You_are_a_cunt

In all seriousness, I love how it's always a conspiracy when the "underdog" pulls an ace out of the sleeve.

Forgot about Wargaming to which I paid around £100 last month in loot boxes :)).
 
Idea - good
Implementation - mediocre
Forecast result - none, 0, nada, null
 
 

Locked.
 
Let's not stoop that low.

I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.
 
Having the source code revealed to the public can only be beneficial for consumers in the long run. In the short term it might introduce some security hole if Apple's code isn't good, but that would force Apple to make their product better in future versions.

Oh, I was just about to buy a 1080ti at 175% MSRP. Thank Talos you stopped me. /s

I went to the future to bring you the conclusion of this video:
 
They're cheap for a reason.

I went to the future to bring you the conclusion of this video:
 
They're cheap for a reason.

I went to the future to bring you the conclusion of this video:
 
They're cheap for a reason.

It's unlikely you'll find anything that isn't "professional grade" (and retardedly expensive). You're looking for a highly specific feature set for, basically, a KVM

when cryptocurrency finally moves away from GPU mining and is strictly ASIC (or similar) based.
 
So, nobody knows.

To put it in the bluntest therms:
 
This isn't AI so I'm not going to "waste" my time asking nicely or thanking. (it's just a series of pre-programmed triggers and events that gives you the feeling that it has intellect)
When AI is actually a thing and it has a grasp over the concepts of asking nicely or thanking for something we'll (eventually) adapt.

That Dell looks like it has a proprietary PSU (or something), so I'd say don't touch it.
Those prebuilts are most likely running 350W-ish PSUs that would get fully loaded if you add a decent GPU to it.
As for the Acer, I'm not sure.
 
 
Theoretically if there's a PCI-e slot, it'll hold a GPU, as long as the PSU can handle it.

Huh. Good to know my list of Win 7/8/8.1 keys isn't useless yet

check the BIOS. There might be a setting there to enable/disable iGPU

butthurtism and doesn't realy fit into news. More like general or OT

Classifieds is still here. Requires 100(i think) posts (so any post except ones in OT or administrative ones)

Classifieds is still here. Requires 100(i think) posts (so any post except ones in OT or administrative ones)

So I currently own a 55in Samsung TV from about 2010. It was about $1,500 retail back then.
 
I've been using it to watch movies from my HTPC, but the input lag was absolutely unusable for gaming, aside from maybe Shellshock Live.
 
These TVs often have a ton of image processing (like frame interpolation, etc) that adds delay from the input to the LCD.
 
But with my recently obtained knowledge on these things, I figured that VGA would bypass a lot of this stuff.
 
And it does.
 
I've always said never to use VGA anymore, but TVs (ESPECIALLY older ones) may have less input delay, and some even look loads BETTER on VGA.
 
However, to get the absolute best possible image, I've found that running Auto Adjust on the TV while displaying a pixel by pixel checkerboard with this software's test mode, VGA can look as crisp as HDMI with a good cable.
 
But I went one step further. 
 
I got a male-male VGA coupler (basically the shortest VGA cable physically possible) on ebay, connected it to a displayport to VGA converter, and put a displayport extension on the converter.
 
This puts the DAC in the displayport adapter as close as possible to the ADC inside the TV, bringing interference down to a practically undetectable level. So now I've got a TV with low input lag AND displayport!
 
I do like the frame interpolation for watching movies though, so a simple fix is to plug in HDMI and VGA, and mirror them in windows, switching inputs to enable or disable frame interpolation (which adds input lag)
 
So if you've got a TV that you'd like to game on but the input lag is too bad, it might actually be worth trying its VGA input

This is literally a case of "My car is better than your car because mine has flame decals".

For starters, Geekbench.
I'm on 11.2.2 and I'm getting 1498 on single core and 2511 on multi core
Second, WCCFTrash

For starters, Geekbench.
I'm on 11.2.2 and I'm getting 1498 on single core and 2511 on multi core
Second, WCCFTrash

For starters, Geekbench.
I'm on 11.2.2 and I'm getting 1498 on single core and 2511 on multi core
Second, WCCFTrash

iPhone 6 uses the Apple A8, which is an ARM v8 based chip

For starters, Geekbench.
I'm on 11.2.2 and I'm getting 1498 on single core and 2511 on multi core
Second, WCCFTrash

For starters, Geekbench.
I'm on 11.2.2 and I'm getting 1498 on single core and 2511 on multi core
Second, WCCFTrash