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Isn't the AMD exclusive basically a Gamma with custom paint job?

Well, since Black November/Black Friday/Cyber Monday is coming up, odds are can see some good sales on SSDs. Personally, leaning towards a monitor, but failing that, gonna grab an NVMe drive for my system and save up for a good display.

I actually think I am missing some food from that list too. That's the scary part.

Oh, I agree right now the price is not worth it. It really needs to come down in price a lot, and I'm talking $100-150 down in price before I would look to get it. But as I mentioned before, one huge benefit of the Optane over the 850 Evo or Pro is that it's the same performance whether the...

True, but it's also faster transfer of textures and such. Even though loading screens wont be an issue, I can tell you transfering of textures from your disk to cache can take a bit. I RP some in SL and have it all set on my SSD and texture loading still takes a bit of time.

Do agree right now at these prices and point, we don't need it. But if the rumors are true that Intel pretty much sponsored Citizencon and such, and all they wanted out of it was a pixel ship, I'm all for it. As many have pointed out in other threads, that's money CIG didn't have to spend on...

Then you'd be like molassass in winter after my family's Thanksgiving/Christmas meal. Before the Meal Cheese and Cracker Tray, Olives (Black and Green) some Salami and Pepperoni as well Start off: Salads (Normal or Antipasto) Soup (usually Escarole Soup) Lasagna Ravoli w/ Meatballs, Sausages...

Again, when you look at Sequential Read/Write speeds, its the drive just doing that. When you throw the Read into a Write sequence performance tends to take a huge hit, same going with a Write in a Read Sequence in a normal SSD or M.2 drive. Optane see's no hit when you mix it up. So...

Actually, from testing it seems that the Optane is better. Same performance if drive is full or empty, no real need for trim. Biggest thing is the que, when they do the sequential read/write it may be about the same, thing is with the Optane, from testing, you can throw in read or a write in...

One thing about Optane, is its still new and such. Also, just like some tech, can't just look at some particular stat and say "eh, this does it as well." Anandtech has a good review of it and the conclusion is pertinent. It's strength lies in it's queing: If you have a NVMe drive not gonna...

CCU to a Super Hornet

Those of us not banished to the outhouse able to join (AKA we got no wife to make mad?)

I say we get one as an Org. Could see lots of use for this kind of ship. Also willing to toss some $$$ into a pot to get one.

The thing is, no one knows WHEN in 2018 it will be released. And I doubt its gonna go down that much.

Yeah, so many choices. If I'm gonna be spending $500 on a monitory, might as well bite the bullet and go for the XB271HK. 4k IPS and when G-Sync is enabled 75hz refresh rate. SMH. TO much info! I may just go 144hz and go from there.

Also, checking out the monitor and even Asus own site says that one is normal 60hz. As far as Frye's, don't have one near me.

So stick to TN for 4k then and not IPS?

If my plans go as hoped, I may hit 2018 citizencon (if its in the US). Really hope its Texas.

What 27" 4k GSync monitor

So which one?