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Newly Built Mammoth Lakes Condo
From $125 / night
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|$125 - $500
|Pets allowed:
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 9
Type: Condo
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
Candace Rieder
About the owner
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|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 13%
|Deposits: All reservations require a deposit of 25% of the balance for the stay and is due within 10 days. Remaining balance is due 30 days prior to arrival (60 days for holidays). $500 refundable security deposit after satisfactory check-out.
|Payment Options: American Express, Cashier's Check, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: $115 cleaning fee. Summer Holidays 20% higher. Winter weekends require a 2 night stay. Sun - Thurs billed at $290. Ask about our Winter Holiday rates. Rates subject to change at anytime.
Reviews (22)
Reviews for this vacation condo rental in Mammoth Lakes, California
snowboarding vacation
Efren Martinez
orange, california
snowboarding vacation
April 1, 2011
We really enjoyed the condo, it was right on the yellow line bus that takes you right to the village, a short 5 min ride. The property had all the amenities, tv, cooking utensils, towels, shampoo, etc. Nice open floor plan on the upper level, great for entertainment. The condo has a private tub, the main reason we booked the condo, after a full day of boarding you just want to relax with a beer and a hot tub. But the first night the hot tub was set to 75 deg, we did not notice...so it took along time for the tub to heat up, no tub the first night. The next night was perfect though. Overall it was an awesome stay and the record breaking snow fall made it even better. Will book this condo again!
Great hikes for all
PC Lowe
San Luis Obispo, CA
Great hikes for all
September 21, 2010
September is a super time to be in Mammoth. Hiking at its best. Unit fit our rock climbing and hiking family and two dogs perfectly. Everyone loved cooking after long days on the trails. VERY compact unit but had everything we needed. Two bathrooms and hot tub super. The dog lawn with the disposable sacks was perfect. We will certainly come back.
Cozy Stay
Camille Hundley
Garden Grove, CA
Cozy Stay
August 25, 2010
The condo was very cozy and very nice. Towels, soaps, and extras were laid out nicely for us and we had a wonderful stay. Only problems we had were the small water heater that didn't keep our showers warm for long enough and also we had no idea how to get a permit for our parking and never found out. Other than that it was a very nice place and we would book again.
Nice condo!
Brian Kennedy
Roseville, CA
Nice condo!
August 22, 2010
This was a very nice condo and a bargain if at least two couples go in on the rental. The kitchen was very well equipted and overall didn't lack for anything except a baking sheet. It was nice having a high speed internet connection but there was only one plug, I suggest to the owner to put in an incripted WiFi and leave the password along with the lockbox instructions. We had a very nice trip and were pleased with the condo (pet friendly a big plus!).
Great place
J Fors
Menlo Park, CA
Great place
July 6, 2010
great location, and excellent condo made for a great stay
4 Kelly Rd Mammonth
Jim Johnson
Newbury Park, Ca USA
4 Kelly Rd Mammonth
April 27, 2010
Very nice condo. Bedrooms down stairs and living room kitchen upstaire. Very quite. Shower upstairs need ne shower head.(Minor) The only real problem is gettingfrom the parking up to the condo with snow and ice on the ground. Up hill and when the snow turned into ice it was difficult to get up and down.. There were ropes attached to the trees for safty but difficut when carring luggage or grocies. Condo was grest. Would rent again - maybe not in winter, unless there was some type of walkway
Great Location
culver city, ca
Great Location
March 9, 2010
My recent stay here was all for hitting the slopes and the convenient location of this place to the yellow bus line that takes you to eagle lodge or the village was the best. of course, besides the hot tub to ease the full days on the slopes.
Margo Luhrs
Hayward, CA USA
September 8, 2009
We had no difficulties finding or getting into the condo. However the condo was musty smelling and the bathroom and kitchen rugs needed a good wash. The towels were nice and bright and clean but the bedspreads smelled. The sofa and chair certainly needed to be updated as they were very worn and smelled. The dishwasher was clean and functional as was the refrig. We left windows cracked to try and air the place out. But it was a great location, nobody bothered us and we had a great time!
Kathy/Russell Loy
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
September 2, 2009
Two teenagers left at home. Everyone going in different directions. Time to reconnect. This was a perfect four days to play, talk,reconnect. The condo was close to fishing,hiking,town,and so so much beauty. Isn`t God`s creations beautiful? The hot tub was a perfect topper to the perfect days together. Cant wait to go again.
Quiet Family Retreat
Carol Schardt
Calabasas, CA
Quiet Family Retreat
August 26, 2009
The condo was very comfortable and spacious. We had two adults and two children. Be prepared to haul everything from the car to the condo because parking is a problem and you have to climb a hill (without sidewalks)to get to the unit. The downstairs bathroom toilet is not "seated", so it wiggles around, and the flusher sticks. The upstairs bath is very small, but still has a small shower. Since I cooked, I found more pots and pans were needed, as were drinking glasses (no wine glasses!). But you learn to improvise. Appliances are great. Convenient location and lovely hot tub in downstairs patio. There is no pool in the small complex. Overall, it was a wonderful value.
Great Place To Stay
Lake Forest, California
Great Place To Stay
August 16, 2009
This condo is a great find! It is very clean, nicely decorated, a great location and an incredible price. We will come back here next summer for our annual bike trip! If there is a flaw in this place it would be the parking. It is on the street level which is no problem, you just have to carry everything UP to the condo which is a good little hike. Other than that it perfect.
Very nice condo!
Lorraine Herson-Jones
Redondo Beach, CA
Very nice condo!
June 5, 2009
What a great, very comfortable condo! The kitchen has everthing you may need and appears to be recently upgraded. Wood-burning fireplace is perfect and easy to start. The manager was very helpful and helped us through a rough car repair problem. We'll be back!
Awesome time in Mammoth
Mireya Roudenko
La Mirada, CA USA
Awesome time in Mammoth
April 21, 2009
This condo was perfect...We had 4 adults and 2 kids and there was more than enough room. The jacuzzi was awesome after a hard day on the slopes!! We would definitely rent this condo again..Close to everything and VERY clean with Plenty of Linens. We had a BLAST!!!!!!!!
We'll be back!
Jill Dillon
Temecula, CA
We'll be back!
April 6, 2009
Very nice condo. Comfortable king-size bed. Enjoyed the private hot tub. Loved that we could bring our dog. Nothing but good things to say about this place except the accessability to the door is difficult (an icy incline--very slippery when hauling skis, etc.)
Definitely a great place to go!!!
Lake Forest, CA
Definitely a great place to go!!!
February 3, 2009
I planned this trip for my boyfriends birthday and I was extremely satisfied with the place. They lay out of the condo was perfect. The rooms were separate from the living area and kitchen. It had a very open feeling. An extra table/chairs were supplied. Brand new appliances in the kitchen, everything looked clean. The jacuzzi was awesome and I don't think we could have gotten any closer to the lift without being right next to it. Two shuttle stops just a hundred feet away or so to bring you to the lifts. It was almost perfect. It felt like home. Tip for visitors: Don't forget ice when you go to the store...we were lucky we remembered. Also...hopefully you know how to work a wood stove. Guess we are really young and didn't know what were were doing so we couldn't get it to start lol. But overall an amazing place for a really great price. I will definitely look at coming back here next time I visit
mammoth rocks
Stephanie Farias
Portland Or, 97213
mammoth rocks
October 24, 2008
The condo location is walking distance to anything you want. Lots of room for six people but room for more. The kitchen had everything you might need, including spices. The rugs need help but other than that the condo was clean and comfortable. The hot tub was perfect after a day of play!
Great Condo at a great price!!
Carlos Montano
Orange County, CA USA
Great Condo at a great price!!
August 24, 2008
The pictures really don't do this place justice. I was hoping for the best and we got it. The cabin was nice for 125 a night!! We enjoyed it here and would definitely stay there again. Great location and a great spa. The only little issue was the showers were a bit weak, especially the one on the second floor. It was nothing we couldn't handle though. Overall a great experience and I will definitely recommend this place to others.
Elegant Vacation
Susan Copeland
Santa Barbara, CA USA
Elegant Vacation
August 15, 2008
We rejoiced from the moment we turned the condo key that we had found such a elegant and pet-friendly home for our Mammoth holiday. The color scheme is warm and welcoming. The living/kitchen/ great room provided a wonderful opportunity for all family cooking which we love to do. In addition to the fun of our regular meals, we had a festive dinner one evening with other family members who were also staying in Mammoth. Needless to say, they were very impressed with our accommodations. We were able to hike, kayak, go horseback riding and still come home after a long day to elegance, grace and a steamy hot shower. There was only one limitation. The condo did not have a vac cleaner. We only had a broom for cleaning purposes. I hope this will be available to other guests in the future. Thank you for a breathtaking five day vacation in one of our favorite places in the world. Blessings, Susan
Excellent Place!!!
Georgetown, Texas
Excellent Place!!!
August 10, 2008
We realy enjoyed our stay at this condo. I highly recommend it!!! This was a nice, clean condo in a excellent location.
Convenient and comfortable
Audrey Sallese
Convenient and comfortable
July 21, 2008
This was a great base for hiking the various Eastern Sierra trails. The condo is close to town and our group of 4 was very comfortable. Minor nitpicks: --no bedside lamps for reading - the overhead lights are harsh; --the small deck is not inviting for sitting, crowded with firewood and had an old trashbag in the corner full of something; --bedrooms are downstairs, and you can hear people walking in the living area, which may be a problem for light sleepers and groups with different sleeping habits. However, we'd definitely rent again!
A choice condo....
Brian Jacobs
Ojai, CA USA
A choice condo....
July 14, 2008
This Condo has great potential for the avid outdoors person. Want a great vacation with easy access to Mammoth Mountain and to the town below. This Condo is for you. Private hot tub is a definite plus. Only thing I would change is the automatic light sensor outside. When you use the hot tub at nite the light will go on. Maybe if you contact the Manager of the complex, he'll turn it off for you.
Great location ski condo.
Peter Kornbluth
Santa Barbara, Ca.
Great location ski condo.
January 15, 2008
This spot is in a perfect location. It might be the highest condo on the mountain and it is great to ski in and out. The trail back to the place from the lifts is gorgeous. The owners are great, easy to work with and helpful. It is well-equipped and comfortably furnished. The only thing I would improve is the bed in Bedroom #2, which is a not-so-comfortable pull-out. I am a big guy, and it was a little uncomfortable. However, I would still go back to this rental, no question.
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The Iowa State Cyclones are pressing ahead and into the future, trying the build the program into one that can compete with the best of the best in the Big 12.
While at it, however, the team is throwing it back to the Jack Trice era with a new set of 1920s uniforms. The iconic vertical stripes are the same worn by Trice when he became the first African-American player to ever line up as a Cyclones player. Trice died in 1923 after playing two games with the team. He had suffered massive injuries against Minnesota. In his honor, Iowa State named its stadium after him, and to this day it remains the only stadium in the nation named after an African-American.
The Cyclones will be sporting the throwback threads against intra-state and hated rival Iowa on Sept. 14 in front of the home faithful.
Iowa State's players are obviously impressed with the threads (maybe not as impressed as Indiana's players), but what do you think? Sound off in the comments section below!
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½ cup cold water
1 tablespoon white sugar
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Greetings and welcome to 'From Protestant to Catholic- why the Bible and Early Church Fathers lead me to convert from Evangelical Protestatant to Catholic.' I hope you will find this site useful, regardless of where you find yourself in your faith journey. My name is Michael Mohl and I am a young adult who works as a Registered Nurse and is blessed to be a husband and a father to two young children. However, this site is not meant to be about me, but rather about the information that turned my world upside down about six years ago.
Though my own Christian background was denominationally diverse (born Methodist, family later joined non-denominational Baptist style church, then I chose to attend Presbyterian-PCA, before joining Lutheran-LCMS church in college), there was one thing that didn't change: I hated the Catholic Church as I understood it. I believed the Catholic Church was the prophetic 'Whore of Babylon' of Revelation that preached a false gospel, followed an 'Antichrist pope', was too ritualistic, too superstitious, too legalistic, and revered a 'tradition of men' that the Bible condemned. In researching the various claims of Catholicism to try to expose it to friends and acquaintances as a Satanic distortion of the true gospel, I found myself surprisingly exposed to the beauty, consistency, and truth of Catholicism as found within the Bible, within the writings of the earliest Christians, within the spirituality of the saints across the ages, and within the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
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We like North Mountain
Charlie Fulford • about 3 years ago
Hueco Tanks used to be, based on the descriptions of yesteryear from old guys you encounter, some kind of a commune with a lawless, almost Slab City kind of vibe. Then in the 00's the rangers came in, cleared it up and locked down the whole place, so much so that there is now literally a Panopticon that a ranger sits in on a revolving office chair and tell you what to do using a bullhorn. Which is actually kind of great because the whole place was being destroyed before by dirty hippies and barbarians writing bad grafitti. Apart from the climbing which is amazing there is an awful lot to preserve here; Human and non-human cultures dating back millenia that one may wander round and look at, if and when one is not climbing. And the climbing is awesome, some of the best I have ever seen. We had a lot of fun here despite the proscriptive rules so yay fascism!
