BF4 was running at 5760x1080 at the GPU14 Event on a SINGLE R9 290X

Demo:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDiOSbQRUgo&hd=1

Holy crap! 3 1080p panels!, almost all the way to 4K resolution powered by a single R9 290X.

PC is king!

UPDATE:

HOLY crapola!  2 R9 290X in crossfire power Dirt 3 across 3, three, THREE Mother F'ing 4K panels!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR1Cy75DOXE

No way will Nvidia let this go they will annouce something similar in the future which is good that means competitive price and what not

Yea, going to wait for Nivida. clyde46

I can't wait for the 20nm cards next year (I wouldn't be suprised if a 20nm card thats $200-300 cheaper offers the same performance as a R9 290X).

No way will Nvidia let this go they will annouce something similar in the future which is good that means competitive price and what not

TheFadeForever

Sure thing, Titan 2.0 (Maybe they will name it God) for $2000.

GREEDVIDIA at work, The Way It's Meant to Be Milked.

No way will Nvidia let this go they will annouce something similar in the future which is good that means competitive price and what not

TheFadeForever

Check out the update guys, 2 of these guys in x-fire were runnign Dirt 3 across 3 4K monitors! God damn.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR1Cy75DOXE

Yea, going to wait for Nivida. clyde46

[QUOTE="TheFadeForever"]

No way will Nvidia let this go they will annouce something similar in the future which is good that means competitive price and what not

mastershake575

lol, every time i window shop my new build i want to scrap it and wait months until whatever i just saw releases and then wait a few more months for a price drop.

i want a r9 290x :(

what's the price?

what's the price?

lostrib

also been seeing you get bf4 with it and it's tied to the gold tier which helps  

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

what's the price?

k2theswiss

Yea, going to wait for Nivida. clyde46

I can't wait for the 20nm cards next year (I wouldn't be suprised if a 20nm card thats $200-300 cheaper offers the same performance as a R9 290X).

mastershake575

[QUOTE="mastershake575"]

I can't wait for the 20nm cards next year (I wouldn't be suprised if a 20nm card thats $200-300 cheaper offers the same performance as a R9 290X).

NEWMAHAY

[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="NEWMAHAY"][QUOTE="mastershake575"]

I can't wait for the 20nm cards next year (I wouldn't be suprised if a 20nm card thats $200-300 cheaper offers the same performance as a R9 290X).

clyde46

Impressive, but out of my league in terms of how much I'm willing to pay for a GPU. Considering that and the fact that the other cards in the Hawaii lineup are just rebranded HD 7000 series cards, I decided to get an HD 7970, which I received and installed today. However, kudos to whoever gets that card; I'm pretty sure they'll have an incredible multimonitor gaming experience. 

Not all it's cracked up to be. I finally had to switch back to a single panel because too many developers had the attitude that as long as the frame buffer is 5760x1080, they'd done their jobs. Drawing bugs in BF3, vehicle FoV lock in PS2 and Hawken, aim bug in AC3... apparently "it's up and running" is good enough on PC... so much for those high standards I keep hearing about.lowe0

:lol

[QUOTE="NEWMAHAY"][QUOTE="mastershake575"]

I can't wait for the 20nm cards next year (I wouldn't be suprised if a 20nm card thats $200-300 cheaper offers the same performance as a R9 290X).

clyde46

Probably in Q2 or early Q3 since that's the expected timeframe for 20nm production.

Not all it's cracked up to be. I finally had to switch back to a single panel because too many developers had the attitude that as long as the frame buffer is 5760x1080, they'd done their jobs. Drawing bugs in BF3, vehicle FoV lock in PS2 and Hawken, aim bug in AC3... apparently "it's up and running" is good enough on PC... so much for those high standards I keep hearing about.lowe0

Higher standards FTW, bro!

Expected release period for the 20nm series?clyde46

I'm not feeling anywhere near as excited for BF4 as I did when BF3 released.  Not sure why.

[QUOTE="clyde46"] Expected release period for the 20nm series?mastershake575

Why is it that both companies, AMD and Nvidia, release cards with new sized dies around the same time? It seems quite coincidental considering the fact that they're competitors. Also, why are they both aiming for the same die size anyway? Why don't they have different goals?

