Recent content by MrGRiMv25

Quite a funky design seeing as Lenovo is usually more "business'y" looking. When the market returns back to normal sometime in 2077 it might be an option.

I can get hold of GTX 1650/1660's in the UK, they're in stock in multiple places but I still wouldn't buy one when they're around £170-280 and much better than the 1050Ti's that are on the same sites going for the same amount of money....... I still need to replace my broken RX570 but I can...

Wow.... that's.... pretty depressing. knock the $400 off the Newegg price and that's about what a 1050ti is worth. :kookoo:

This would be fine for the more informed buyers in the tech arena, but considering the average consumer knows bugger all about most of this stuff I imagine it's going to get confusing for them very quickly.

This is obviously for a very niche market and for 99% of use would be pretty useless. Could be useful for those law enforcement agencies that have multiple feeds going on at the same time for on-the-go surveillance etc. Since the company is expecting people to enquire directly it kind of...

Considering all the recent news regarding chips shortages I severely doubt that we're going to see the market return to "normal" levels for at least another 6 months... which sucks quite a bit. :ohwell: I can hold off for now as there's nothing I really want to play so buying a new card to...

Considering it mentions RDNA 3 as the base for the two chiplets then I'd doubt it would be this year at the earliest, and would probably be late next year?

Haha, the finest sea salt is strong with any news regarding graphics cards these days.

Yeah, they use a bridging chip a bit like they did with the tail end of the 7000 series GPU's. I don't think Nvidia has made anything that's natively PCI since the 7000 days, but could be wrong. If it's the GF119 card then the unlocked equivalent is the GT520 OEM, I doubt the bios from that...

I think it would make more sense than a "sort-of" 5700XT with RT cores in disguise.

I don't know why they had to cut it down so much, the CU count would have been nicer at around 50CU's as the drop from 6800 to 6700 is gonna be a big one performance wise. By the time they filll out the product stack the 6600/6500 will have under 2k SP's and will feel like a 5500/5600 refresh.

I haven't seen a cut down Nvidia card that was unlockable for over a decade since they started fusing it off in hardware, I doubt it would be do-able. I did have quick look around the web for you but couldn't find anything.

To be fair, that majority was something like 52/48% for/against so not exactly an overwhelming majority but still nonetheless it was one. Still, I wasn't one in the leave camp, and just have to live with it now. Boris is just as useless as ever, so probably is just a case of trying to keep ARM...

Hahahahaha..... I wonder how many peoples eye's temporarily widened when seeing it, only to notice the crudely photoshopped logos. :clap:

Glad you got something in the end, couldn't help out further as spend most of December offline to get a break from the internet and all the fuss with the new cards, scalpers, rage etc! The 1050Ti is the better card anyway, and for the same price you can't go wrong really. Happy days. :cool: