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ico - totally agree with u dude!!!
Floods in Thailand. Many production units of Seagate & WD were there and are now not working.Sorry if this is a repeated question. Why did the HDD prices increased drastically...? they are cheap 4 months back when I bought my PC..
Hey dude, nice to see you in TDF, how's the OC going?tkin - hey dude.. how r u?? This is Anant from Indore.. we met at Asus meet in bombay..
and supposedly physx is also capable of running on cpu.. earlier i also thought it was on nvidia cards only...
Skud - Experimentation is highly promoted sir!!
went thru that link almost a year back dudeeeeeeeeee...
Does BF3 use Havok? Cause BF3 physics were nice but nothing comes even close to matching Havok(from Red Faction Armageddon), intel havok will pretty much blow everything away(incl. that bulletphysics everyone's so hyped up about).No, you can't run "PhysX" properly. Physics you can.
here's what nVideahh does. Decides to use X87 for PhysX on GPU. CPU makers phased X87 out in favour of SSE 12 years ago. So, CPUs obviously run X87 code slow (+ nVidia forced to only run off a single core) and nVideahhh claims "OMFG OUR GPU PHYSICS I.E. NVIDEAHHH PHYSX RUNS SO PHASHHT ON OVAR CUDA ACCELERATED GHEE-PEE-YOUS "
Then with PhysX SDK 3.0 (this year), they start supporting CPUs (+ multiple cores). Guess what, they use SSE instructions for running "PhysX" code on CPU. Why not use X87 again?
Battlefield 3's physics pwns pretty much everything without these marketing gimmicks.
I don't give two sh!ts about what non-sense the marketing of these companies says. As someone who prefers real standards over propreitary sh1te, I'd say let sense prevail over idiocity.
My exams are up from friday and I'm posting here, guess how am I doing??^tkin - OCing is going fine... !! How're things with you??
Hey dude, nice to see you in TDF, how's the OC going?
PhysX can run on CPU much faster than on any nVidia card, specially with AVX, but nVidia won't allow it, its their proprietary API.
Does BF3 use Havok? Cause BF3 physics were nice but nothing comes even close to matching Havok(from Red Faction Armageddon), intel havok will pretty much blow everything away(incl. that bulletphysics everyone's so hyped up about).
Ive been looking for Arctic Silver Ceramique for a looooooooooong time do u know if its available anywhere????
tkin - hee hee... Best of luck dude!!!
@Anant, buddy how are you? Remember we also met over the Asus meet-up.
Cilus - did NOT see that... was half asleep already last night while posting...
I rmr all u guys but with ur real names not aliases...
im fine by the way.. howre u??
@Cilus - although i have a feeling ur suryasis - is that right??
Blame the economic situation, no one's interested in buying a PC atm, I guess.
Anyway, can anyone point me to any BD review with CFX?
BTW, if anybody's is thinking the unthinkable and actually planning to get a "high-end" BD, they can't get a better mobo than this at this price:-
Theitdepot - Asus Sabertooth 990FX 32GB DDR3 AMD Motherboard
Price is only 11390, and you get all the goodness of 990fx chipset.
I don't think that's correct - when you go to market you will see many are still buying pcs - if one needs a pc really then he have to get it no matter what
BTW, Great Find there on Asus 990FX Sabertooth - the price is just awesome but only IF we can get a BullDozer 8120 around ~10k
6. It has been stated that Bulldozer will see improvements in performance with the Windows 8 scheduler. Would you elaborate?
Gabe Gravning, Senior Product Marketing Manager, AMD - We worked with Microsoft to improve the way threads are scheduled with the "Bulldozer" architecture in Windows 8®. In Windows 7, workloads are simply executed sequentially across the cores. The Windows 8 scheduler is optimized for the "Bulldozer" architecture and will distribute the workload across each core pair first and then each core resulting in better threaded performance.
For example, in testing by AMD with the AMD FX-8150, we are seeing up to 10% uplift on a number of games with the Windows 8 Developer Preview compared to Windows® 7. Of course, results do vary.
We are also working with Microsoft on a scheduler update for Windows 7 that will be available soon.