Legit Reviews

You're a little late...

Anyway, if anyone still has anything they'd want to see run on this system, I'd be glad to try it out and show the results.

Even for ATMs that belong to the bank that your card is under? I'd never use an ATM ever again.

Looks nice, though almost looks like something a pack of drinks would have as casing. That 8-core CPU sounds delicious.

Does this allow for multi-threaded rendering under DirectX 11?

Cool. I've been considering jumping into OpenCL. I just downloaded the kit. Perhaps I'll teach myself some time.

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That looks incredibly lame.

Wait, Windows 98 version?

Downloaded and installed. I'm loving the new options. Finally there is MLAA for HD 5000 series cards. I tried it out and it's decent, but definitely a step down from MSAA in image quality. Still good if I want AA but cannot sacrifice too many frames.

I'm looking forward to the co-op feature. I love co-op games.

All that hardware... I would love to work with that.

I don't get the big deal over the super bowl.

This is how their service should have been in the first place. Having to purchase games that you will not get to keep after you cancel your service is silly.

Drivers are up: http://sites.amd.com/us/game/downloads/Pages/downloads.aspx Downloading now. edit: Yeah, it doesn't seem to do much for my HD 5870. The interface is nicer and there may be a slight improvement in performance. By the way, does the HD 5000 series not support MLAA? I cannot find the opt...

The surveillance video was of too low quality to have actually seen what the person looked like. If she wasn't suing, no one would have known it was her.

Why are there so many members in that group? I don't see the point in having that many dancers/vocalists, especially since the moves are mostly the same and there aren't many voices going at the same time.

Dang, I was looking forward to trying these out when I got back today. Ah well, better that it be released later than with flaws.

That's pretty cool, though I see that it only deals with the HD 6XXX series. I'm hoping that at least some of these apply to the HD 5XXX series, but it just wasn't mentioned. Interesting bit on tessellation. It should prove useful if applications go crazy with the tessellation and offer no options t...

NVIDIA Announces "Project Denver" to Build Custom CPU Cores Based on ARM Architecture, Targeting Personal Computers to Supercomputers NVIDIA Licenses ARM Architecture to Build Next-Generation Processors That Add a CPU to the GPU LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 01/05/2011 -- CES 2011 -- N...

I'm excited about the AVX instruction set. I'm hoping to see applications make use of it. Perhaps even physics engines being optimized for it.