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either way
if you're building a new machine, then yeah DDR5 is starting to make sense
still on the higher end of price
unless you want a board that only is in stock for ddr4
Well cheapest alright mobo I see with D5 is 200$ for a B660
yeah I have a decent board for ddr4 stock speeds
alder lake can do both but the boards cant do both
then you need to buy the RAM
so it isn't unfeasible, just needs more budget
Which costs the same amount as high speed D4
maybe
it gets to the point where it's just chasing high numbers on benchmarks
but yeah like I was saying, it's starting to make sense when they're getting really close in price
will probably continue to get cheaper
The problem is the high speed d4 is faster on alderlake
Esp tuned
Yeah DDR5 doesn't quite make enough of a difference in games to be worth paying for. With the money saved you could spend it on hardware instead like a bigger gpu. At leadt until DDr5 reaches price parity.
No doubt as cpu ram controllers improve (eg the new ryzen cpu are boasting much faster ram support then Intel), and manufacturers figure out how to make higher clocked, lower latency modules the performance difference will grow quite wide
no
ddr5 is SLOWER
it takes more time for the data to go from the ram into the cpu and vice versa
but the standard allows for much faster ram to exist than currently exists
Sounds like an optimization issue than, you know, an issue with the tech itself
no?
Or a cpu that isn't working right
nope
You can't say it's slower but also say faster
you can run the calculations (tho the calculations are alot more complicated than converting area into length)
ok so i have this jet engine here that is 3 inches long
and it produces less thrust than a turbine engine
but i can still say that jet engines will produce more thrust once scaled up
because there is a physical limit to how fast you can spin propeller blades. if they pass the speed of sound your thrust drops to 0
the same is true with ddr4 and ddr5
So this goes back to what I said :V
Eventually you reach the higher speeds later
Even if for now not so much
but not with current hardware
ive lived through this before
Ans, thus : its faster
look at the 6700k
I didn't pay attention to Intel for years
😱 wow we need to buy ddr4 because ddr4 faster
everyone paying attention
no that cpu will never run the faster ddr4
and guess what
poof
the 6700k had insane amounts of trouble running the modern high speed ddr4 sticks
it barely supports 3200 with nice ics
with less than optimal ics it maxes at 3000
Once again :
and if you want to run dual or even quad rank? no get rekt
Just because the CPU is slower doesnt mean the slot is slower.
The fault is in the inadequate CPU. You keep repeating this.
You buy non-intel because its planned obsolecense within a year or two.
ok so you buy amd
what amd do you buy that is future proof as you want
If you go AMD, youll at least get a chip socket that can support better chips to do better speeds
How about going from Ryzen 1 to the latest? Its 4 generations of cpu chips
Dude you know its gomna come
none of those support ddr5
you said that you should buy ddr5 because its about future proofing
Yeah
spoken like a true user who has never actually tried upgrading
AMD will come out with their own soon
You would have to replace the CPU, and the RAM in order to take advantage of this future proofing, as the current (Intel) CPUs support very low speeds, and the current DDR5 kits support very low speeds
Depending on if the chipset supports future CPUs and if Motherboard manufacturer designed their board to support higher speeds that also might need replacing
Never rried upgradi g what? The fuck you on about?
I wen5 from a Ryzen 1600x to a 5900x
if you bought b350, you were unable to replace the cpu with 3rd gen for 2 entire years of 3rd gen existing
Thats a fucken upgrade
The 230s are meant to be budgets iirc. Also try updating firmware?
b350
b350 did not have support for 3rd gen for the entire year of 2019
and only at the end of 2020 did they start to have that firmware exist
and holy moly was it buggy asf
And? Thats called buying a prosuct early.
????
And look, you admitted it later supported it, buggy or not
You cant say it didnt support it and then say it does. The year is 2022.
Fucking
Shitty autocorrect
ok but on intel you paid the same amount in total and got better performance back then and better performance now...
Typoed that
On intel you pay over price for cpu and motherboard
And then you cant jump a generation
if you at the time bought heck a 5775c (from 2015)
you would have had better performance until 3rd gen released
with significantly cheaper everything
I agree it would be better to get another MB. But thats not the point.
if you wanted brand new everything sure amd was cheaper multithread performance
The point was you can put the damn vhip in the same damn socket and firmware update it
but it was aloooot slower in games than even several year old intel cpus
LOL. Yeah sure
I guess you missed out on the 5000 series
This isnt 2015 where that was true
Hell even 3000 series
Both of them were rocking the price for performance ratio
i have 5000 series
it didnt come out in 2018
it didnt even come out in 2019
it didnt even come out in 2020
https://www.anandtech.com/show/16195/a-broadwell-retrospective-review-in-2020-is-edram-still-worth-it/23
and 3000 series was SLOWER than a 2015 chip from intel
running DDR3
Wha
what ryzen got you was ultra cheap at the low end
and COARS at the high end
Hold onw
ryzen 5000 was the first series from amd to outright beat devils canyon and broadwell-c
Also
Look at the chart you shown in the link
You seriusly expect a 3600 to be high performanfe chip?
Thats extreme dishonesty
That is quite dishonest I agree
You are comparing a $400 bucko chip to $200 one
i got a 5775c, nice ram, and a beautiful board for $150
No its not lis5ing 3700
You lrgit ja e the low end chip compared to the high end chil
I hate typing on This phone
the 5775c was RELEASED IN 2015
yes
ryzen 5000 was the first time it was a good idea to buy amd for games
And if you look st this chart. So is 3000
Tjats a 200 dollar chip
Competing high on that chart
before that it was far more price efficient to buy either last gen intel or the gen before
And those intel chips more than double and triple the price
Yes, but the 3600 released 4 years later gave you 2 more cores for half the price of the price. It wasn't a good gaming CPU, but it could still push the ol I7's poo in on highly threaded workloads
sure when they were released 5 YEARS before
So you werent really saying the trust qhen yoh said the 3000 was trash compared to older generstions tjan it
red dead is known for being a relatively threaded game
sure
This is the gaming part
wow look at launch the 3600 is exactly on par with a slightly cheaper intel chip
You can see that, overall, cpu doesnt affe ting gaming too much
Honestly CPU affecting game performance hasnt been a thing since 2006
Not as heavily anyways
and to noones surprise the best price/performance chip is an intel chip
When was the 8th gen intel released?
Yeah an i3 
Lol
early enough to appear in a launch review for 3000 series
Lower priced chips get you more performs per Dollar, as it's diminishing returns the faster you go
zen 1 was garbo
Okay now
undebateably
Leys compare a 2019 intel chip of the same price range
zen 2 was useable once patched
9
Like the 3000 series wasn't famous for outpacing Intel in totality. It was popular because when you drew a like for like between the chips and performance AMD gave you a little bit extra for a little bit less only barely loosing out on gaming performance. Especially since AMD at least tried to make the AM4 socket universal making building a PC with AMD cheaper.
The 5000 series is what blew people away
I never said it was for gaming
when it was at best on par with 4 year old chips
Aaand oh look they are nearly the same
if you wanted perf and you wanted it cheap it has always been old chips
Conparing two 200 dollar cpu, how about that.
the 9600k was faaaaaaaast if tuned
Looks honest and fair
but its actually a pretty overpriced cpu
We arent counting overclocking
UserBenchmark is infamous for altering results to make Intel look faster
yea just ignore the weighted results
the top numbers are bs
this stuff works
(that i didnt censor with bs)
Yes exactly.
If its scruoulos and untrustworthy then dont use any of it
So stop posting it
🤷 the united states isnt trustworthy yet alot of good science comes out of it
and you posted it
actually no this happens to be a very very good analogy lmao
This 5775C seems to have been faster then most Intel Chips depending on the game/setting, and seems to have achieved this using a separate high speed Cache
yep
Sort of similar to AMDs new 3D chip stacking
I imagine when Intel gets their 3d stacking thingo active we might see them make another attempt at this with better results
probably
hope they dont just throw it away when it doesnt make great results the first iteration
they did try again in the skylake generation (which is what you have posted a picture of, thats not a 5775c)
but it wasnt attached properly, so it only really helped the igpu
Hey the website I stole it from made the same mistake
heres a 5775c
you can tell its a desktop cpu because its squareish
i have one
and a 6700k
and toying around with overclocked memory is so rewarding on z97 compared to z170
oh god no
Lol
every single instance of that was atrocious
the only cartridge slots i accept on my motherboards are for other motherboards
Pretty sure it put intel on the map, i think
Well
For quake
Idunno im rambling as i e haudt myself
https://www.asrock.com/news/index.asp?id=8
dont sell me a motherboard unless i can change the socket by putting in an upgrade module
better image
as we can see this was such a good idea everyone does it nowadays
not to mention all the jumpers it had
what do you mean that jumpers are bad for carrying pcie data?
but fr i think that setting a few jumpers once sounds pretty nice to avoid having to switch the entire rest of your board
I can see this being more useful in the future (heck with my plx riser im already basically doing that)
why even need jumpers
just make the socket itself socketed
big ass 5k pin array or smth
10cpu generations supported
ok so you need to connect the ram directly to the cpu
so you run that on the replaceable side of the socket
oh you also need the chipset itself
and the vrm controller
so you might as well put the vrm
oh hmm now you dont really need that many pins any more
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Two gens of big.Shittle and it’s over lmao let’s see how long am5 will last
I really wish amd makes it as long lived as am4 I never thought that much of it but buying zen 1 with a good motherboard and drop in replacing to a 5800x3d is quite a huge step up.
Makes me more willing to spend a bit more on a better mobo, if it lasts 2 gens.
yeah I dont think it can last as long but I could see 3 gens at least
like I think it would be fine if we have 2 sockets till ddr6 or so, assuming that comes out at a normal time
instead of idk how many dozen it felt like for intel on ddr4
At the very least long term support is in the interest of AMD, as there is much less of a burden on amd to immidiately get lower end chipsets running as well, Just comparing how cheap somewhat decent b450 mobo's still are compared to intel.
Makes them able to sell lower end cpu's for much more than intel, simply due to platform costs.
Why is Intel changing sockets every 2 days in general
Is their socket design so bad that they have to accommodate a new socket for new chips cause their data transfer or something is just really bad
They don't want to deal with questionable compatibility and backporting.
also more money for them since they sell board parts
I think the biggest reason is simply that this is the way they have done it for a long time and are too inflexible to change their ways
AM4 has shown mobo makers are more than willing to provide updates for older motherboards.
