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Captain_Tom on 22 October 2013
CGI-Quality said:
Captain_Tom said:
CGI-Quality said:

Quad SLI. :O

Help me understand the need!



CGI we may need to have an intervention here. You have 2xTitans. You have PLENTY of power!

Huh? The amount of power I have (or need) wasn't in question.

I asked him what his need for Quad SLI was.



LOL no one has a "need" for that kind of power!



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JEMC on 22 October 2013
Captain_Tom said:
CGI-Quality said:
Captain_Tom said:
CGI-Quality said:

Quad SLI. :O

Help me understand the need!



CGI we may need to have an intervention here. You have 2xTitans. You have PLENTY of power!

Huh? The amount of power I have (or need) wasn't in question.

I asked him what his need for Quad SLI was.



LOL no one has a "need" for that kind of power!

Gaming at his resolution, every bit of power is welcomed, and now that games will start to get more demanding, even more.



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Pemalite on 22 October 2013
JEMC said:

Gaming at his resolution, every bit of power is welcomed, and now that games will start to get more demanding, even more.


Nailed it!

Plus, my second PC could do with an upgrade too as it's trying to push 5760x1080 with only a couple of Radeon 6950's, it could do with my old 7970's.




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Captain_Tom on 22 October 2013
CGI-Quality said:
JEMC said:
Captain_Tom said:
CGI-Quality said:
Captain_Tom said:



CGI we may need to have an intervention here. You have 2xTitans. You have PLENTY of power!

Huh? The amount of power I have (or need) wasn't in question.

I asked him what his need for Quad SLI was.



LOL no one has a "need" for that kind of power!

Gaming at his resolution, every bit of power is welcomed, and now that games will start to get more demanding, even more.

Ding, Ding, Ding!


I am very well aware of this, I guess I just don't get why you would get multiple cards at the same time.  You would think 1 would work out find, and then you would just add more as games get more demanding...



Pemalite on 22 October 2013
Captain_Tom said:


I am very well aware of this, I guess I just don't get why you would get multiple cards at the same time.  You would think 1 would work out find, and then you would just add more as games get more demanding...


One card isn't enough when you're pushing more pixels than a 4k display, not even a single Titan could handle some games at that resolution.
Heck, Dual-Titans can't even achieve 30fps at 4k in sleeping dogs with everything on max.




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Captain_Tom on 22 October 2013
Pemalite said:
Captain_Tom said:


I am very well aware of this, I guess I just don't get why you would get multiple cards at the same time.  You would think 1 would work out find, and then you would just add more as games get more demanding...


One card isn't enough when you're pushing more pixels than a 4k display, not even a single Titan could handle some games at that resolution.
Heck, Dual-Titans can't even achieve 30fps at 4k in sleeping dogs with everything on max.


I have played around with triple monitor gaming a little, but I have to ask: Is at all worth it, and if so why?

 

I get the whole high resolution thing, but isn't it just a waste of resources to have most of it spent on side views?



Pemalite on 22 October 2013
Captain_Tom said:
Pemalite said:
Captain_Tom said:


I am very well aware of this, I guess I just don't get why you would get multiple cards at the same time.  You would think 1 would work out find, and then you would just add more as games get more demanding...


One card isn't enough when you're pushing more pixels than a 4k display, not even a single Titan could handle some games at that resolution.
Heck, Dual-Titans can't even achieve 30fps at 4k in sleeping dogs with everything on max.


I have played around with triple monitor gaming a little, but I have to ask: Is at all worth it, and if so why?

 

I get the whole high resolution thing, but isn't it just a waste of resources to have most of it spent on side views?


It is worth it.
Games suck you in so much more because your entire vision is being taken up, peripheral vision and all, hence why I have 2x PC's with a triple display set-up.

Besides, my main PC wasn't origionally built with gaming as it's main task, it's a bonus it simply can.
Hence why I stick my nose up at console only gamers, they don't know what they're missing! :P




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Captain_Tom on 23 October 2013
Pemalite said:
Captain_Tom said:
Pemalite said:
Captain_Tom said:


I am very well aware of this, I guess I just don't get why you would get multiple cards at the same time.  You would think 1 would work out find, and then you would just add more as games get more demanding...


One card isn't enough when you're pushing more pixels than a 4k display, not even a single Titan could handle some games at that resolution.
Heck, Dual-Titans can't even achieve 30fps at 4k in sleeping dogs with everything on max.


I have played around with triple monitor gaming a little, but I have to ask: Is at all worth it, and if so why?

 

I get the whole high resolution thing, but isn't it just a waste of resources to have most of it spent on side views?


It is worth it.
Games suck you in so much more because your entire vision is being taken up, peripheral vision and all, hence why I have 2x PC's with a triple display set-up.

Besides, my main PC wasn't origionally built with gaming as it's main task, it's a bonus it simply can.
Hence why I stick my nose up at console only gamers, they don't know what they're missing! :P


Well I will pull out another 1080p TV this thanksgiving and give it a try! :)



ethomaz on 23 October 2013

I saw some rumor...

NVIDIA Maxwell GM100:

The NVIDIA Maxwell GM100 chip would consist of 8 GPCs consisting of 24 SMX modules (3 SMX Per GPC), 384 TMUs, 6144 Cuda Cores, 8 MB of L3 Cache (8 L2 cache’s per GPC), 64 ROPs, a 512-bit interface followed by a VRAM upto 8 GB GDDR5 operation at around 6 GHz. The GM100 is supposed to replace the high-performance GK110 chip so its going to end up in both GeForce parts and Tesla parts. It will probably show up in the Tesla parts first before shipping to consumers.

Clock frequencies would be maintained at different levels for each product tier as listed below:
GeForce GM100: 930 MHz Core / 1 GHz Boost
Tesla GM100: 850 MHz (2.61 TFlops DP)


Read more: http://wccftech.com/alleged-nvidia-maxwell-architectural-specifications-unveiled-project-denver-maxwell-refresh/#ixzz2iWNfZ11a


zarx on 23 October 2013
ethomaz said:

I saw some rumor...

NVIDIA Maxwell GM100:

The NVIDIA Maxwell GM100 chip would consist of 8 GPCs consisting of 24 SMX modules (3 SMX Per GPC), 384 TMUs, 6144 Cuda Cores, 8 MB of L3 Cache (8 L2 cache’s per GPC), 64 ROPs, a 512-bit interface followed by a VRAM upto 8 GB GDDR5 operation at around 6 GHz. The GM100 is supposed to replace the high-performance GK110 chip so its going to end up in both GeForce parts and Tesla parts. It will probably show up in the Tesla parts first before shipping to consumers.

Clock frequencies would be maintained at different levels for each product tier as listed below:
GeForce GM100: 930 MHz Core / 1 GHz Boost
Tesla GM100: 850 MHz (2.61 TFlops DP)


Read more: http://wccftech.com/alleged-nvidia-maxwell-architectural-specifications-unveiled-project-denver-maxwell-refresh/#ixzz2iWNfZ11a


Holy shit that would be a monster

 



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