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TechNews - Nvidia launches GTX 700M GPUs - tech|
| (hx) 10:47 PM CEST - Jun,01 2013 |
- Intel Haswell Makes Its Debut: Core i7-4770K Review - In
terms of performance the upgrade to Haswell is very reminiscent of what
we observed when going from Sandy Bridge to Ivy Bridge: for the most
part we saw very minor performance increases. Haswell looked most
impressive in our encoding
benchmarks where it was 3 to 13% faster. In our battery of
application-based it was was 2 - 11% faster than Ivy, while the
synthetic benchmark programs showed only minimal margins. Although Ivy
Bridge only provided a slight performance increase over Sandy, it was
still a welcomed arrival for newcomers to the platform. Ivy Bridge
improved efficiency, added a few new features, while it maintained the
same price point of Sandy Bridge. Haswell, on the other hand, seems
less attractive for desktop users for a simple reason: it is not backwards compatible with Sandy Bridge or
Ivy Bridge. The new LGA1150 socket means those wanting to upgrade
to Haswell will need a new motherboard, such as those featured in our
review. Thus, performance won't be a driver of desktop user upgrades
with a small 13% jump at best. For those coming from much older
platforms or an AMD system, then the Haswell socket change won't pose
much of an obstacle.
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 700M aims to make gaming notebooks
powerful and portable - Not to be outdone by its arch-nemesis AMD,
Nvidia has launched a fresh volley of mobile Geforce
GTX 700M GPUs, namely the GTX 760M, 765M, 770M and 780M. Nvidia
claims its GTX 780M is the fastest mobile GPU in existence, even
besting AMD's recently released Radeon HD 8970M -- a chip, if only
briefly, stood atop the heap of mobile GPUs fit for gaming. Nvidia
claims the 780M can run Bioshock Infinite, Battlefield 3, Farcry 3,
Tomb Radier (2013) and Assassin's Creed III at 1080p with settings
cranked up to "Ultra".
- Asus to release 31.5-inch 4K monitor in the US next month - ASUS
has just announced that it is launching a new 4K monitor in the US the market.
Known as the PQ321, this 31.5 inch display features a 3840 x 2160
resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio, equivalent to four full HD 1920 X
1080 displays stacked side-by-side. Boasting a 140 ppi screen, Asus'
upcoming monitor should be able to meet the demands of even the most
dedicated videophiles once it becomes available next month. The PQ321
offers 176 degree viewing angles on both the vertical and horizontal
planes, so users will be able to see the incredibly high resolution
display so matter where they are sitting. In addition, the display
includes IGZO technology, which helps keep its energy usage to a
minimum.
- Windows 8.1 build 9415 screenshots appear - Screenshots
have appeared of a new build of Windows 8.1 - build 9415 - that
don't really show a great deal of new features, but nevertheless show
the progress of Windows 8.1 as we approach a public Preview release of
the operating system. The Chinese build, with screenshots posted on
PCBeta, includes the Start button, however it doesn't look like it's
visible all the time with the OS instead requiring a mouse-over in the
bottom left corner to get it to appear. It's unclear at this stage
whether this build of Windows will leak to the pubic, but if it doesn't
it won't be too long until we'll have a public version of Windows 8.1
to test; Microsoft is preparing a Preview version for release on June
26th. So Microsoft havent really improved Windows at all then if they
are going to continue with hiding features most asked for by users or
not incorporating them at all ;-)
- Microsoft Scales Mount Everest - Explore
Everest w/ GlacierWorks and Internet Explorer.
- Opera Next 15.0 Released - The first change you'll
notice with Opera Next is a simplified UI. The address and
search bar are combined into one, while bookmarks are merged into the
Speed Dial function with the ability to group multiple items into a
folder -- a design change that first appeared on the Android version.
- Introducing Gmail's New Inbox - The company says the new
features aren't mandatory, you'll be able to go back to the classic look with
the click of a mouse.
- YouTube Lets You Add "Slow-Motion" To Your Videos -
YouTube now lets you make slow-motion videos. You can add slow-motion to
videos you upload or to existing videos by using the new enhancement
tool.
- T-Mobile to Sell BlackBerry Q10 June 5 for $99 Down - T-Mobile
USA has announced that the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone will be
available online and in stores beginning June 5. The device will
require a down payment of $99, followed by 24 equal payments of $20.
The Q10 will support T-Mobile's LTE 4G network and features a physical
QWERTY keyboard, as well as a 3.1-inch touch screen. It runs BlackBerry
10.1. T-Mobile also announced that the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit
smartphone (pictured) is available beginning today for $19.99 down and
24 equal payments of $9. The Galaxy Exhibit, which is nearly identical
to its predecessor, has a 3.8-inch 800 x 480 pixel screen, 5-megapixel
main camera, 1-megapixel user-facing camera, and support for T-Mobile's
HSPA+ network. It runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
- Justice Department seizes anonymous banking service Liberty
Reserve - The Department of Justice in conjunction with the US
Global Illicit Financial Team has shut down one of the largest online
banking services in the world. Liberty Reserve went
dark on Monday evening - the site has since been replaced by a
message saying the domain name was seized in accordance with a seizure
warrant obtained by the Attorney's Office of New York. Authorities
believe the service was responsible for laundering more than $6
billion. The service converted money into an alternative currency known
as Liberty Reserve Dollars which could then be exchanged anonymously.
As you could imagine, such a service could easily be used for all sorts
of illegal activity which is exactly what the indictment claims took
place. According to the document, the site processed over $1.4 billion
in transactions per year. Funds were allegedly used to facilitate
narcotics trafficking, identity theft and malware fraud via shell
companies in Australia, China, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Morocco, Russia and
Spain. One hacker reportedly said he would lose around $25,000 due to
the shutdown.
- Oculus VR co-founder killed in crosswalk during police chase -
Police identified the victim today as Andrew Scott Reisse, 33,
a resident of Santa Ana, according to KABC-TV in Los Angeles. Coworkers
described him as a 'brilliant' man. He
was walking in a cross walk when he was hit by a car. Police said
the incident started when police saw two cars full of people. An
altercation ensued and one of the suspects, 26-year-old Gerardo Diego
Ayala, was shot and killed. Police alleged that Victor Sanchez and two
other suspect took off in a Dodge Charger. Sanchez, who was allegedly
at the wheel, fled from police and crashed into two vehicles before
hitting Reisse during the high-speed chase. Sanchez led police through
several red lights, including the intersection where Reisse was hit.
- Kickstarter RC Car That Drives and Flies - Regardless
whether or not you guys back this
Kickstarter project, you HAVE to check out the quad-rotor / RC car in this video
- Audi A1 Quattro - XCAR - Yes, the 1.4TSI has the same
engine as the SEAT Ibiza Cupra, VW Polo GTI and Skoda Fabia vRS, but
it's just another car in the line up. There's no S1 lurking in the
wings. This is where the A1 Quattro comes in to play. Its tiny
engine bay has been stuffed with the 2.0-litre turbo motor from the
last generation Audi S3
- McLaren MP4-12C Spider clocks 213 mph, faster than official
top - In
the two-minute video from German publication Sport Auto, we see
mostly the speedometer of a McLaren MP4-12C Spider, just touching a
speed of 346 kilometers per hour, or just under 215 miles per hour.
- Pigeons Are Capable Of Using Touchscreens - Pigeons have
far better problem solving skills than previously thought - and can use a
computer touchscreen, researchers have found. Researchers at the
University of Iowa found the birds were able to complete intelligence
tests by choosing the correct 'string' on a touchscreen by pecking it
with their beak.
The results show the birds are capable of making highly intelligent
choices, sometimes with problem-solving skills to match.
- Cannon Fodder Official Trailer HD HQ May 2013 - Official
Trailer for the Award Winning Israeli Horror Film CANNON FODDER
- Machete Kills - International Trailer - The U.S.
government recruits
Machete to battle his way through Mexico in order to take down an
arms dealer who looks to launch a weapon into space.
- Top 30 Guitar Riffs of the 2000s - check it out
- Original Bike Tricks from Tim Knoll - This is what
happens when
you don't read the manual on how to ride a bike :P
- Cat Boarding - Cat Boarding cat is boarding down the
hall. No
glitch in the matrix!
- Incredible footage from the Istanbul protests - These people
are fighting for protecting their park because department of this
place wants to cut all the trees and build a shopping center in there.
- Duck Hunt 3D Chalk Art - This week Chris takes on the
classic NES
game Duck Hunt.
- A fox steals a man's golf ball and has the time of his life! -
check
it out
- Hot 100 Bikini Contest - round #2 - Wet Republic Ultra
Pool, MGM Grand Las Vegas - SpyOnVegas
Hot 100 Bikini Contest Round 2 2013. Hundreds of America's hottest
women compete for over $100,000 in cash prizes.
- Smokin' Hot Nikki Leigh Lingerie Pictures -Nikki Leigh
bikini lingerie pictures could probably sell anything!
- Coco Austin Lording It In Bikini - My lord what
an ass! :-)
- Kelly Brook Does GQ Turkey - In case your issue of GQ
Turkey got lost in the mail, here's just about the hottest
Kelly Brook cover shoot you'll see all year!
- The best pics on the Internet #22 - All pictures
are carefully handpicked!
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last 10 comments: | Csimbi | (10:50 PM CEST - Jun,01 2013 ) | quote:
Introducing Gmail's New Inbox - The company says the new features aren't mandatory, you'll be able to go back to the classic look with the click of a mouse.
Good, because this new layout sucks.
quote:
Asus to release 31.5-inch 4K monitor in the US next month
Why don't you stop making 16:9 crap and give us nice 16:10 displays?
Could not get a decent display for ages... |
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| Sabot | (11:12 PM CEST - Jun,01 2013 ) | quote:
Nvidia claims the 780M can run Bioshock Infinite, Battlefield 3, Farcry 3, Tomb Radier (2013) and Assassin's Creed III at 1080p with settings cranked up to "Ultra".
The day it runs ALL games at once on 5 monitors then i'll be impressed!
In this day and age it's about time they fooking well did, instead of producing more heat than performance.... Graphic cards are just expensive foot warmers. :lol: |
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