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CUDA != OpenCL. Both ATI and Nvidia use OpenCL but some things are CUDA accelerated. Not that it makes a huge difference because only some 3rd party plugins use it but if you don't care and the price is right you might as well go with CUDA.
Some native plugins in Premiere use CUDA which are marked.
On the flip side, if you plan to mine any cryptocurrencies stay far away from Nvidia.
Not worth mining though, because cost outweighs income, especially with bitcoins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Warsaw
Depends on the currency. LTC is doable. BTC? Ha, no.
I need an uninterrupted power supply after all these power outages in the GTA. Someone recommend me a good, basic one for less than $100 CAD.
Sorry, got nothing to recommend... but, in other news:
Dell planning on a 28" ultra-high-definition for sub-$1000:
Look here about halfway down.Quote:
Coming Soon: Dell 28 Ultra HD Monitor– Expected to be The Industry’s Most Affordable Ultra HD Monitor
The Dell 28 Ultra HD Monitor will be available in early 2014. Offering the same incredible Ultra HD screen performance as the Dell UltraSharp 32 and Dell UltraSharp 24 Ultra HD Monitors, but priced at under $1,000, this 28-inch monitor can help boost user productivity with its multiple adjustability features, including the ability to pivot to portrait mode, plus multi-task applications. The energy efficient monitor has multiple input ports that allow users to display content from smartphones and tablets on the larger screen, and conveniently connect laptops, PCs and essential accessories. Dell expects this monitor will be the most affordable Ultra HD monitor in the industry when it is launched.
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I'm still waiting for this curved prototype they showed us to go into production. I would buy the shit out of this:
Great. This means we can expect Korean versions for a third of the price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwood
An LCD version of that will never make it to consumers. It had some serious problems. LED might fix that, but who knowsQuote:
Originally Posted by Warsaw
I think you're confusing terms. LED (99% of the time) refers to backlighting for an LCD display. If you watch the video, you'll see that it's DLP rear-projection anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeph