV has every legacy I/Os. Have you found any difference in IQ using BNC, RCA, Composite, DVI-A/I, S-Video & VGA with your current card?

True, it's a rebrand. Can't go wrong with either though.

At least 3 years down the line. You didn't hide task bar & folders, turned on dark mode, screen refresh, panel refresh, and other safety protocols? Definitely true. Low Blue light and 0 eyestrain ever since I bought.

Sunix DPU3000-D4, Delock 87685 or 600MHz RAMDAC converter is needed getting the maximum out of every CRT in the world with 4090.

Creative concept but not happening for the next 16 years. And once it does, many won't feel as raw as immersing it with our own eyes.

40"-50" is still within comfy range for me. 55"+ is getting uncomfortable to use on desk whether it's 4K or 8K.

Shipping Tax, Sales Tax, GPU Tax, and 24% VAT are insane up there and sellers tend to mash them together finalizing a price tag. VideoCardz has both Q4 2024 and Q2-Q3 2025 as release date. I reckon the latter is more realistic given current GPU climax. By then, we'd likely be having DP 2.1b &...

I can confirm this is a very effective method.