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Consider this scenario:
In Team Foundation Server 2010 (and previous releases for that matter), support for multiple users editing the same work item at the same time was simple and blunt.
When User A makes a change (based on a now out-of-date version of the work item), he's presented with the TF237079 error (again, I'm looking at TFS 2010 currently):
This occurs regardless of the field you modify (i.e. if User B changed "Description" and User A changed "Title", this condition still rears its head).
Dang! Now what? You need to refresh the work item (to suck in the updated version), and lose your proposed changes (well, you have to input them again). The work around for this is simple: If you like to keep work items open (for reference, or whatever) and don't want to get "blocked" should you decide to make a later change, click the refresh button prior to making your changes. This will reduce the chance that someone else slides in an update before you do.
Team Foundation Server 2012 handles this scenario more smoothly.
Let's revisit the scenario I listed above. When user A makes his change and clicks "Save", TFS will check to see if the work item has already changed. If it has, but User B's change (say to "Description") doesn't conflict with User A's proposed change (say to "Title), it just works (this condition is equivalent to merging in version control when there are differences but no conflicts). TFS will save the User A's change and refresh the work item for him (so now User A can see his save, as well as the updated field values from User B). Basically, TFS will auto-merge work item updates when different fields are updated (i.e. no stepping on toes).
If the same field is has been updated by User B and User A, now you effectively have a true merge condition. In this case, TFS will give you this message, TF248023:
Look at what the message is saying. It's not blocking you – it's warning you that you may step on someone's toes (i.e. there's a direct conflict with a field you're trying to update). If you close this dialog and try to save the work item again, it will allow you to save! Now ideally, you'd take a look at the work item history (per the dialog message) to see check on what changes you're potentially overwriting before saving; so consider this message as a warning from TFS 2012 saying "I'll let you save this if you really want to, but don't say I didn't tell you so if someone gets mad!"
So again, in previous versions of TFS, the above scenario doesn't really work. You're forced to refresh the work item and re-enter your changes. In TFS 2012, if there are no direct field-level conflicts, it works just fine. If there is a direct conflict, you'll get warned first.
Hope this makes sense!
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A couple of customers have asked me about this in the past couple of weeks: "How can I tell in my workspace, how far out of date are my files?"
TFS knows if your file is out-of-date and will tell you simply by showing you a "No" in the Latest column in Source Control Explorer:
But what if you want to know how far out of date your file is? You can see this by accessing the properties of the file (right-click, select Advanced->Properties):
As you can see in the above screenshot, I'm one version behind.
Easy, right?
But what if I want to know this for all the files in my workspace? Using the built-in mechanisms, I'd have to look at the properties of each file that shows "No" in the Latest column. That could take a while!
As a side note, if I don't care how far out of date I am, but I at least want to know all the files that are out-of-date, I could use the /preview switch on the command line tf get:
Notice that a.txt and d.txt in the command line correspond with what's shown as out-of-date in the first screenshot. (BTW, nothing actually happened because I specified /preview. And the "Replacing" tells me that these files need to be replaced, or "caught up".
However, let's assume I want to know the workspace and server versions for all my files that are outdated in my workspace. There's not a very convenient manner to do this without several clicks, but it's surprisingly easy through the TFS API.
Here's a quick, full sample console application that:
The code isn't anything special (I'm not a developer by trade), but it works.
using Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Client; using Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Security.Principal; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace WorkspaceVersions { class Program { private const string _TfsUrl = "http://<myTFS>/defaultcollection"; private const string _TfsProject = "$/<myproject>"; private const bool _OnlyListOutOfDate = true; static void Main(string[] args) { Print("Connecting to TFS.."); // Connect to the team project collection and the server that hosts the // version-control repository. TfsTeamProjectCollection tpc = new TfsTeamProjectCollection( new Uri(_TfsUrl)); VersionControlServer vcServer = tpc.GetService<VersionControlServer>(); // Get workspace versions ListWorkspaceVersions(vcServer, _TfsProject); Print(""); Print("Finished."); Console.ReadLine(); } /// <summary> /// Silly convenience method for printing a line of text to the console. /// </summary> /// <param name="text"></param> private static void Print(string text) { Console.WriteLine(text); } private static void ListWorkspaceVersions(VersionControlServer vcs, string project) { Print("Getting workspace.."); var workspace = vcs.QueryWorkspaces(null, WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name, System.Environment.MachineName).First(); Print("Getting working folder for the project.."); var folder = workspace.Folders.First(f => f.ServerItem == project); Print("Getting local versions.."); List<LocalVersion[]> items = workspace.GetLocalVersions(new[] { new ItemSpec(folder.LocalItem, RecursionType.Full) }, false).ToList<LocalVersion[]>(); if (_OnlyListOutOfDate) Print("NOTE: Only listing items which are out-of-date"); foreach (LocalVersion[] locals in items) { foreach (LocalVersion item in locals) { int serverversion = vcs.QueryHistory( new ItemSpec(workspace.GetServerItemForLocalItem(item.Item),RecursionType.Full), 1).First<Changeset>().ChangesetId; if ((_OnlyListOutOfDate && (serverversion != item.Version)) || _OnlyListOutOfDate == false) { Print(item.Item); Print(String.Format(" Server: {0}, Local: {1}", serverversion, item.Version)); } } } } } }
If you are comfortable in the command line, this may work out well for you.
