I should had thought about dual channel myself =P

The 17 GB I saw mentioned was from a wiki and it make sense that answered for the single memory module :)

I thought later about using R290X because it likely had the greatest number, GTX 770 happen to be what I consider "good but not insanely extreme" :), good enough to beat an APU platform but not something which wouldn't be considered by most (or well, maybe so, but not out of reach for them at least :))

That's very easy to fix though.

And there's console sized PCs which could be used for the purpose.

http://www.eteknix.com/memory-...
http://semiaccurate.com/2014/0...

Can one calculate b/s simply from number of bits * clock?

17 GB/s for 2133 MHz DDR3?

The GTX 770 would put that at 224 GB/s ..

New AMD APUs are supposed to have "stacked memory" or something such though.

How do you judge playable?

For instance in bf4 full-hd (or whatever it was, I've closed the tab) the 7850 seem to have done around 30 FPS.

It all depends on what you want though.

Also it showed TDP as 65/45 (turbo or no turbo?.)

70% the price for 75% the GPU and 84-90% the CPU power?

Yeah.

PC gaming is dying.

They hate open platform and low prices.

Why shouldn't they code for PC instead?

Guess the Wii U have specialized hardware but rather release such hardware for the PC too then.

I guess not all of them is all that well-known.

But also US is a country where more of their goods is sold inside the country / their own market than what is the case over in Europe.

Here in Sweden for instance exports is a big thing, and trade with the EU, US and of course Asia too.

Imho Philips make shit products now.
Siemens: Revenue Decrease â80.30 billion (2013)[1]
Sony: Revenue Increase US$75.410 billion (2014)[2]
Bosch: Revenue Increase â53.9 billion (2013)
Philips: Revenue â24.78 billion (2012)[1]
Ericsson: Revenue SEK 227.8 billion (2012)[1]
BSH Bosch und Siemens HausgerÃte: Revenue â 9,8 billion (2012)
Osram: Revenue â5.4 billion (Fiscal Year 2012)

SteelSeries, Roccat, Qpad is European brands you may have noticed too.

BeyerDynamic of course is German.

Damn a lot of German brands and equipment in these lifts. I don't really know what the others may be (partly because I live in Sweden and Germany is closer I guess but also because it's the #1 economy of EU and fourth in the world (after US, China and Japan.)

Roccat is German.
SteelSeries is Danish.
Qpad is Swedish.

Philips.
Grundig.
Telefunken.
Leica.
Ericsson.
Loewe.
Siemens.
Sennheiser.
Arion.
Arm.
EMI.
KEF.
Thorn.

Guess Zeiss doesn't cut it but you sure as hell has heard the name =P

98% to the writer.
2% to the distributor.

(Maybe more if you pay for advertising of your product too.. Cover bandwidth and server cost whatever is needed, 5%?)

Like macs! .. ?!

Yet another Soviet America joke.

You're doing it wrong :)

On Steam there's the Greenlit section.

Only vote for what you want, don't vote for the rest.

However it's abused by developers and bundle makers in that the developers may for instance run a contest where you're supposed to vote it up to be part of it or the bundle makers promising Steam keys if the game is greenlit.

Hence you get votes for shit.

If it was more restrictive and shit wasn't let it that might had been a good thing.

Alternative is to put badges on all the titles where you put gold badges on actually good products played by many, silver on other good/decent products and nothing on the rest or something such.

What was worse? Saddam or what they are getting right about now?

Same? =P