Morgan Barnes • about 5 years ago
Awesome place so much climbing and quality problems, yes there is a bunch of hoops and red tape but its a must to visit/hangout/live
Morgan Barnes • about 6 years ago
Gotta get back soon.
Activities on this crag
Jezryl Castelo • Tue Jan 3 19:02:10 2017updated her tick list- Lobster Claw (6C+)
- Girls of Texas (6C+)
Will Anglin • Mon Dec 19 04:53:22 2016- Alma Blanca (8B)
- Diabolique (8B)
- Crown Of Aragorn (8B)
- Full Monty (8A+)
Matthew Tschippert • Tue Nov 29 19:10:48 2016- Power of Silence (7C+)
- Power of Landjager (8A)
- Dirty Martini on the Rocks (7C+)
Andy Mac • Fri Dec 20 16:38:32 2013The Asylum at North Mountain1 new topo image with 1 route:
- Naomi (7B+)
Dan Michels • Fri Nov 22 19:25:13 2013New video beta for Choir Boys Light (V7), Sign of the Cross, North Mountaina video added by Dan Michels
Dan Michels • Fri Nov 22 19:22:13 2013New video beta for Chris' Arete (V6), North Mountaina video added by Dan Michels
Dan Michels • Sun Feb 17 19:23:39 2013New video beta for 100 Proof Roof (V3), Big Time, North Mountaina video added by Dan Michels
Alexandra Kahn • Fri Jan 27 03:26:56 2012New video beta for Sunny Side Up (8A+), The Asylum, North Mountaina video by Alexandra Kahn
Alexandra Kahn • Fri Jan 27 03:26:44 2012You are correct! it has been changedas a comment on Sunny Side Up (8A+) - Sunny Side Up 8A+
Johannes Samuelsson • Thu Jan 26 23:10:18 2012I'm pretty sure that this "project" was climbed by Sean McColl in '08 or '09 ...as a comment on Sunny Side Up (8A+) - Sunny Side Up 8A+
Dan Michels • Sun Apr 24 03:55:41 2011New video beta for Babyface (V7), Babyface Boulders, North Mountaina video by Dan Michels
Morgan Barnes • Sat Dec 25 14:59:28 2010Sign of the Choss at North Mountain1 new topo image with 2 routes:
- Sign of the Choss (V4)
- Choss Training (V3)
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AMD Cancels Catalyst, Introduces Radeon Software Crimson
Subject: Graphics Cards | November 2, 2015 - 01:00 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: radeon software, radeon, driver, crimson, catalyst, amd
For as long as I can remember, the AMD (previously ATI) graphics driver was know as Catalyst. The Catalyst Control Center (CCC) offered some impressive features, grew over time with the Radeon hardware but it had more than its share of issues. It was slow, it was ugly and using it was kind of awful. And today we mourn the passing of Catalyst but welcome the birth of "Radeon Software" and the first iteration if it, Crimson.
Starting with the next major driver release from AMD you'll see a major change the speed, design and usability of the most important interface between AMD and its users. I want to be clear today: we haven't had a chance to actually use the software yet, so all of the screenshots and performance claims are from an AMD presentation to the media last week.
Let's start with new branding: gone is the AMD Catalyst name, replaced by "Radeon Software" as the overarching title for the software and driver packages that AMD releases. The term "Crimson Edition" refers to the major revision of the software and will likely be a portion of the brand that changes with the year or with important architectural changes. Finally, the numeric part of the branding will look familiar and represents the year and month of release: "15.11" equates to 2015, November release.
With the new brand comes an entire new design that AMD says targets simplicity, ease of use and speed. The currently available Catalyst Control Center software is none of those so it is great news for consumers that AMD has decided to address it. This is one of AMD's Radeon Technology Group SVP Raja Koduri's pet projects - and it's a great start to a leadership program that should spell positive momentum for the Radeon brand.
While the Catalyst Control Center was written in the aging and bloated .Net coding ecosystem, Radeon Software is designed on QT. The first and most immediate advantage will be startup speed. AMD says that Radeon Software will open in 0.6 seconds compared to 8.0 seconds for Catalyst on a modestly configured system.
The style and interface look to be drastically improved with well defined sections along the top and settings organized in a way that makes them easy to find and address by the user. Your video settings are all in a single spot, the display configuration is on its as well, just as they were with Catalyst, but the look and feel is completely different. Without hands on time its difficult to say for sure, but it appears that AMD has made major strides.