😂 thats a big oof
That probably made no sense tech sense wise
But yeah the fact you have to get a new mobo every 2-3 years, is, pardon the language, retarded
Zen released in what, 2017 and the last and latest Zen chips will work on some of those motherboards that released back then
yeah its very consumer friendly
and produces a more healthy PC environment.
and produces less e-waste
my god the amount of reduces e-waste if motherboards weren't churned out like fuckin pokemon
It's not just e-waste, it also makes the transition to a new cpu launch easier, as old motherboards can continue being sold, especially with usb-flashing options.
This is also good for mobo makers as they don't suddenly have to dump their stock of older motherboards.
TO BE FAIR
Having the ability to get a 5800X3D on an X370 is phenomenal
But
There is still like 3 gens worth of different mobos that were produced
AMD woefully mismanaged some of their launches, claiming that some people won't be able to support next gen on their old mobos
I would still rather prefer there being no mobo gens, and just stick with a single gen
The newer generations support features that new chips bring in.
The problem AMD ran into though was that the chipset they designed didn't have enough storage for the microcode of all the chips they introduced, perhaps they didn't think they would release so many? Hopefully with AM5 they will futureproof the MBs by giving them enough memory where they can store enough CPUs till at least AM6
I don't believe we will have any new motherboard features for years to come
I would much rather them move onto a firmware based upgrade approach
Some B450s were future proofed to match B550s
Why can't B650s match B750s or 850s, etc
Just firmware update and you have support for next CPU lineup
That's a lot less ewaste
You can't 'firmware' patch everything without driving up costs a lot (as you would need essentially another CPU glued onto the board). Say when they introduce newer connection standards like USB 5, thunderbolt, wifi, ethernet, and especially with DDR6 and PCIe 6 as those would require stronger standards to maintain signal integrity. It's simply cheaper for the consumer to release a chipset that has the functions inbuilt, rather then making it entirely programmable
Though AMD has done something I have never seen before on a consumer board, their x670 MB uses two chips for the chipset instead of the usual one, hopefully that helps with future proofing the boards for features and they won't need to make a x760 soon (though I doubt it)
what do you mean "you can't firmware patch without driving up the costs" like no this is a standard feature thing for motherboards for, like, 30 years :V
you can firmware patch new cpu support but not features like pcie 4 on a pcie3 board...
There was a keyword you missed
"You can't 'firmware' patch everything without driving up costs a lot"
But to be more precise in my words. you can't make a chipset capable of receiving an advanced firmware patch capable of giving it features that did not exist when the chipset was released. It's possible, but you would need a chipset that is so advanced as to make it a processor in it's own right driving up costs. You could make such a chipset like with Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) tech, but it just costs a lot and most consumers wouldn't be willing to front the cost.
Even with FPGA though if you wanted to make a chipset that say had extra PCIe lanes or USBs, you might be out of luck as the chipset might need more IO and transistors to actually push it
Can't you?
Wasn't B450 locked to PCIe 3 speeds until you updated the firmware so you finally got the full bandwidth
You could, in theory, mount PCIe 5 rails and just lock out PCIe5 until the technology is available on GPUs
you mean on cpus
and b450 does not have pcie 4 because it was not made with standards for it so unlocking it wouldnt be stable
yes you can do that but then you add cost for a feature you cant use and might never use if you dont upgrade
but also you only can do that if the spec is finalized already
cant make a gen5 board if gen5 is not defined and usually once its defined its quite close to being in cpus anyway
idk how you expect a firmware to change how the signal traces are laid out on a baord
Wdym just have everything connected through FPGA
And just change internal wiring
Not so hard

so?
A lot is relative 
To be fair
Wdym I don’t see how a 3000$ mobo is an issue
I'd rather buy a 300$ mobo at launch with disabled features that would unlock in 2-3 years
Rather than a 200$ mobo at launch and 200$ mobo later again
^
But how when specs are not yet finalized 
you're quite naive if you think adding support for something that is not even in use would come so cheap
soemtimes it does
Aren't they working on PCIe 7 already
USB 3.0 is cheap
aye
these techs have to adapt to a consumer audience
and not only that, consumer audience hardware in general
enterprise hardware has always been far ahead
I dont know what usb3 prices have to do with future proofing costs
Unless you are a very big company can’t really just go forward without stuff totally finalized, even then it would be expensive to release sth
Ngl same
We should talk about USB5 instead, which afaik is also a thing nowadays in the labs 
also servers aren't that far ahead anymore, in terms of what uses pcie5 sure but they are not on pcie6 or anything
And not a single USB4 device is available yet, I think
because the latest USB's always outshines the previous? why wouldn't you go from USB 1 to 2 and then 2 to 3? it's huge differenceS.
USB3 isn't the latest?
wait there's more?
We are about to get 4
ok but how do usb3 prices now relate to what they would have costed when usb2 was the only thing...
you mentioned new tech is never cheap. I don't think USB 3 tech was expensive when it first cropped up.
This isn't Half Life Episode 3
wait, is USB 4 thunderbolt?
Kinda
I resign from this discussion 
Have exams on Monday anyways
we're on about a board that has future stuff so a firmware can patch it in, of course usb3 tech would have been expensive at a time where only usb2 was a thing
Has native support for it but you can't use thunderbolt features without the controller
Which is still Intel's tech that they won't give up
and usb5 is something we have seen in intel demos last year already
the time for screaming is now
but WOULD it actually have been that much a price increase for the feature?
or
is it just a marketing thing cashing in?
