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Yeah , believe how smart you are and everyone is retarded. Then bitch how game is shit port cause your almighty 970 won't max it.

WTF seriously. Calling it bad port cause midhigh range 970 is not maxing it without even considering how game looks?
 
No wonder why devs are hiding demanding options in ini files. 

Yeah , believe how smart you are and everyone is retarded. Then bitch how game is shit port cause your almighty 970 won't max it.

WTF seriously. Calling it bad port cause midhigh range 970 is not maxing it without even considering how game looks?
 
No wonder why devs are hiding demanding options in ini files. 

People complain about graphical downgrades but when they get a good looking game ( pretty sure it will look even better while playing it yourself, since YouTube is compressed) they start nagging that it is too demanding, damn....
#firstworldproblems
Take into consideration overclocks, a 970 or 290x at stock aint the same as oc'ed.
Also AMD gets nice performance bumps when they release good drivers, so hold your horses and stop calling it a bad port.

It is. If Zen disappointed due to rigged benchmarks it would be seen as desperate whining

Is that better?

Stop , please . You're making too much sense . You don't fit here.

this post is missing context, the person he answered called his own pc crappy 
 
it's not like palmer is attacking everyone with a blanket statement

80+ uranium

It's just a medium.

I am looking forward to a proper Metal Gear game without Kojima at the wheel.
I like the idea of new blood with new and/or different ideas and ideals taking a crack at a Metal Gear game.
Sure, Konami higher ups could totally fuck it up but I'm sure the people actually developing the game want to do their best to make a good game worthy of the Metal Gear title.

Exactly .
I understand that everyone wants to do their best job , but when you start project you have goals, resources and deadline . All of them are specified by upper level management and are vital to healthy company.If any of those requirements aren't met - you are harming the company . After that there might be lay-offs or even company could go out of buisness.
 
This is very true for videogame companies. Games might be lucrative buisness but revenue they generate is only for a few weeks from release - after that there is no cash from them. One year delay might not be that much for gamers but when developing games that takes few years - that one year could change game from being profitable to generating loss.
 
At the end of the day you are getting payed and you need to do what company ask you to do . Yeah, it's cruel but others people jobs rely on it . If you're not happy with that , you can change company or build your own.

Since I really doubt how transparent their assesment of what "hate speech" is I'm not for this. The internet should be a place of freedom of speech, even if you are an idiot. 

Try telling that to the Asetek drool monkeys on this website.

It's a peltier, isn't it?

Okay, but where are the new fan designs based on the Gentle Typhoons that were demo'ed a few months back? I want active noise cancellation with magnetic levitation bearings for 4db 5000 RPM ownage!

bring back removable battery, expandable storage and IR blaster! i want, need a true prosumer focused note 6!!!

Scientific calculations where floating point error is a big problem. If what should be 0 isn't 0, then all sorts of computational systems fall apart.
 
Physics simulations for chemical compounds and nuclear reactions are the big 2.

for a second I had a mini panic attack and assumed r9 200 and before
then I actually read the article and ya I think its about time, put their resources towards faster updates and better optimization for newer cards

http://www.anandtech.com/show/9792/amd-sc15-boltzmann-initiative-announced-c-and-cuda-compilers-for-amd-gpus

Called the Boltzmann Initiative, AMD is overhauling their entire approach to HPC, especially when it comes to GPGPU acceleration. Today AMD announced it will be implementing CUDA, OpenMP, C++ compilation for its GPUs.


The potential boost this brings to AMD's compute performance (as OpenCL is historically a fair deal worse than CUDA in the same workloads, be it for drivers or other reasons) is quite large, especially since theoretically AMD's FirePros have the compute advantage. At least now the cost of switching to AMD will be decreased for the HPC community: less libraries to rewrite, inter-architectural compatibility, etc..)

It seems AMD has finally come to its senses about programming standards that have proven more effective than OpenCL. The implications for this are actually great for AMD's gaming prospects too since so much of advanced PhysX is based in CUDA, giving AMD far better access than ever before to Nvidia's feature sets.

Being able to compile C++ code directly to the GPU will also save a ton in development time and skill ramp up for new developers.

Finally the red team sees reason... Maybe there is hope.

EDIT: while not stated in the article itself, I'm pretty sure the only way you can have a commercially used cross-compiler for CUDA is to have a CUDA license. It's a derived fact, not one provided in stone.

I know right. So inconsiderate of OnePlus to be both offering very agressively priced phones AND at the same time giving jobs to people who have proven how much they love Android and working with it... I mean how dare they...

Goddamn, I will miss her voice . 
Can't think of anyone that might replace her.

They would run out of digital copies if i heard her say that... fuck that brought back memories. ME series was the only story based game i really got attached to. 

Goddamn, I will miss her voice . 
Can't think of anyone that might replace her.