MFG = Movie Frame Generation??
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MFG = Movie Frame Generation??I was reading more about why people prefer 24fps for movies. People think 60fps feels more like a live play than a movie and takes you out of the movie world. I have never seen a 60fps or 120fps movie outside game cutscenes but live TV is often 60fps. But I'm surprised there are not more 60fps or 120fps movies. It's something you would expect to see in a Nolan movie.
I was reading more about why people prefer 24fps for movies. People think 60fps feels more like a live play than a movie and takes you out of the movie world. I have never seen a 60fps or 120fps movie outside game cutscenes but live TV is often 60fps. But I'm surprised there are not more 60fps or 120fps movies. It's something you would expect to see in a Nolan movie.
He experiments with things like though. Maybe have some part of a movie run at 120fps and the rest at 24fps, something like the forward and backward time in Tenet.
Man they're really trying to make AMD seem like peak of competence, both in terms of uarch and product launches.
The rumour is that the AIB have pulled stock due to FE's coming to Australia.
this is a play by Nvidia. This is totally a late Q1 or Q2 product, not enough have made. create hype based on low demand. All it shows is a care of care for its partners, retailers and customers.Man they're really trying to make AMD seem like peak of competence, both in terms of uarch and product launches.
Uh no, it was a q4'24 product lmao.this is a play by Nvidia. This is totally a late Q1 or Q2 product, not enough have made. create hype based on low demand
Uh no, it was a q4'24 product lmao.
Yeah, but it's not some 5d chess stuff.I think he means it won't mean anything to gamers due to no availability until late q1 or q2.
i wonder what the issue is? Yields?Yeah, but it's not some 5d chess stuff.
They're just strugging to make it for reasons.
GDDR7?i wonder what the issue is? Yields?
"AI" chips are limited by HBM and advanced packaging, not N4 process wafers - 50 series are totally incremental to that effort, fact selling 90 series for 2-3 times more requires it to be made in the first place and rebranded as pro card - where are those? Zero announcements.using capacity for AI chips and GB202 certainly will also go into professional cards that cost 2-3x the price of a 5090
HFR in cinemas is either not advertised or they sometimes forget to turn off the smooth fps option because I have seen a few movies (one of them was a Liam Neeson bank heist movie) where the framerate seemed a bit off in normal scenes but then there was an explosion and even though the explosion was over in a few seconds, it was BUTTERY smooth. There's no way to describe it than to see something like that. Normally explosions happen on screen and I forget about them immediately but this one stayed in my mind because my mind kept replaying it back moments after the scene was gone. It was quick yet my brain could remember it happening bit by bit like in slow motion. Very odd experience.There are 48FPS cinema screenings of certain movies, so yes, they do exist.
Unless you buy all production for a year. Spot prices on Dramexchange and contract prices like Nvidia does directly with Micron/SKHynix CEOs are totally different things...Average session price shown by DRAMexchange for GDDR6 (last gen introduced Aug 2018 - almost 7 years ago) was $2.3 per GB, so $73.6 for 32 GB
I am not privy to their contracts, but double that price should be a bare minimum for this new gen that seems time exclusive to Nvidia.
I heard last time they did increase prices in other countries a bit.I'm not good at world economy, so I wonder if the "Trump tariffs" will affect prices outside US ?
Colorful and Manli are currently the only two AIB partners that have produced these problems. However, several complaints of the same problem with Gigabyte’s RTX 5090D have also surfaced.
How much did they charge if you don't mind me asking?The Windforce was all MC had when I got there. Beggers can't be choosers.
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MSRP $1999.99How much did they charge if you don't mind me asking?
That is a good deal and I would be tempted at that price too (much as I think the 5090 is a nothing burger, the *90 series do tend to hold their value).Good deal. I would grab one at that price too even if it's a basic model.