Who knows
i don't think manufacturing it would have been overtly expensive.
does buying chips cost more if nobody uses them yet so you are the first people to order them? yes of course
not as much as a pcie upgrade probably
since that comes with increases pcb layers
honestly i think a total redesign of the motherboard needs to come to really push things along.
like, allowing the fastest methods for GPU to receive and transmit data
So, a motherboard
no i mean, design wise
Just updated every 2 years
We ain't that modular yet where a single connector has infinite throughput
That's why we have these biyearly mobo releases
And why it's a bit of an ewaste generator I imagine
but what if something crazy
like
return to monke : two PCBs with the components in the middle connecting the two
What 
so, a pcie slot connecting the boards
Crossfiring PCIe?
hmmm sounds familiar
no it's
a very old retro style of electronics
where they would have the two PCB boards but all the components are between them.
i gotta find out what the name was... been years...
A sandwich
so put gpu and cpu next to each other so you cant cool either anymore?
Sounds like something Apple would do 
no, wasn't meaning those components.
if i find it again i'll throw it up on here.
it's stupid idea 😛 but a curiosity.
no it was legit as if you snapped a motherboard in half and put the two together.
Sure, why not moar power
also that reminds me of the old cards for retro apple computers
dont see what advantage that would bring since you would still need pcie or something to transfer data
where if you wanted a windows on your computer, you could straight up PCI/ISA plug an all-in-one board with... probably a powerpc yeah. with windopws on it 😂
Only thing this reminds me of is those dual socket mobos for servers
That's real old tech you are talking about that was rendered obsolete before even the IBM PC
exactly. thats why I said "return to monke"
The future of CPU IO is to give the CPU a motor attached to a one of these and use morse code to talk to the components
remember them 90s of ads and mags of circuitry being cities and stuff?
Gimme gimme translucent cases
okay how about this crazy idea : what's faster.... the traces on the motherboard or optical laser?
I dont think consumer hardware will get drastic changes aside from maybe CXL in the next years
CXL?
If you are measuring by pure speed of the signal light would always win, the problem with using optical though would be having a circuit at either end to convert the light back to electrical signal which I imagine would incur a delay
Compute Express Link
Ew
Basically some dudes got sick of waiting for the PCIe forum to make the next standard (recall that there was a big delay from PCIe 3 to 4), and made CXL
dont think thats really the case as its based on pcie5
CXL is that cool thingy where the world's biggest enemies came together to make shit better for all of us right?
Intel, Nvidia, AMD, ARM and stuff like that support it
but what is CXL exactly?
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Direct attach copper cables have a latency advantage of about 1ns at the same length, as long as the length is the same and there are no repeaters
Also electricity propagates at the speed of light in copper (which is faster than the speed of light in glass)
The reason we use fiber for everything is that fiber repeaters require no circuitry, and you only need them if your run is insanely long. The worst smf travels 500m no problem
And we use mmf for lots of bandwidth that fits in a small tube
However inside of computers the reason that Intel is trying to go optical is that these insanely fast connections between components are reaching the limits of what copper can handle, and if you throw in a pcie repeater for example you instantly throw away 5-12 ns
That is the equivalent of converting to optical and back 5-12 times
uinless i misremember electricity travels at the speed of light thus there should only be the difference of converting the electrical signal to light and back
if there even is a delay
I can't say I know the speed of electricity, but I think the big thing is capacity as mentioned by Carmonben.
Electricity moves at the speed of light in copper
And the speed of light in copper is faster than the speed of light in glass
I don't think Intel has any chance of competing in current gen
Competing how?
Before they even manage to release enough cards to saturate the market with them
Next gen will come out
Oh
You are assuming that current gen is their target.
At that point their top end card will compete against a -500 or -600 series model
That's already the case pretty much
Doesn't sound very competitive
Define competitive
Ford competes with ferrari
Yet their cars are slower
But no one cares because the fords are so much cheaper that they don't even compare them
Intel has the cash on hand to just sell these cards for cost to build market
And due to being integrated, they pay alot less than amd or nv do per transistor
Obviously Intel doesn't actually plan that far ahead so they will make the radeon mistake of selling them for microscopically less than a slightly faster card from Nvidia and then get destroyed in day 1 reviews.
And at that point it doesn't matter if you drop the prices, the public perception is bad value
But they could if they wanted sell 10s of millions of these cards by selling them for super cheap
^
There used to be a $50 to $100 GPU market
And there were solid GPUs in the $70 to 120 range
idk how relevant capacity really is over such short wires and tight circuits
I know air-core fibre is something in development that could speed up fibre by a lot
vacuum would be even better
It's amazing to see RX 580 is back to 150$ pricepoint
Used to be 120$
Great value for that amount of money
it's part of overall efficiency, no? The load of what is carried within the length of time distance is traveled. If one's super fast going point A to B, but requires multiple trips... it wouldn't be faster total.
