The MSI Z170A motherboard showed god like gaming power when it achieved the world's highest DDR4 memory frequency.
Hardware manufacturer MSI has increased the price of its NVIDIA RTX 5090 lineup of graphics cards by 300 to 400 US Dollars.
That's a crazy jump!
Made Americans poor again. How's things going over there, have you figured out the orange criminal was full of s*** yet? Entire government departments being gutted so they can be privatised and profited from
In all honesty though, stay safe. My county voted for Brexit and it's f***** everything from the ground up... unless you're rich, everything got a lot worse. Don't listen to populist.
The thing you have to understand about Americans is a full half of us are stupid. Like real, real stupid. And the smart ones get to pay for the stupid peoples’ stupidity right along with them. It’s really such a joy.
Couldn't agree more. I liked that you said that without saying which half is which lol. Nicely done.
How can people support this BS.Why dont NVIDIA make this companys price the cards accordingly with the real retail price.Lame.
Explore the upcoming RTX 50 Series GPUs, including RTX 5090, 5080, and 5070 TI from ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, Palit, and Zotac.
MSI has added a new gaming monitor to the MPG series: MPG 321URXW. It touts a 4k resolution with 240Hz refresh.
Damn thats impressive. What was the previous record?
That's impressive, but what is the price of that little beauty?
Wow that is quite impressive, turn it up to 11 indeed!
Isn't this similar to the Ps4 ddr speed
So what was the performance increase? How far did they relax the timings?
Higher speed isn't always better. You want the highest speed at the tightest timings.
Every time you relax timings, you lose a good portion, sometimes even more then you gain from raising the clockspeed.
Plus, with DDR3, the impacts with memory speed weren't very big on gaming. A tight timing 1333 was basically as good as any 2666 or higher memory module speed wise.
So... overall what were the effects vs. DDR3, and vs. stock DDR4 in gaming?