I would love to know what Intel has promised him, like perks/future first dibs on product at launch etc.
Isn't it high power at idle because it can't go to low states? Perhaps the same is happening for high performance states.Crazy OC/power limits gain
Even overclocked, it's slower than 6500 XT. Shouldn't sell for more than $175.Crazy OC/power limits gain
Do you really believe he invited Intel?This isn't a review though. It's a interview/exploration with people from Intel.
Childish rants are great for YT views on reviews, but not really decent behavior when dealing with guests. Inviting people then ambushing them is poor behavior, unless you think the Jerry Springer Show is how people should behave.
Do you really believe he invited Intel?
Well, I guess you do.Do you believe they just showed up at his doorstep unannounced?
Regardless of how the meeting was arranged, people in your private property are ultimately guests, unless they storm in without permission.
It would reflect poorly to attack your guests.
Do you believe they just showed up at his doorstep unannounced?
Not only has the motive, but the power to do this. When the powerful "invites" themselves to your premises, who can refuse.It's pretty clear that this was initiated by Intel, as the Peterson/Shrout pair visited a whole bunch of reviewers and such in a brief period. It's not logical to think that they independently decided to all invite Intel over at the very same time or that these media outlets colluded to arrange this. Intel has the motive to do so, not the media.
It's pretty clear that this was initiated by Intel, as the Peterson/Shrout pair visited a whole bunch of reviewers and such in a brief period. It's not logical to think that they independently decided to all invite Intel over at the very same time or that these media outlets colluded to arrange this. Intel has the motive to do so, not the media.
Why do you only seem to think in polar opposites. You can challenge someone politely. Is it a lost art?They are still guests. Guests they were happy to have as they seldom get to interview company engineers.
I know some people get the vicarious jollies from hosts attacking guests on Jerry Springer, but that isn't the way civilized people behave.
Why do you only seem to think in polar opposites. You can challenge someone politely. Is it a lost art?
Everything in todays world has to be a war zone. Even discussion.Why do you only seem to think in polar opposites. You can challenge someone politely. Is it a lost art?
I think it's been observed already in the forums, and attributed to a power management issue rather than the minimal overclock. In fact I bet we'd see higher than stock performance even with a 50Mhz downclock (that is... if the driver supports moving the slider to the left )No sure I've ever seen gains this big from just +76 MHz overclock. I hope Gamers Nexus does proper OC testing.
The increased power is the primary performance driver. ETAPrime slapped a desktop heatsink on a 6800U laptop set it at 50W and got a nice performance uplift. So the idea that the ARC is held back by conservative power settings is not unreasonable.No sure I've ever seen gains this big from just +76 MHz overclock.
Even overclocked, it's slower than 6500 XT. Shouldn't sell for more than $175.
They should blow the door open on tweaking every tiny detail of their graphics settings. That should guarantee sales to the tweakers and tinkerers. Publish a whole manual on their GPU driver's registry keys/settings.
DIY graphics driver builder. Moving the blame onward onto the consumer.They should blow the door open on tweaking every tiny detail of their graphics settings. That should guarantee sales to the tweakers and tinkerers. Publish a whole manual on their GPU driver's registry keys/settings.
Great, I'm sure that would sell literally dozens of cards.