It seems that the initial claims of our source were wrong and the unit we received as a sample featured the AMD Radeon M430, which isn’t a Polaris GPU. We were able to identify thanks to our friend Maciej from Videocardz.com. We take full responsibility for the mistake but we were really hyped about the news about testing the Polaris sample. In hindsight, we should have first taken a better look at the sample and make sure it’s the real deal before posting. We assure you we didn’t gain anything from all the confusion, except bad rep.
Anyway, we are still waiting for a Polaris sample in the near future, which we will receive from our source, so in the meantime, you can check out the AMD A9-9410 CPU and AMD Radeon R5 M430 (2GB DDR3) units we were able to test on the aforementioned sample. You can also look up the chips in our CPU and GPU rankings.
took them almost 2 months to understand that it wasnt a polaris?
or they didnt had any publicity anymore and they thought oh say something
Wow that's a bold statement /sarcasmDespite what Sony says I'm not expecting a true 4K console until Playstation 5 or XBOX Two. There is no way the Nintendo NX will be the first 4K console.
Despite what Sony says I'm not expecting a true 4K console until Playstation 5 or XBOX Two. There is no way the Nintendo NX will be the first 4K console.
exactly, same way current gen consoles are so called 1080p, but in reality they are 720p and barely 960pTechnically speaking, it takes a minimum of Fury X CF or 980Ti SLI to have a good 4K experience. So if we use 60 FPS high settings, not even 14 Vega/Big Pascal will be able to max out modern games at 4K. Console though could do 4K low or medium quality @ 30 FPS, and still get away with calling it a 4K console.
Despite what Sony says I'm not expecting a true 4K console until Playstation 5 or XBOX Two. There is no way the Nintendo NX will be the first 4K console.