unless it was just that fast enough between multiple trips*
A single fiber can carry more data than x16 pcie which requires 64 copper traces
And trace routing is big pain already
Where with fiber it's just get from start to end without turning too sharply
The speed of signals on motherboards are getting so high that we are running into transmission line effects which are big pain
It's unlikely to help or matter, what we really need is the silicon photonics chips to be integrated like Intel is working on
Silicon photonics hype
oh that capacity
u see talking electrical i thought of capacity as in capacitance
not data capacity
Capacitance is really really bad for data transmission lol
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Why Logitech - Why must you tempt me with colours
well you can't see it while wearing them anyways 
No but I can see them lying on my PC in matching colours 
wonder when they'll put rgb inside the cushions
no mic arm 
man that mic sure sounds terrible 
Really? The review I read had a pretty nice sounding sound byte

all I have heard sounded abysmal
but maybe I have my standards too high for wireless bs in general
Wireless is BS
no
Sounds worse than headphones 1/3 the price
You need to charge them
The mic is terrible in most of them
value proposition
obvious drawback
not inherent problem
there just are no brands that do both good audio in general and good wireless
yeah I really notice every day the trouble that my headphones only can be used for 23 instead of 24 hours before charging
and thats because battery degradation lmao
6 years ago it was fine for at least 30 hours
I had wireless headphones about three years ago
None of the games I played managed to send audio to them
And I could only hear the sound from anything else
use windows ez fix
I was
how does that translate to all wireless audio devices
so you had a broken product
Ez fix
to begin with
your PC just sees them as a serieal audio device
just like a USB DAC or a USB headset
Sony dun goof?
It was Bluetooth
bt should be iradicated
wireless, no issue, comfortable and all
And they cost like 600?
not actually THAT sennheiser
how did you get to that conclusion
brand
Cause usually ones with a stand cost a lot
no?
no lol
it's not a stand
first and foremost it is a transmitter
if I hear "senny" I am already malding over dankpods names
Does it charge them?
sennheiser is not even espeically expensive
it was 185€ in 2013
idk if mine have any reviews, they arent being made anymore
and MUCH better than BT
I am pulling rtings data on the RS 195 RF
I assume the base tech is the same
HDR180 so idk
same tech
tuning on them is dogshit btw
giga bassy
old people tuning
yea not trying to stop you
most annoying part would probably the time to break them in so they dont press against my head too hard lol

not like they lost all pressure but its nice being able to wear my glasses without feeling like they are pressed into my skull
i just use giant springs for that
most annoying part with what I use now is that they have close to no padding on the band
literally have not seen an image of them from an actual setup without any mods to increase headband padding on them
I guess technically my next set of headphones will be the ones that the next gen valve vr will have xD
Wut
well I doubt they will sell them without speakers
huh
You said the next headphones you use will be the VR headset
you are aware that you can keep the old device when you purchase the new one right 😛
Yeah
But when people say next in that context it usually means replacement
So I got confused
I am very very tempted
i had really not looked into these in so long but dang these are tempting
yes and a couple sentences before I said im not getting new ones till my current ones break, then I said "technically" because it was mostly a joke
but on the other hand I want to save up for this
ips? pleb tier technology :^)
you mean the one that vesa said doesnt exist
sure
but they are definetly working on it
Shit contrast
Hdr2000inator
tbh im just super happy the only qd oled monitor panels are exactly in the format I want lmao
sure p2p contrast isnt fantastic, but its not bad
i really despise 21:9
I cant go back after using it so long haha
I used to use 21:9
I only miss it when playing Minecraft ;_;
I require multiple monitors
still works with it
but maybe the real endgame woult be a super ultrawide and partition those
the stuff I have just doesnt fit on 2/3 of 16:9
fair enough
which is half of 21:9 about
so I would need multiple of them
and then im dealing with breaks in the middle of the content
might as well have breaks between content, 1 item per monitor using 16:9 monitors
I would actually like a 4:5 monitor for that sweet sweet page size
but eh
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WTF
yeah if you cant make use of it it's not as great
you'll make use of it
not full use, but use for sure
at least it won't be the bottleneck
oooor
i could just buy a cheap 16:9 secondary monitor (which I already did with this innocn) and get a top tier main monitor
cause find me a 2160p 240hz 21:9 monitor
that actually has at least 4k:1 contrast in checkerboard
well, finding a gpu that can do it would be harder lmao
meh I have a 3090
O.o
and i am happy to lower settings at high reses
that cant do 4k ultrawide either xD
sure
but i want an upgrade of some description
i refuse to get less than 240
and it can definetly get over 200 pretty often at 4k
esp in fast titles
I only had 100hz so 175 now is a good upgrade for me haha
still gonna need to grab a new gpu since too many things still cant get there for me now xD
lel
next gen is gonna be pretty sweet at the high end
them caches on amd and dem koars on nv
too bad I cant do an rdna1 and expect mining to be so great that I can sell my current one for profit xD
anyways the main reason for still going with 16:9 is black bars
not really an issue with games anymore for me
on a 21:9 monitor, it either has grey bars in video, or it has light segments outside of the 16:9 area after you have watched a ton of 16:9 content
not gonna lie tho
at work I did try splitting my stuff up 8:9 to simulate half 21:9 and didnt like it
but now trying it out at home? its really not bad at all
I had so many issues on YouTube with videos using my 21:9 display
Especially music videos
They are shot in 21:9 but locked to 16:9 in editing
So you are seeing a 21:9 video locked to 16:9 on a 21:9 display so it takes up just a small portion at the center of the screen
tf are you watching
thats definetly not the monitor's fault either lmao
There is a browser extension that lets you remove the bars for 21:9 video
So that let videos fill the screen
so it stretches the video to look fucking weird?
i would assume it cuts top and bottom
oh a zoom in
No
The video is already in 21:9 but they add black bars on top and bottom to lock it into 16:9 during editing
yes and the extension removes those black bars?
