Mincygrape

I seriously don't get how people are defending the 6+ here. Just look at Unbox Therapy's latest video. Look at how it bends, the back comes away from the screen. And in every case of the 6+ bending, its always in the same place, by the buttons. Clearly it is a weakness in the phones construction, and Lew can bend it with just using his thumbs, so it really is weak. Other phones he has tested have either not bent at all or bend slightly, but gone back to normal.
The iPhone 6+ obviously has a poor construction, by the buttons. The 6 doesn't bend like the 6+, so it seems as though it is just affecting the 6+, but anyone who denies the fact that that it is weak, by the buttons, needs to stop being such an Apple fanboy and open their eyes.
 
Let me stress once more, the bending is always BY THE BUTTONS ON THE SIDE, so it is a weak spot on the phone, and if fixed in later versions (by reinforcing that area possibly), then the 6+ will likely just go out of shape like the others but go back to normal, but no one can be really sure.

I seriously don't get how people are defending the 6+ here. Just look at Unbox Therapy's latest video. Look at how it bends, the back comes away from the screen. And in every case of the 6+ bending, its always in the same place, by the buttons. Clearly it is a weakness in the phones construction, and Lew can bend it with just using his thumbs, so it really is weak. Other phones he has tested have either not bent at all or bend slightly, but gone back to normal.
The iPhone 6+ obviously has a poor construction, by the buttons. The 6 doesn't bend like the 6+, so it seems as though it is just affecting the 6+, but anyone who denies the fact that that it is weak, by the buttons, needs to stop being such an Apple fanboy and open their eyes.
 
Let me stress once more, the bending is always BY THE BUTTONS ON THE SIDE, so it is a weak spot on the phone, and if fixed in later versions (by reinforcing that area possibly), then the 6+ will likely just go out of shape like the others but go back to normal, but no one can be really sure.

I think this is the best news article I have ever read. It's nice to see people putting effort into their posts rather than just pasting a link.
By the title, I was thinking the 860,870 and 880, but then I read the article...
What's even the point in these chips anyway? Especially since their already years old. Everyone hates rebrands.

Why are people so worried about the 256-bit bus? If it wasn't enough for the card, then Nvidia wouldn't use it and go for a 384-bit or something. Seriously though, I'm pretty sure Nvidia knows what they are doing and know how to build a Graphics card, so don't try to tell me that you know best.

Why are people so worried about the 256-bit bus? If it wasn't enough for the card, then Nvidia wouldn't use it and go for a 384-bit or something. Seriously though, I'm pretty sure Nvidia knows what they are doing and know how to build a Graphics card, so don't try to tell me that you know best.

Why are people so worried about the 256-bit bus? If it wasn't enough for the card, then Nvidia wouldn't use it and go for a 384-bit or something. Seriously though, I'm pretty sure Nvidia knows what they are doing and know how to build a Graphics card, so don't try to tell me that you know best.

Why are people so worried about the 256-bit bus? If it wasn't enough for the card, then Nvidia wouldn't use it and go for a 384-bit or something. Seriously though, I'm pretty sure Nvidia knows what they are doing and know how to build a Graphics card, so don't try to tell me that you know best.

I'd be a bit nervous with a 10K hard drive, it'd break so much easier with less movement and I'd be worried it would just explode in my system.

Just stop with the huge screens. My 5 inch Nexus 5 is the biggest I can handle (and most people probably). Stop with 5.2 and 5.5 inch screens, they are too big for a phone.

5G still can't reach the peak download speed I got on steam today...

5G still can't reach the peak download speed I got on steam today...

5G still can't reach the peak download speed I got on steam today...

I hope so, because the battery on my Nexus 5 isn't the greatest I've ever seen. I could use the extra 30%.
However I don't believe that we will see an increase of 36%, more like 10, but anything is a positive so I can't really complain.

I feel like everyone's ignoring this on purpose.         #BlindedByRage

Than why the f* you comment, biased fanboy alert.

Half life 3 will never come out...
Just let that sink in

People with consoles that try to use words that they don't understand.
One of my friends tried to convince me that running 720p and upscaling it to 1080p is better than native 1080p because it adds quality. I don't think he knows what upscaling actually is... This was in an argument between Xbone and PS4, me claiming that the PS4 is more powerful because it can run native 1080p (in some games) and the Xbone cannot.
Also, someone once said that antialiasing is bad that's why console don't use it.

People with consoles that try to use words that they don't understand.
One of my friends tried to convince me that running 720p and upscaling it to 1080p is better than native 1080p because it adds quality. I don't think he knows what upscaling actually is... This was in an argument between Xbone and PS4, me claiming that the PS4 is more powerful because it can run native 1080p (in some games) and the Xbone cannot.
Also, someone once said that antialiasing is bad that's why console don't use it.

People with consoles that try to use words that they don't understand.
One of my friends tried to convince me that running 720p and upscaling it to 1080p is better than native 1080p because it adds quality. I don't think he knows what upscaling actually is... This was in an argument between Xbone and PS4, me claiming that the PS4 is more powerful because it can run native 1080p (in some games) and the Xbone cannot.
Also, someone once said that antialiasing is bad that's why console don't use it.

People with consoles that try to use words that they don't understand.
One of my friends tried to convince me that running 720p and upscaling it to 1080p is better than native 1080p because it adds quality. I don't think he knows what upscaling actually is... This was in an argument between Xbone and PS4, me claiming that the PS4 is more powerful because it can run native 1080p (in some games) and the Xbone cannot.
Also, someone once said that antialiasing is bad that's why console don't use it.

It's a bit lame freesync for gaming will not be supported for 280x. Since it works with powersaving and video playback, it must be a driver issue, not an architecture issue? The connectors should be firmware upgradable like on consoles right?

Man that is fugly. I agree with others, 4GB on a 760 is a tad pointless.

I think this is the best news article I have ever read. It's nice to see people putting effort into their posts rather than just pasting a link.
By the title, I was thinking the 860,870 and 880, but then I read the article...
What's even the point in these chips anyway? Especially since their already years old. Everyone hates rebrands.

I think this is the best news article I have ever read. It's nice to see people putting effort into their posts rather than just pasting a link.
By the title, I was thinking the 860,870 and 880, but then I read the article...
What's even the point in these chips anyway? Especially since their already years old. Everyone hates rebrands.

I think this is the best news article I have ever read. It's nice to see people putting effort into their posts rather than just pasting a link.
By the title, I was thinking the 860,870 and 880, but then I read the article...
What's even the point in these chips anyway? Especially since their already years old. Everyone hates rebrands.