[QUOTE="clyde46"] Expected release period for the 20nm series?mastershake575

[QUOTE="mastershake575"]

[QUOTE="clyde46"] Expected release period for the 20nm series?BluRayHiDef

Why is it that both companies, AMD and Nvidia, release cards with new sized dies around the same time? It seems quite coincidental considering the fact that they're competitors. Also, why are they both aiming for the same die size anyway? Why don't they have different goals?

well they both shoot for the smallest die size, it's not like they're going to bunny hop each other

Really hope 4k drops in price within 2 years. 

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

[QUOTE="mastershake575"] Nvidia did a roadmap around the release of Kepler and it said early 2014. Rumors started to spread about a possible late 2013 release and nvidia denied it by releasing another road March of this year that confirmed 2014 but they couldn't keep the early promise since TSMC is a little behind on there 20nm production schedule (its looking like later Q2/Q3, so basically early 2nd half of 2014).

lostrib

Why is it that both companies, AMD and Nvidia, release cards with new sized dies around the same time? It seems quite coincidental considering the fact that they're competitors. Also, why are they both aiming for the same die size anyway? Why don't they have different goals?

well they both shoot for the smallest die size, it's not like they're going to bunny hop each other

So, why isn't one shooting for 19nm, while the other shoots for 20nm? Why the exact same size?

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

Why is it that both companies, AMD and Nvidia, release cards with new sized dies around the same time? It seems quite coincidental considering the fact that they're competitors. Also, why are they both aiming for the same die size anyway? Why don't they have different goals?

BluRayHiDef

well they both shoot for the smallest die size, it's not like they're going to bunny hop each other

So, why isn't one shooting for 19nm, while the other shoots for 20nm? Why the exact same size?

I don't think that's how it works

[QUOTE="lowe0"]Not all it's cracked up to be. I finally had to switch back to a single panel because too many developers had the attitude that as long as the frame buffer is 5760x1080, they'd done their jobs. Drawing bugs in BF3, vehicle FoV lock in PS2 and Hawken, aim bug in AC3... apparently "it's up and running" is good enough on PC... so much for those high standards I keep hearing about.BluRayHiDef

:lol

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

[QUOTE="lowe0"]Not all it's cracked up to be. I finally had to switch back to a single panel because too many developers had the attitude that as long as the frame buffer is 5760x1080, they'd done their jobs. Drawing bugs in BF3, vehicle FoV lock in PS2 and Hawken, aim bug in AC3... apparently "it's up and running" is good enough on PC... so much for those high standards I keep hearing about.lowe0

:lol

just go away lowe

okay

Really hope 4k drops in price within 2 years. 

Gaming-Planet

4K is a waste of money.  1440p delivers the best distance/definition advantage for your money, unless you want to be at most 2 feet away from your display or being 3 feet away from a 50" display.

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

well they both shoot for the smallest die size, it's not like they're going to bunny hop each other

lostrib

So, why isn't one shooting for 19nm, while the other shoots for 20nm? Why the exact same size?

I don't think that's how it works

Explain to me how it works, please. 

[QUOTE="lowe0"][QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

:lol

lostrib

just go away lowe

Instead of complaining about me, how about showing which statement in my post is factually incorrect? I'll wait.lowe0

Complaining about you, is drastically more fun, buddy.

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

So, why isn't one shooting for 19nm, while the other shoots for 20nm? Why the exact same size?

BluRayHiDef

I don't think that's how it works

Explain to me how it works, please. 

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

So, why isn't one shooting for 19nm, while the other shoots for 20nm? Why the exact same size?

BluRayHiDef

I don't think that's how it works

Explain to me how it works, please. 

It's not them who manufacture the chips. They can only come up with stuff that can be manufactured in full scale and 20nm will happen around Q2 next year.

it was delayed from Q1.NEWMAHAY

[QUOTE="clyde46"] Expected release period for the 20nm series?mastershake575

Aw, that sucks, quite a wait for Nvidia. Really hope 290X brings something impressive to the table, would pick it up as soon as some nice custom models are out.

Aren't you guys supposed to be smarter than my consolite self?lowe0

lowe, attempting create a thread derailment. At least we know your kicks, bro.

[QUOTE="lostrib"]

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

So, why isn't one shooting for 19nm, while the other shoots for 20nm? Why the exact same size?

BluRayHiDef

I don't think that's how it works

Explain to me how it works, please. 

I honestly don't know, but there are only certain sizes to die shrinks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_shrink