Hi all...

Sorry... a bit off topic here... assuming if I buy 2nd hand gtx970 card still with warranty... I can check the graphics card serial number sure available at the card and match to receipt only right?

Thanks in advance !

that's y FE is slightly exp.

Switched from 970 to 1070 today


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tht gemfive seller making good sales on palit

voucher from gemfive = win win

This post has been edited by babykids: Jul 17 2016, 03:03 AM

How much did you purchase it for ? Palit fan design looks kinda turns me off

T_T so sad no free game like previously for 980ti getting free tomb raider & batman . Only the warship code yawn.....

awww

just grab the i7 6700 mang...confirm CPU load less than 50% in heavy running games

haha who says GST and currency depreciation is actually hurting the local livelihood

i still see peeps buying freely here and also buying luxury BMWs & mercedes like sayur di pasar

which voucher is it ???

Again, the simple look at the difference in arch is misleading.

The Queue and Work Distributor is in hardware. The purpose of Work Distributor is to, as its name indicate, distribute work between SMs. If the SM needs to send its results back to the CPU to redistribute work between SMs, the latency cost would be too high. On a graphic pipeline, the data and instructions will need to go through the Work Distributor and the SMs multiple times. They wouldn't be able to get this kind of performance if they do this.

The driver queue, however, is in software. This is the same for both AMD and NVIDIA. The driver queue will send its data to the hardware queue to process.

Even the simplified look and the beyond3d post (by Ext3h) you linked show different things. Ext3h post indicates the queues, work distributor is in hardware. The simplified look indicates it is in software.

I would suggest you to go through the sources you link first before posting here to avoid misleading people..

I paid RM3279.00 for Palit GTX 1080 Gamerock premium + G panel. Since already paid some deposit for earlier booking, I buy it from DotaTech (lingloong). Otherwise I may get it from Gemfive, Lazada or somewhere else since better offer.

Dotatech facebook (Palit)

Free games bundle may have to wait. I think now the new GPUs selling like hot cakes, probably manufacturer don't bother to give offer for now. Maybe a few months down the road, when sales slows.

This post has been edited by CPURanger: Jul 17 2016, 10:03 AM

nice price btw . Please do share your OC result and timespy/firestrike

Guess I have to try squeeze it more and hold on for now. Plan to upgrade when Kabylake launch.

I think that's tactic. I did got lured and get a 970 when it's near the end of it's life, because it bundle with free game that's just launched.

And profit.

i probably pull the trigger with CANNONLAKE since my DEVILS CANYON i7 still kickin azz 4 more than 2 years

Voucher code - RAYA12

I bought PALIT GTX1070 JESTREAM RM1999 - RM239.88. I guess no retail shop can give you such discount. Cause it nothing to do with seller (they do get the full payment) , gemfive pay for your bill.

dude even tech sites like pcper is for PR only, people from beyond3D are devs that program and test async on GPUs. i'm not saying they are entirely correct, nor that you are to take them as a fact, and anyone should not rely on what people say on the internet lol. did you read in the disclaimer that they also mentioned that it cannot be 100% correct, because all these info is gathered from limited testing/white papers/third party sources only, unless you know more than Nvidia engineers?

i just hope you stop misleading people with your own understanding, and say that Maxwell v2 Async works just the same as ACEs, because apparently it is not the same thing.

This post has been edited by svfn: Jul 17 2016, 03:17 PM

Make a switch from Sapphire 6850 to this ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1080.

Only complaint that it barely fit into my PC case. This thing is too large and push against sata cable etc.

Case is CoolerMaster Elite 430. This is a PC five years ago with a i7-2600K