The only way that's a winner is if you returned them to some other Best Buy for 50 dollars in store credit.
yea the refresh time was a concern for me. I wouldn't fuck with anything above 5ms.
The Qnix is very good for games and even better for browsing. Even at 8ms, you won't notice a huge difference and the image quality more than makes up for it. I believe Green-Sum will charge you a little extra to ship it to Canada, like he did for me but I had 0 problems with customs. The screen was delivered to my work like every other product I bought from Canadian retailers with no hassle. I can't say it's better than my Rog Swift for games though. =)
I'm not going to be able to wait that long. 6 to 9 months on a 7-year-old laptop is going to kill me.
Eh, it is comparing speeds with standard memory, which in most machines is like pc 1066 at best as an average. Considering most "gaming" PCs are running DDR3 at a minimum, and at much higher bandwidth allocations, I would be surprised if it is really that much of an increase over gaming rigs at the moment. Either way though, faster is faster! But software taking advantage of that is going to be a few years out at a minimum.
They're talking about a complete replacement for NAND, bringing it within 1 order of magnitude of DRAM speeds. It sounds like the real deal, they say they will have production models for sale by the end of 2016.