Yeah
It just zooms in the way it needs to
I kinda doubt it reveals a hidden part of the video so its just a zoom in
so whats the problem?
Cause why tf do they add black bars
If the video is shot in 21:9 it'll get bars anyway in 16:9
idk thats the first time I heard of it
Maybe the editor only exports to 16:9
so idk what weird esoteric videos you watch
handbrake has automatic black bar removal for example
It was literally most music videos that are in 21:9
and handbrake supports a bazillion movie formats
I have literally never heard of your issue, Lana. And honestly I kind of doubt what you're saying because ...
If you take 21:9 and squeeze it into 16:9 shits going to look weird - for everyone. Even 16:9 users.
YouTube supports 21:9 just fine. I have several videos on hand to show it
It's not squeezed in any way
can you just link an example? that makes it easier
It's just that YouTube thinks it's a 16:9 video because the bars are hardcoded in
nope
Fullscreen it
I'm in bed. I'll take a look tomorrow.
heres just 1 full screen screenshot
Yeah
But that isn't hardcoded
yuup
I've boycotted Netflix so I've never used it
guess I just have better taste and never had that issue 
but stuff like this is just so gorgeous https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aznxojO15M0
Official Avatar 2 Trailer
Source: Avatar 2 IMAX (10 Bit) Trailer
Codec: ProRes 422 Proxy
Color Profile: BT.2020 HLG
If you love 21:9 videos as I do this is the right place for you.
Like my videos and subscribe to my channel for more Ultrawide content.
If you have any video suggestions write it down in the ...
Yeah....
That's made specifically for 21:9
Ofc it fills the screen
There is a game review channel that talks about how games work on 21:9 and his videos also fill the screen
To get a 21:9 video out of your editor
Whatever app you use
You need to specifically set the project to be in 21:9 before you edit the video
Otherwise you get a 16:9 video with black bars
sure I just have never watched any video where thats the case ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Do you already have the browser extension?
no
also you can just reencode after the video is already edited to just remove the black bars?
Yeah you can
But they usually don't
Unless it's 21:9 content specifically or the editor thinks about that beforehand
but I am a bit sad about the state of HDR in games tbh
gonna replay witcher 3 when it gets the update later this year but its so delayed
and so badly implemented in so many games
I had hdr on onr time a month or so ago
My screenshots were incredibly high contrast
Like a deep fried meme but not as extreme
do you even have an hdr screen...
Barely
so no
It's got a certificate for the most basic level
so no
^
the dynamic range of your screen is not high
It did look different in games
But barely
hdr400 is just marketing checkbox that you dont actually want to use
hdr600 idk never seen it in person
but probably still shit
so think of it as bits of information
1k:1 = 10 bits of info
4k:1 = 12 bits of info
(in photography they are called stops)
hdr400 only requires 10 bits
hdr 600 requires 12 bits
hdr 1000 requires 14
true black requires either 16 or 18?
i forget
I can't wait to see these so called not21:9, 21:9 videos tomorrow.
I should look up what those hdr true black400 and other ratings are
I thought it's just contrast not amount of bits (in regards to hdr400 and hdr1000 whatever)
it is based on contrast
but its hard to quantify differences in contrast
2000:1 is only 10% better than 1000:1 for example
oh wow im way off
And most HDR today is only 10 bit from what I know (and 12 bit is the highest I've seen)
4000:1 = 12 stops of dynamic range
this is bits of light data
not bits of color data
oled = 20k:1= 14 stops of dynamic range
ok looks like the names make sense but its also a bit confusing since TB400 should be better than hdr1000 etc.
well it isnt tho
in alot of circumstances
particularly when there is any light in the area around the monitor
wouldn't be a tech standard if it had no issues xD
nah thats just a physical limitation of light
ok 500 requires 12.2 stops of dr
600 is 12.5
1000 is 14.2
1400 is 16.1
400 says it requires 19 but that is only in a pitch black room, if there is any ambient light that doesnt apply
500 is 19.9 with same caviat
600 is 20.2
blender's renderer is 21 for reference
I got the samsung g9 neo, which can go up to 1400 nits irc.
Sometimes when playing destiny it does get super bright, and when it gets dark it gets dark. Though the alienware oled is likely to exceed what it can do due to oled powa
what model number
Model number? I am guessing they released a slightly different iteration?
I preordered it so probably the first one
Had to log on
Model number: LS49AG95
@wheat plume That post malone video is not 21:9
It's 16:9. The editor thought it'd be cool to add artificial black bars.
Which is why it appears like a square with letterboxing on all four sides. 100% a "dumb editor" decision here, not YT's fault.
YouTube's encoder could easily detect that and just remove areas that are completely blank the entire time.
You never receive the exact same video uploaded to YouTube
Youtube always reencodes it
but then youtube will get angry words from people who did it on purpose so why bother
artistic vision and all that
Lol YouTube doesn't care about that
This would save them probably several thousand dollars per day in electricity and bandwidth, so I do expect they will eventually implement some system like this
but it just needs one frame of a subtitle being in the box for that to not work anymore so I still doubt it will change anything
If they are baking subtitles they already can't be helped
It could - But it's still not YT's fault for these particular letterboxes.
Had the editor just mastered the video in 21:9, then 16:9 users would still get the CINEMATIC letterbox effect.