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The local user group here in town has set up a new study group, kicking off tomorrow (Feb 7th). For full details, go here, but below are the core details.
The Denver Study Group is a sub group of Denver Visual Studio User Group.
Thursdays, beginning February 7, 2013 (first course for 6 weeks, then repeat for next course) 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Limited to First 20 Attendees!
Microsoft Store, 303-824-6772 Park Meadows Mall, 8505 Park Meadows Center Dr., Lone Tree, CO 80124, Store is near the center of the mall, Zone B, Upper Level, between Macy's and Forever 21 Meeting space is near the middle back portion inside the Microsoft store
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North of Park Meadows Mall, between E. Dry Creek Rd. & E. County Line Rd., W of I-25) - Plenty of free parking, Enter the front lobby (doors locked after 7:00 p.m.) - Check the white board for room number (probably, 3rd floor, Suite 310 or 385)
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The Study Group meets for the express purpose of gathering developers together on a series basis to watch, code, discuss, and learn from high quality video training along with others of a like mind. During the Study Group meetings, the training videos are shown in a web browser via a streaming service and displayed on a large screen audio/visual presentation system for all participants to watch and hear together.
Video training helps us in our group bring experienced and highly rated training professionals directly into our group at a time and place of our choice -- and for free! More than that, it provides us with opportunities to select the specific training we need to be delivered via video and supplement it with coding in a group setting and interactive discussions learning together with our own peers locally. This gives us the best of both worlds - expert training and group interaction - delivered to fit our needs. Video training provides an excellent, cost-efficient alternative to live training programs by using a vast training library which has helped thousands of developers worldwide. When we add our group members to code and discuss together, you get even more than you could by watching the videos solo.
Thursdays, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm MST, approximately 2 hour meetings once each week Watch 45-60 minutes of course video at each meeting Work 20-30 minutes on ad-hoc exercises and code together as a group related to the video just watched Discuss 20-30 minutes in a round table format related to the video just watched Approximately 5-6 consecutive weekly meetings will be completed to go through a course Break between courses 1-4 weeks and then repeat for next course Depending on the course and the needs of the participants, the watching/coding/discussion times will vary, sometimes considerably Depending on each course, length of each weekly meeting and consecutive meetings for a course may vary Holidays, other special days, weather, and venue use, may cause changes to the planned schedule We will plan for each course from one to six months ahead of scheduled venue space needs and communicate those dates and times to ensure our space reservations and placement on the venue events calendar
If you're one of the lucky ones to be attending the ALM Summit this week (I'm not), you've been able to experience first-hand the bevy of announcements made concerning Visual Studio Update 2. An evaluation CTP (read: Not supported, not "go live") has been dropped and is ready for feedback.
Brian Harry explains it best in his blog post (as always), but here's a quick list of my highlights:
But nevermind all that – did you hear that Team Foundation Service (compare) now supports Git repositories? More on Brian's blog.
As you may or may not know, my primary geography of responsibility is basically the entire western United States. Scaling to support thousands of customers involves a lot of prioritization, packed travel schedules, and "breadth"-type activities.
While I think I'm pretty good about replying to email and phone calls (let me know here), I'm always looking for other manners to be more accessible to customers. To this end, I've set up virtual office hours for this spring (running through June 2013). I'll be holding office hours every Friday (well, most Fridays ;)) for 1 hour (and will add more time if this becomes at all popular) in the mornings (9AM Pacific, 10AM Mountain).
To do this, I'm following the lead of some of my peers and using OHours.org to manage online office hours. Per that site, here's how it works:
I think the advantage to using this process is that I'll know if anyone plans to show up. There's no point in sitting on a Lync call if no one plans to join!
Here's the link to view and sign up for my office hours: http://aka.ms/SteveLangeOfficeHours
Please feel free to sign up and join me for a chat one of these Friday mornings!
Let's Meet!
You've probably found a few comparisons on the interwebs comparing the "traditional", on-premise TFS with the new cloud-hosted Team Foundation Service. I get asked about this a lot – as a result, I thought I'd share the slide deck I used to drive this conversation. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Basically, TF Service is a nice way to get up and running quickly, without worrying about infrastructure, backups, etc. What you lose is some customization, lab management, and SSRS reporting.
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John Buchanan, the former Australia men's national cricket team coach, was born on 5 April 1953 at Ipswich, Queensland. Buchanan, who is also known in cricketing circles as 'Ned Flanders', due to his similarity in appearance to The Simpsons character, played only seven first-class matches in his career; but as Queensland coach he helped the state win their first Sheffield Shield title in 1994-95. Buchanan was appointed as Australia coach in October 1999, and was at the helm for 15 of Australia's record-breaking 16 consecutive Test wins and when they won the World Cups in 2003 and 2007. Buchanan was also the coach when Australia won the Champions Trophy in 2006 and inflicted a 5-0 whitewash on England in the 2006-07 Ashes Series, the first since 1920-21 in the Ashes Series. Though widely regarded as an innovative and groundbreaking coach, Buchanan's unorthodox methods raised a few eyebrows and Shane Warne was dismissive about his role in the team; but former captain Ricky Ponting credits him as being one of the important reasons Australia completed their World Cup hat trick of wins. After quitting as Australia's coach, Buchanan was at the helm of Kolkata Knight Riders for two turbulent years. In May 2011, Buchanan was appointed to the role of Director of Cricket for New Zealand Cricket.
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Former Fire Chief, and now Training Officer, Joseph Carilli, 53, is being charged with second-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor. Joe Fragoso, 35, is charged with second-degree sexual assault. Both of them voluntarily surrendered to the police after learning there were warrants issued for their arrests. Carilli will be arraigned today and Fragoso is scheduled for arraignment on February 27.
Both men are members of the Coventry Volunteer Fire Association, which is commonly referred to as the South Coventry Fire Department. Carilli was chief of the department from June 2006 to November 30, 2012. He then became the Department's Training Officer. Fragoso has been a fire lieutenant with the department since June 2012.
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Togo might be the best beat to be the only African side to make it past the first round.
Togo might be the best beat to be the only African side to make it past the first round.
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It wouldn't be a major upset if you look at both teams recent form. Togo have be a lot more impressive quailfying and during the African Nations Cup, then South Korea in the last six months.Originally Posted by pasag
Not much of an upset for mine, if it does happen. I don't think South Korea are all that good. They finished behind the Saudis in qualifying, and last world cup they had the benefit of Hiddink and some ridiculously friendly umpiring.
Given the way they robbed Italy and Spain last time around, I won't be too sorry to see them lose here and miss out on the second round, either. At the very least, my 2-1 to Togo prediction is looking decent.
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Beat me to it. Though I think Togo lost all three games in the African Nations Cup.Originally Posted by chaminda_00
Yeah true, but they had a fairly hard group Cameron, Angola and Congo who are not too far behind the better African sides. But finishing ahead of Sengal is a lot more impressive then behind the Saudis.Originally Posted by FaaipDeOiad
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Unless Togo pull an Australia this game is all SKorea's I'm afraid
Disappointing. South Korea might even get through, given the group.
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French Dip (Not What You Were Expecting)
This passion has its roots in the Saturday nights of my childhood when my mother and her younger sister would open a bag of chips and dip them into a blend of cream cheese, onions and ketchup while sipping Coca Cola. I still love all these flavors.
To my palate, onions and cream cheese are essential. Fresh onions are best, but minced work, too.
Four years ago, my husband and I discovered Brett's Olive-Flavored potato chips on a trip to France. We never found them in the U.S.
In fact, we can't find them in France anymore. We've searched in vain for them. But along the way, we've sampled tomato-and-garlic, rotisseri chicken, and red-pepper chips. (Once you get the craving for potato chips, nothing else will do.)
All very interesting but no match for olive. (A few years ago I tried to duplicate the flavor at home. In fact, I tried it twice. Nice try.)
I have yet to find dip in France, although it must be there somewhere. Last trip, I made my own.
French Dip
3/4 creme fraiche
1/3 cup boursin with garlic and herbs (or Alouette or similar brand)
1 scant tablespoon mayonnaise
2 heaping teaspoons minced or chopped onions
dash pepper
I think I like this better than the ketchup version.
Katie Z., this one's for you!
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- Judy said...
Yeah I'm first again.. This sounds divine and I am definitely making it this weekend. The chips sound wonderful. It's super bowl weekend so we don't have to be healthy right?
- 28 January, 2009 20:35
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Thanks for being No. 1, Judy! - 28 January, 2009 20:55
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Because I can't eat raw onions, I'd actually caramelize the onions for this -- it wouldn't taste quite the same, but it would add a sweetness that would balance against some nice, salty chips. Yum.
- 28 January, 2009 21:26
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
I like that idea, Lydia. I have always like sweet and salty together. Again, you come up with some great ideas and tips.
- 28 January, 2009 21:35
Potato crisps and dip are one of my passions. I have made many a dip over the years - usually with the cream cheese base and chopped onion. There are some nice yoghurt based dip recipes out there nowadays too.
I will have to try your French dip as well as the beer one in the previous post. Yum. - 29 January, 2009 00:45
- Martha said...
Great recipe for a dip. What good timing -- would be great Super Bowl food!
- 29 January, 2009 04:34
- katiez said...
There is a reason you can't find dip in France - doesn't exist... Maybe I should start something....
Great recipe! - 29 January, 2009 05:32
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Fiona, you could make the second one with sour cream, if need be. Not sure what is available in NZ.
Martha, if you like football (even a little), Superbowl Sunday is a great time for snacking even for those of us who are trying to eat better in the new year. Well, that's my excuse...
I suspected as much, Katie! - 29 January, 2009 05:59
- Farmgirl Cyn said...
Boursin in a dip??? I think I could eat that stuff "straight up!" (I think I have!)
We used to make ours with the Lipton Onion soup mix and eat with chips or pretzels and beer.
Aaahhh...Lipton Onion soup mix...brings back pot roast memories! - 29 January, 2009 08:30
- Mimi from French Kitchen said...
Boursin is great with just about anything, Cyn!
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Warlingham RFC are embarking on a Rugby Apprenticeship Scheme in conjunction with the Rugby Football Union.
In order to raise funds to launch the scheme, more then 300 members and guests attended a black tie Ball at the Wyndham Grand Hotel in Chelsea Harbour.
As well as club members, the event was supported by the president of Surrey RFU, Keith Heal, former Warlingham junior player, and England captain, Chris Robshaw, as well as ladies star Kay Wilson.
The community initiative will be launched through Warlingham and the club will be training young coaches to visit local primary and secondary schools to coach and promote rugby.
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I received my undergraduate degree from Hampton University in Hampton, VA where I received my B.S. in Biology in 2011. I have always been interested in science, medicine and health from a very young age. In high school, I took a lot of advanced science courses and always enjoyed learning more. I went to college with goals to become a physician upon graduating. After I graduated in 2011, I anticipated my next step to be medical school. After taking a year off and studying for the MCAT exam, I began to explore other options for higher education. I always knew about Public Health but never quite understood it in its entirety until I went to visit a nearby university and attended a presentation and toured the School of Public Health. It was then I was able to make the connection between public health and medicine and understand how inter-connected they are.
What made you choose Hofstra University's MPH?
I was informed by a friend that Hofstra University had an MPH program. I knew absolutely nothing about the university or the program so I decided to do some research. After exploring the website, I decided to apply. I remained in constant contact with Dr. Kyriacou, who was more than helpful in the entire process. I also came for a visit to sit and speak with her about the program. After that I knew I would love it at Hofstra and soon after I was accepted. Within one month, I found an apartment, moved to New York and started my life as a Hofstra Graduate school student.
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I currently work part-time jobs and do some volunteer work here in Hempstead, NY at the Interfaith Nutrition Network (INN) . Being a grad school student, I did not want a demanding full time job that would potentially take away from my studies or make things even harder for myself. I love the volunteer work I do and it makes me feel great to help out in any way that I can.
What are your long-term professional goals?
My long-term professional goal is to become a physician. Coming into the MPH program, I told myself that upon completion, I would attend medical school. Now that I have completed my first semester, I am rethinking my plans. I would love to see where the MPH degree could take me. Public Health is such an interesting field and there are some many angles and career opportunities to fit all interests. My ultimate passion is to work with women and children. If I go to medical school, I plan to specialize in OBGYN. If I stay I stay in Public Health solely, I would love to incorporate global health initiatives into my work because that is a strong interest of mine too. I plan to wait and see how my internship goes my second year in the MPH program and what net working opportunities possibly come my way to decide what my ultimate fate is post-graduation. The MPH will help me better prepare for admission to medical school because in my opinion, I will be more knowledgeable on public health research and be able to offer another perspective. I will always have that global public health view and that foundation will ultimately complement my medical school education and give me a well-rounded approach to medicine.
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I have collaborated with peers in the program thus far through volunteering opportunities and organized meetings/social events. A group of peers and I are currently developing ideas to possibly start a MPH/MSCH organization, which would be student run and tailored to the specific interests of our fields.
Have you found mentors in the Department of Health Professions?
I had the pleasure of having Dr. Hackett for Introduction to Public Health Fall semester and I loved her class. I've had the opportunity to sit and talk with her and discuss possible networking experiences and opportunities to work with her on ongoing projects she has. She's an awesome professor and always encourages me to come and talk to her. I love her energy and how enthusiastic she is about public health, what it's done for her and just how to become more involved. I can definitely see myself working with her throughout my matriculation in this program.
What is your advice to prospective students looking for a degree in health?
My advice for prospective students looking for a degree in public health is to just go for it. Even if you're on the fence about medical school vs. MPH, you cannot go wrong. An MPH degree will only help you. Public Health is a great field to be in and continues to grow. Many people do not know what public health is or how it affects them personally. Public Health offers more career opportunities for those interested in science, health and medicine. It is definitely something to consider in furthering your education.


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Mom and what we're learning is that you know when he was a police academy.
She was having some issues.
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He was complaining about his fellow recruits and -- apparently there were some racial comments in the media -- -- officials dealt with those issues.
I'm in talking to a college buddy of is actually I did ask.
If the race this racism was an issue in his life at all that you brought that up while he was in college.
And he did say that -- every once in while he did talk about it but no red flags.
To say -- -- to point to this.
I now what do you -- I'm very -- was a few years ago about what led to him being fired as it he made an accusation it's a fellow officer about how the fellow officer conducted an arrest.
He had a hearing and he felt that he was wrongfully.
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And again was not happy with the way officials -- dealt with those issues.
He felt they -- racial leave spurred.
And so you know again we -- seen that in his manifesto that those are some of the issues.
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1 cup granulated sugar
12 medium strawberries, rinsed and stems removed
Zest of 1 lemon
4 large basil leaves, divided
1 cup balsamic vinegar
½ cup toasted salted peanuts
In saucepan, mix 1 cup water, sugar and simmer. Stir until sugar dissolves; remove from heat, cool 30 minutes. Add berries, zest, 3 basil leaves. Refrigerate 4 hours. Strain berries from syrup; refrigerate berries. Strain syrup to remove zest, basil. Place half syrup in saucepan. Add vinegar, cup water. Bring to simmer, remove from heat, cool. Pour into freezer-proof container; freeze for 4 hours. Reserve rest of syrup. Berries, ice can be fixed 2 days ahead. To serve, cut reserved berries in half, put in bowl. Roll last basil leaf like cigar, slice into ribbons. Sprinkle over berries. Take balsamic mixture from freezer, use fork to scrape into fine pieces. Put on berries, garnish with peanuts.
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AMD (ATI) has been working on the quad-GPU problem ever since NVIDIA released their 7900GX2. AMD has officially solved it, with their wonder-GPU, the R600. The R600, with it's high clocks and GDDR4, will support quad-GPU CrossFire. Of course, the requirements for this will be substantial to say the least. Getting a motherboard with four PCI Express ports, and a power supply that will run four high-performance graphics cards like the R600, will cost a lot of money. Source: The Inquirer
hehe all ati chips support quad crossfire... its a driver thing .. and right now the quad driver sucks
but, even if the driver goes gd (which will take a looong time), ppl ain't buyin 4 of these, atleast who are sane
Yes, of course. Every piece of hardware has the potential to support anything. The drivers are always the issue.
