just out of curiosity
what kind of lag do people get on that asus 4k monitor?
I'd prefer the LG oled UHD 32" tv they premiered a few years ago at that tech show
OOOOOOOHGGOOOOOOD 4KOLED
1080p oled looks better than 4k tn panels anywayz

cuz they need 5 with 2 tvs, cuz everyone likes robot chicken

Dude, they've already established that they aren't going to all have titans. That's just their upper end model for testing.

The article I posted came out Nov 4th 2013...if you have news since then...post the link

Taken directly from the steam forums:




There's a lot more information there on the fact that these are purely for testing.

This post was edited by flipypy on Nov 6 2013 03:57pm

Well...forums...but OK.

I sure hope they use a better PSU for the Titan model lol

Yeah, they put this update early on when they were releasing info.

They aren't actually going to be making the final models though.

This thread was a good read.

I guess so, if you like reading the posts of people who lack good critical thinking skills.

I don't know much about software and such which is why I am not commenting on the software aspect of this, but I am going to agree with you on the fact that they are making a mistake by not standardizing the parts because that will cause software issues, possibly (if I understood what you said correctly). I can see how using different graphics cards and processors in different models will cause driver issues, and I also see why it is pointless to say, if you don't want Steam OS on your steam box then put windows on it... that makes the entire purpose of a steam gaming system moot. Idk, it is a good idea but I feel that if they don't standardize their parts that it might be a huge flop.

The entire above statement is what I think, after reading this thread (and hopefully understanding all points made correctly).