IronSoldier

I have a framed magazine ad from 2007 for the ATI Radeon 4870 X2. I like to look at it when I read something like this thread.
It cost $549. For two cards on one board in CrossFire. That's basically like having two 4080s in SLI on the same board, by today's terms. 
 
$549. 

hdr10 is a standard for HDR in general.
hdr400 is a substandard from VESA to specify maximum of 400 nits
 
Better to look at what monitor/screen you use now and compare it spec wise to one you're looking at.. 400 still isn't a lot of brightness for HDR.

hdr10 is a standard for HDR in general.
hdr400 is a substandard from VESA to specify maximum of 400 nits
 
Better to look at what monitor/screen you use now and compare it spec wise to one you're looking at.. 400 still isn't a lot of brightness for HDR.

I dream of my monitor just turning on quickly when I turn it on. Bored of so many monitors taking several seconds to switch on and have a splash screen ect... 

I guess you could say Fractal has been Fractured by his departure. 

I guess you could say Fractal has been Fractured by his departure. 

I guess you could say Fractal has been Fractured by his departure. 

I guess you could say Fractal has been Fractured by his departure. 

I guess you could say Fractal has been Fractured by his departure. 

I guess you could say Fractal has been Fractured by his departure. 

Buy an old Pixel 1. Transfer files to it. Upload to photos via the phone. Unlimited forever 🤪

Buy an old Pixel 1. Transfer files to it. Upload to photos via the phone. Unlimited forever 🤪

But does it blend? 

okay.. cool. i suppose.
 
 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices. 

I look forward to having this in my phone in 2178. Sounds like another "break through" that never makes it to product development.. let alone end consumer devices.