Recent content by devguy

I found the whole Fatal1ty branding thing weird and tired years ago. ...It's still around?

lolwut?

I'm still running Ubuntu 12.04.2 as it's stable (and I've been lazy). But I'll probably move to this version as my final chapter with Ubuntu; I'm not on board with the whole Mir thing, and would, quite frankly, hope to see it falter in favor of Wayland. BTW, AMD's latest Catalyst Beta works...

Ugh, they continue with the 1366x768 resolution. I used to have an 11.6" HP Brazos laptop and I hated that resolution (as well as their clickpads, but that is a different story). Please, make 1600x900 the minimum resolution for 13.6" and under laptops, lol!

Bump, PS3 added.

If I recall correctly, AMD released the AM3+ 9xx series chipsets well in advance of the Zambezi FX processors. For quite some time, all 9xx series motherboards were reviewed with the Thuban Phenom II processor. Hell, my ASUS 970 motherboard I bought back then is still housing my Thuban, as I...

It does have Linux support...

Demo doesn't let me run at my native 4800x900 like Heaven does (maxes out at 4096 in vertical res). The multiple monitor option is giving me trouble. I got around 32fps average at 1600x900 full screen on one monitor. Catalyst 13.2 Beta 3 drivers used on Radeon HD 7950 with stock clocks.

I guess they're not all they're cracked up to be...

*Sniff* <misses the days of the Athlon XP 2500+ M>

I see, I guess I misunderstood it (thankfully).

Don't really like some of this naming convention. One of the pictures shows that an HD 8700M can be clocked identically to an HD 8500M (and all the hardware is identical), and still be called the 8700M. What incentive does a manufacturer have to list their notebook as having an HD 8500M, when...

This OMG, thank goodness. I was wrecking my brain thinking it was something wrong with my config files and such.

I agree that a 13.3" screen should have a minimum of 1600x900 screen. Save the 1366x768 to 10.1" and smaller screens. For me, though, 1080p is only necessary at 15.6" and higher screen sizes.

Well, they designed the GPUs for the Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, and likely are making the Xbox 720 GPU as well. Not to mention that their APU is likely being used in the PS4 (possibly with Hybrid CrossfireX), and that is all in addition to their CPU/GPU/Other divisions. Times are rough, and...