Yeah
That's what I've been saying
There was an addon that automatically zooms in
Makes imake quality worse but at least you get to use the whole monitor
yes thats what we talked about yesterday, the point was thats not really an "issue" with using 21:9 screen for youtube but just result of how people do it
Ye ik faced the same problems when I still used a 21:9 monitor
you still have those same issue on a normal monitor with those videos so it's not really a problem but more of a not automatically resolved QoL upgrade you can get
On a normal monitor I get the same black bars either way though
exactly
Yeah double letterboxing can be an issue - I've had to fiddle a lot with MPC to get it to show subtitles in relation to the window, not the video. Otherwise it shows partially offscreen when I force zoom into 21:9 on videos.
Retro tiem
yup
what a great time to be alive
Samsung was not that competitive on the lcd side of things anyway lately at least
finally the oppression ends
btw waiting to see how the msi/samsung oleds will turn out, since there is no stock for dell
well sorta

but msi is going to use the same panel
and I doubt dell is having stock issues on parts other than the panel
I guess its possible they preordered more
ye I'm just seeing whether the input delay is caused by the panel, the scalar or the f/w
But it doesn't seem to be mentioned
skimmed over the rtings review and it seemed only 60hz has bad lag?
ahh, thats a shame, guess they fighting for the same resource then ;:;
@ashen spindle ya 7,9 ms is terrible, most competitive TN panels have a signal processing lag of .2 ms
well it's not terrible
But definitely a bit more for now
Around 2 frames which is quite high at 175hz
most screens with gsync module have a slightly higher compared to models withou the module
So I'm just kind of waiting to see what is the problem
Hmm, by that much?
idk
also the 5.17 result would be less than 1 frame not close to 2
frametime for 175hz is 5.7
yeah true
I don't think it's the panel
Maybe they forgot to add "gaming mode" setting on the dell that bypass image enhancing stuff
idk would need to find other screens with that resolution and refresh rate that also has the module
and then see if any of them get lower
Yeah dunno when they release the msi/samsung version
has samsung even announced it yet?
Does that include their gaming monitors? Because those have been pretty swell, though I imagine OLED would eventually overtake them as prices lower.
I can see why Samsung is doing it for TVs and the such, their new Quantum Dot OLED tvs are amazing
all of it
Guess that means my G9 Neo is Samsung's last LCD gaming screen flagship. I look forward to OLED, but man I hope burn can be prevented for at least 5 years if I feel a need to jump to the next display
end of 2020 was the original closing date
then covid demand made it stay afloat
also keep in mind samsung display and samsung electronics are different companies
they will still have non oled monitors
just not with panels from samsung
I am pretty sure the G9 Neo's VA panel is made by Samsung, actually I don't even know if they have an IPS that can compete on the gaming scene. You are right though, but I wonder if they will make high end displays like the G9, or if they'll leave that price bracket with LCDs in favour of making something like G9 OLED?
It does not have a gsync module
Gsync compatible monitors are not using the Nvidia custom board that allows 1hz to max refresh vrr and variable overdrive
Gsync modules are not compatible with amd freesync either
And yea there's no processing delay from the gsync module
The gdync module is one of the fastest display drivers at the moment
It only adds latency when you are running very (but it's also one of the fastest when you compare vrr latency)
its not gsync compatible its a gsync ultimate monitor
unless I missed them throwing out all logic and that also doesnt need a module anymore
oh and you're right, I read that the opposite way whoops
Some others can however remove pretty much all of the signal processing lag, and normally you see that on all Native G-sync module screens too. This model has the G-sync module but has a little bit of lag, perhaps related to the handling of the OLED panel – after all this is very different to LCD screens with the G-sync module.
it is
but that's been something that nvidia "opened" up a while ago
youre just not going to find anything higher than compatible if its also using gsync I imagine
Strange
I am trying to find PCB pics but noone has torn theirs down yet
But I would be highly shocked if that thing has an altera module in it
That is insanely cheap if it actually has the gsync module
Esp the new one
The order one is pretty cheap at this point but the new one?
dont think it has the latest one as its locked out of hdmi 2.1
It's a thousand dollar fpga
The dev board for the fpga is like 20 grand
There's no possibility of it having that
I would assume the new one has hdmi 2.1 so no this one doesnt have it
Ya I remember it being gsync ultimate, and can measure e2e lat on it
The old module really doesn't have the bandwidth for ultra wide 1440p over 120hz tho
Maybe they have a newer module that is using a low end fpga?
Oh wow nvm
The 3423dw isn't on the list but some 4k144 models are
@ashen spindle mebe knows
idk I have a 6800 so I didnt look into what nvidia features it has 
Lel
n00p
might have one at the end of the year, depending on what both sides release at what price idk
I kinda want a 6900xt so I can say I have a 690 6990 and 6900
But that ain't happening for a whiiiiile
man the eu list of monitors doesnt even have any dell monitors listed
EU list?
oh nvm they do the sorting is just dumb
the german site I got redirected to from google doesnt even exist
so I had to navigate to the uk one
Oof
small company, cant organize websites
I think the gsync ultimate should work with amd gpu tho since its just the module?