A few points: - You would need a motherboard with at least four PCIe x8 slots, wich dosent exsist. - You can just buy an Addon PSU wich costs 50$ and can run a single R600. The Main PSU only has to have around 24A to run the rest of the PC without the card(s). - The CPU is what is really the problem with this - hardware wise. Its not that there arent enough cores, but that while the R600 drivers will support Quad-Xfire for ALL games ( because they are specifically designed for every game), only one Core on the CPU will be used for gaming. Alan Wake May be an exception. - Drivers. Quad-SLi for nVidia performs worse than Standard SLi, wheras anyone who bought two 7950 GX2 and thought they would recieve a performance boost from Quad-SLi was dead wrong because nVidia never remmembered to create drivers to support Quad-SLi. Very eratating. I wonder why no class action law suits havent been filed against nVidia for this one.. So, while it may be possible to link up four R600's in Quad-Xfire, it is likely the drivers will only be good enough for two. That means that there is not much reason to buy a Quad-PCIe x16 motherboard, unless u have faith that support for Quad GPU on 4 slots will be well supported some day.
ATi has been doing this for ever in Flight Sims/ where crossfire comes from. I see this as more as a marketing thing AMD says "Look at me I have the highest 3dmark06 score"
ATI is still ATI it is -NOT- "AMD Graphics" it is "ATI graphics" and will remain that way even though it is owned by AMD. It is the ATI r600 not the AMD r600. ATI is working on there graphics division and AMD works the CPUs. Someday there might be a joint effort in the development of something but please... Don't give AMD credit for anything from ATI... YET! I don't know why I'm just bothered by that. I guess AMD polluting the ATI name bothers me. lol
This is kind of cool. Looks like they are justifying the 2KW psus....man, I hate to have that electric bill. Honestly though, if I Could afford it, Id build one of these just to see.
i would rather have a full tower case with 4 of those 250w front bay psus, one per gpu that way if one psu blows, it only takes one component with it lots of wires, but i bet they could be routed on the non space side of the case (generally the right side) lol, can you imagine having an outlet for your monitor, printer, main psu, psu1, psu2, psu3, psu4, speakers? that's eight, and i would really want separate circuits on the top and bottom plug so i could have one surge for just gpus, and aother surge for the usual safest option imo
This is insane and pointless. The benefits of having two graphics cards are still being debated, 4 is just ridiculous.
Crossfire works great. Benifits? Hows 9500 (one card) to 17,200 (crossfire) in 3dmark05 ? You WILL need an ubberfast qx6800 to benifit from "quadfire" (c)Lazzer408
No debate on two cards. Waste of money for 4 cards. SLI/Crossfire is the wave of the future for hi-def graphics and gaming.
HL2 250fps increased to 400fps... FEAR 40fps increased to 69fps... Quake 3 (as a joke) went from 380fps to 729fps lol Dont dis the crossfire.
well dont look at it in respect to the r600 itself. it is talking about the r600 series. meaning we very well could see dual graphics cores per pcb and run crossfire between them. quad-crossfire as you mention it is physically impossible as there are only 7 expansion slots in the atx spec and 4 r600 gpus would require at least 8 slots for the cards and coolers. ati seems to be going towards parallel processing just as amd is with cpus. dont expect quad r600's. expect crossfire on dual gpu r610s and r630's
My point was crossfire works quite well and hell... we can dream cant we? Multiple GPUs was what 3dfx had figured out with the original voodoo processor. You could literally add a second chip and get 100% improvement. Add 2 more and it doubles again. I wonder why Nvidia didn't work that into there GPUs since they aquired 3dfx. I bet 3dfx would be PWN these days. Some of there older stuff to this day can run Doom3. Anyways what was this thread about? Oh yeh the r600 supporting quad gpu crossfire. Does that mean 2 cards, sporting 2 GPUs each, can be connected in crossfire? Is that what "quad crossfire" is? -cool-
Probably for bragging rights.... I'd rather have them make dual core GPU's (much like how both AMD and Intel are making their processors). It would save everyone a lot of money and a lot of space... if not, people will have to start making use of external cases like Asus's just for graphics cards and their PSU(s).
I partially agree with the 60fps statement, but it all depends on the individual. Some people can see the difference up to 80fps, but they are a rare breed. I disagree with your statement about 24/25fps being enough, however. 24/25fps looks like garbage with pc games. The only reason it looks good with tv or movies is because they use motion blur effects to make it look much smoother than it really is. They essentially trick your brain into believing it's seeing a higher framerate.


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Located in the heart of Dubai's Media City, Arjaan by Rotana - Dubai overlooks the Palm Jumeirah Island. It offers luxurious accommodation along with a temperature-controlled pool, hot tub and a modern gym.
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Pets not allowed
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