nah, id go for 1080 gddr5x!![]()
seeing as a 1080 is basically as expensive as a 980Mxm board it would almost even make (financial) sense! *rofl*
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I had the cards to do it, but then they said something about 1080's so i will wait. 1080M should beat 980 notebook desktop by allot. Speculation of course.
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1070 vram it is, then! so, whos willing to donate for a good cause?
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Will the Intel 6950X which is a Broadwell CPU work on the P870DM or is that a completely different socket because it's Broadwell? ( http://www.anandtech.com/show/10337...x-6900k-6850k-and-6800k-tested-up-to-10-cores )
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wont work, since ure talking about different sockets in this case. however, u can look forward to kaby lake, since that will use the same socket LGA1151. although it remains to be seen, if it will bring any significant performance boost compared with skylake...
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It's really only in benchmarks for the most part, but as long as we can over clock some, that would cover the loss. imho
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Not sure that is entirely true.... Since high end cpus use to cost 1000/1099.00 (not counting xeon) and not 279.00/349.00.
When sandy bridge came out, allot of new folks swore they knew how to over clock. Then ivy came out and that same group got mad because it took far more effort to overclock because of the new heat factory due to tim. Then the haswell. Still 4C/8T cpus still under 350 dollars.
As far as i can tell that is geared toward the consumer. Us upper high end folks bought E systems which were back in the 1k or higher range. Most times this pays off, but a few times...Not so much. Depending on what is being benched.
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ill just run right over there....oh wait....im in california.
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I do agree many don't know how to use what they have and complain in those regards. I wasn't referencing that, but rather extending time before adoption...
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Nothing wrong with that at all.
I'm going to wait for GTX 1380 to come out........N O T!. I hear that way to much. Waiting for stuff just because the name is posted somewhere. Then when it comes out they are waiting for the next 6 more generations to hit before they upgrade. Kind of funny at times. Lots of technical stuff thrown around, then the many complaints about what they think it should be. Then the work arounds to make it function as intended 3 to 5 months later....and then the cycle repeats.
I'm the here and now kind of guy. Run it now and upgrade when it seems beneficial later, but then most of my stuff is benching. and the other 3 or 4 machines are for computer repairs. drive recoveries and so forth. And this stuff runs plenty fast for what it's doing. Including an old 2600K & i7 920 running a media streaming server and domain controller.
It's good to know good tech is headed our way, but i rather they wait to release it when it's ready instead of us being the guinea pigs with thousands of dollars on the line waiting on a working solution. Like a 10 to 100 mhz bump in speed and want another 1100 dollars for it, (but neglected to inform us that the first gen cause compu errors). When you have done this for many years. It starts to get old after a while...But that is just my opinion on itChronokiller, jaybee83, CaerCadarn and 1 other person like this. -
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Yeah, im not real happy about it either. I like to be able to use whatever I want. That's for sure, but if windows 10 runs everything like running under windows 7, then i'll be content with it. Considering now. Winows 7 to fully install for a client is a nightmare now. Full install includes all updates, which now can take as long as 24 hours to even start. ( This is me from a techs point of view) That is starting to have me dislike windows 7 more and more each day.
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@ajc9988 : you were kinda right on my quest for 49x Cinebench R15 runs - when moving from [email protected] to 49x, it seems that i dont need a big bump in voltage, but there´s still something missing. I can get Cinebench R15 to do half a run (it gives an error message midway) with 1.34v up to 1.365v. With 1.37v and higher the runs also fail midway but with the system freezing. Already tried the "stable" voltages with the cache at 30x (no offset and also with a+50 offset) and with svid spreads ranging from 400 to 500 in steps of 25. Still, was able to do wPrime2.10 32m runs with [email protected]. Might be able to do 50x..
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Edit: Input voltage is no longer a setting. Same goes for cache voltage.
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I just got all the update files from a friend, so that will make like that much easier, but wont know till i give it a go.
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I love this summary from @Dufus
Are there any aversions about this topic from anyone in the thread?Rep the man
http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...g-i-mean-testers.782689/page-32#post-10268198
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Given the kind of benchmarks I have managed to achieve against desktops I am so tempted to make my next machine one of the soldered ones and really run it through its paces.
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last ive read, an MSI ghost with a titan X as egpu
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Offtopic....Lets get ready to rumble! I would roll with this all in one.
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I've seen that big boy live a long time ago... they sure are taking its time to make them available to resellers.
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