The module usually isn't compatible with amd
they restriced it for a long time
Compatibility is a really really new thing
but changed that a while ago
It wasn't about restricting
It was using a custom protocol that and just didn't support
Reflex supported mice just means they know the button to USB latency
well it cant do the same but basic vrr was possible but just restricted to add in if they used a module or smth like that
yes I know
either way I dont have a mouse that has it so couldnt test it either way
The non supported mice still get the latency measurement it just doesn't include the latency of the mouse switch and processing
just get a razer viper 8khz something from discount
ew razer
I don't like buying hardware with built in worms
shrug dunno if they keep building on that supported mouse list or abandon it like their other projects
I'ma get atompalm 8k but doubt it'll get added
It has the gpro wireless so meh
dunno if m2k is added either
Logitech absolutely makes the best hardware
And their software is not autorunning worm bs
Na, Razer mice are better technologically in every way atm, and most have passed logi
Except in the whole containing viruses part
Well, yeah
If it was just oh don't download the software I'd be cool
But they autorun the software when you plug the device in
I just can't recommend logitech anymore since they are using failing switch tech and keep increasing debounce in f/w
such e-waste
You either do optical clicks or spdt latch or HE or you're dead to me. No more mechanical bs
Tf is the point of reflex when our peripheral latency is already far faster than any human input?
Reflex measures the whole chain
And your visual system is able to start processing stimulus as soon as it appears, it just takes some time
Reflex analyzer is a tool that measures E2E latency (or tries to)
Not perfect, ofcourse
Like I can't really notice the 1 ms or so delay before anything that I clicked on is displayed on my shit
You cant
but that doesn't mean you couldn't be taught to (if you had a monitor fast enough to tell a difference)
not worth to explain to ppl, just condense it to "statistical improvements"
Only if it dispenses a chocolate flavoured sundae every morning
the main reason why I don't like this server
Anyways you analytical nerds, keep talking about weird numbers that mean nothing to 99.99% of people 
or just mostly the Fortnite players here
The brain can distinguish events 50ms apart (some person to person variance) as separate, so If your entire processing chain is over that it will be bad
If your monitor is 10 and your computer is 30, you only have a few ms left over for denounce and peripheral processing delay
And that only applies for events, not moving objects
Who says people can't flail their epeen around
Moving objects the brain is far faster at identifying
you getting 250ms on human benchmark test doesnt mean every number below that is "gamer mumbo jumbo"
Yea lel
and we all also know its not the thing that will bring you from bronze to masters either
There are people down in the 120-130 range on humanbenchmark
I'm more of a masters to bronze these days
that's me ❤️
Rly?
prove it then
Hm
cba
Always thought I was slow
1/10k is pretty neat
And alot of eSports pros are in the 160 -200 range
The best of the best are in the 150 range usually
120-130 are outliers
my fastest is around 160
Same
With training you can defo reach low 100s
focus in game is also different than focus on a silly website
so the numbers arent 1to1 what you will have in game
well it's a controled environment I doubt you'd get as low in a competitive environment
Sometimes the reaction time is so good, that the muscles hurt after the sudden movement your brain literally forces you to do
quite the opposite, nobody is going to concentrate as hard on a silly website as when they are playing a finals game lul
In the finals there is more to process than just is thing green
^
I used to use aimlab at times, it's quite fun
sure and it's not consistantly higher, but if you're the last person in csgo and
whoops stupid enter
and its a 1v1 you know the other guy is around the corner you also anticipate it for example
nerves also play a huge factor, it may impede or help you
and im not saying everyone gets better
I said the numbers are not 1to1 for a game scenario
Yep
And pros tend to not have the fastest reactions, it's just how much info can be processed when reacting that makes the best players
If your reaction is 1.5x as long but you can process 3x as much info, that's really useful
yup and in the end it doesnt matter if its 120ms or 250ms, other factors still matter so input lag from your screen matters even if that is much lower than either of those nuymbers
IQ is correlated with fast reaction time, too bad causation is not found
[citation needed]
😉
I am very confident that iq and reaction time are not correlated
anyway, its not the winning factor and its not snake oil either but if you believe it to be, as fleimi said you arent forced to talk about it
Iq was designed to avoid those sorts of correlations as much as possible
this kind of .. choice reaction time or IQ peaks at 30-35 yo
the thing that makes me more mad is people thinking it will give them a insane advantage
similar story for headphones
sure but those people are usually younger than 14 so I dont talk to them lmao
and if not it's normally easy to convince them quite fast with science
it does give an insane advantage, but you need to define insane because it's probably different for you and I
Hey the more people buying nice headphones the less garbage products in the used market for me to buy
not really if they buy gaming headphones
Also the less likely it is for companies to completely ignore the audio products' sound wuality
insane as in a rank up
building up to 5-10% advantage is insane, compared to other sports.
or higher kd
Cooler master and hyperx are both going to actually good driver manufacturers these days
And they really aren't doing that bad of a tuning job
those are exceptions and aren't the most popular option usually
Most games are made for lowest common denominator, you're fine with +300 ms humanbenchmark
The hyperx cloud ii are insanely popular
And are using a very solid driver
the cloud Ii is quite the oditty in itself
Nah
Those weren't popular for the sound, they were popular for the style
it's quite popular but not something someone will buy without a bit of research, people flock to turtle beach, astro and Logitech
at least for gaming
Disagree with the wording but the idea is right
People will do some really hard stuff if they think it is easy lol
Logitech has improved significantly
They have a new headset that uses the same chassis as the cloud ii
Improved to basic levels
the pro x is quite bad in terms of software and sound
Well done, one step closer to not sounding terrible
Sure but it's an insane improvement from the g933 for example
I used to help people in the ltt discord and the headset that caused people the most issues was the prox
Still an improvement from the Logitech of old
not like that was a high bar tho