sorry, my mistake. Anything outside fury X/X2 are not water cooled...
Thanks for the corrections.

This post has been edited by yhsiau: Jun 26 2015, 05:51 PM

hahaha... you meant anything outside of Fury X/X2 are NOT water cooled. >_<

Just see the picture.
20% shorter than Fury X with power consumption 175W.

SOS:
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This post has been edited by yhsiau: Jun 26 2015, 05:51 PM

U guys really need to game at 4k.

Any form of af needs aa.

Ure using pixel pitch as an excuse. Aka the inability of ure eyes to distinguish jaggies so to say there is no need. Which is false.
Jaggies still there.
Resolution doesnt fix jaggies.


If tonight free will post some screenshots.

You guys really need to update ureself more. This topic already been covered in ocn. You wont find anyone there anymore spouting no aa required for 4k.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jun 26 2015, 05:53 PM

as if..

"want to play some games?".
"how about we play game of finding the jaggies in 4k".

said no one ever.

Exactly. That said person doesnt know what he is talking about



Lol.

that said person who actually playing games...instead of finding jaggies



topkek

That said person playing jaggy game. Mesti too much motion blur/dof till cannot see.

who the hell still using motion blur, going while playing games..
get it..playing. not finding jaggies pixel ..

u must be going crazy if play minecraft.."nooo my games is soo jaggy!!"
"cant finish this batman...too jaggy."

apparently you dude. Even if not ure monitor is doing it with the response rate and bad overdrive i guess.
batman almost done lol.. no jaggies here at 4k.

AA is needed u guys just dont want to accept the fact.
cause the alternative ppl would be comfortable with the amount of vram they have.

anyway end of this banter as it reminiscence the same beginning of whether ssd needed for gaming and 8gb needed for gaming etc..
now everybody is using it and forgot their earlier remarks.

With widely available post processing AA now, I don't think we need to turn off AA anymore. Almost no performance hit and not much VRAM usage for AA...

No stuttering on the batman?

most of your point is based on assumption.

apparently i use motion blur.
apparently something wrong with my response rate
apparently im having bad overdrive
apparently i cant play without aa, 4k must need aa.
apparently i comfortable with amout of vram i prolly have.

aa is needed or necessary in 4k?.

doesnt know what to make about your last para..another going around for some unrelated issue just like last time for unknown reason

most of your word is a fairy dust to me because its from your pov and to you your pov is 100% correct.

haha last time people always says the longer the better

now its so odd seeing people saying the shorter the better

Small is the new 'in' things now. Remember colossal E-ATX computer cases back then? Now people got a fetish of building PC the size of a small shoebox. I don't go there, upgrade-ability would be limited, so what's the point of buying a desktop and limited to one expansion slot?

dude its about ure 4k gaming experience stating doesnt require aa

the reason above is the only way i think why u think there isnt

and its the same or beyond ure comprehension now so hence time will tell about how ssd argument etc started. This is akin reminiscence that time.

and its not my pov. Its a fact. Proven Fact. Ures is a POV.

zero stuttering.

but not really happy that the current batman is using the same sli as CODAW which is AFR1 and that has not been solved until today.
Single gpu seems the only way to play it.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jun 26 2015, 10:31 PM

er, sure if you want photo of 4K AA and no AA.

Remember the good old days where CRT monitors got bigger but resolution didn't? That's when AA helps remove jaggies.

Consoles back then didn't need AA because those CRT TV units are interlaced.

AA went on and on and on but until now.

The logic behind no AA required on 4K is that the pixel density is huge that you won't be seeing jaggies.

I haven't read the OCN thing you mentioned but what level of AA are you referring to btw?

8xAA used to be great but as time went on I ended up gaming with usually only 2xAA or 4xAA.

And 4K with AA is really a killer.


ehhh it was due to resolution vs actual screen size that lead to jaggies that lead to introduction of AA.

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Now thats a view I will never have

thats a really sick build

11/10 damn good