There are some new interesting capabilities as well, starting with per-game settings available in Game Manager. This is not a duplication of what GeForce Experience does in terms of adjust in-game settings, but it does allow you to set control panel-specific settings like anti-aliasing, texture filtering quality, vertical sync. This capability was around in the previous versions of Catalyst but it was hard to utilize.
Overdrive, the AMD-integrated GPU overclocking portion of Radeon Software, gets a new feature as well: per-game overclocking settings. That's right - you will now be able to set game-specific overclocking settings for your GPU that will allow you to turn up the power for GTA V while turning things down for lower power consumption and noise while catching up on new DLC for Rocket League. I can see this being an incredibly useful feature for gamers willing to take the time to customize their systems.
There are obviously more changes for Radeon Software and the first iteration of it known as Crimson, including improved Eyefinity configuration, automatic driver downloads and much more, and we look forward to playing around with the improved software package in the next few weeks. For AMD, this shows a renewed commitment to Radeon and PC gaming. With its declining market share against the powerful NVIDIA GeForce brand, AMD needs these types of changes.
Report: AMD Radeon 400 Series Taped Out, Coming 2016
Subject: Graphics Cards | October 23, 2015 - 05:49 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: tape out, rumor, report, Radeon 400 Series, radeon, graphics card, gpu, Ellesmere, Baffin, amd
Details are almost nonexistent, but a new report claims that AMD has reached tape out for an upcoming Radeon 400 series of graphics cards, which could be the true successor to the R9 200-series after the rebranded 3xx cards.
Image credit: WCCFtech
According to the report:
"AMD has reportedly taped out two of its next-gen GPUs, with "Ellesmere" and "Baffin" both taping out - and both part of the upcoming Radeon 400 series of video cards."
I wish there was more here to report, but if this is accurate we should start to hear some details about these new cards fairly soon. The important thing is that AMD is working on the new performance mainstream cards so soon after releasing what was largely a simple rebrand accross much of the 300-series GPUs this year.
AMD Releases Catalyst 15.10 Beta Drivers
Subject: Graphics Cards | October 14, 2015 - 03:24 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: radeon, dx12, DirectX 12, Catalyst 15.10 beta, catalyst, ashes of the singularity, amd
The AMD Catalyst 15.9 beta driver was released just two weeks ago, and already AMD is ready with a new version. 15.10 is available now and offers several bug fixes, though the point of emphasis is DX12 performance improvements to the Ashes of the Singularity benchmark.
From AMD:
Highlights of AMD Catalyst 15.10 Beta Windows Driver
Performance Optimizations:
- Ashes of the Singularity - DirectX 12 Quality and Performance optimizations
Resolved Issues:
- Video playback of MPEG2 video fails with a playback error/error code message
- A TDR error or crash is experienced when running the Unreal Engine 4 DirectX benchmark
- Star Wars: Battlefront is able to use high performance graphics when launched on mobile devices with switchable graphics
- Intermittent playback issues with Cyberlink PowerDVD when connecting to a 3D display with an HDMI cable
- Ashes of the Singularity - A 'Driver has stopped responding' error may be experienced in DirectX 12 mode
- Driver installation may halt on some configurations
- A TDR error may be experienced while toggling between minimized and maximized mode while viewing 4K YouTube content
Known Issues:
- Ashes of the Singularity may crash on some AMD 300 series GPUs
- Core clock fluctuations may be experienced when FreeSync and FRTC are both enabled on some AMD CrossFire systems
- Ashes of the Singularity may fail to launch on some GPUs with 2GB Video Memory. AMD continues to work with Stardock to resolve the issue. In the meantime, deleting the game config file helps resolve the issue
- The secondary display adapter is missing in the Device Manager and the AMD Catalyst Control Center after installing the driver on a Microsoft Windows 8.1 system
- Elite: Dangerous - poor performance may be experienced in SuperCruise mode
- A black screen may be encountered on bootup on Windows 10 systems. The system will ultimately continue to the Windows login screen
The driver is available now from AMD's Catalyst beta download page.
Report: AMD's Dual-GPU Fiji XT Card Might Be Coming Soon
Subject: Graphics Cards | October 5, 2015 - 06:33 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: rumor, report, radeon, graphics cards, Gemini, fury x, fiji xt, dual-GPU, amd
The AMD R9 Fury X, Fury, and Nano have all been released, but a dual-GPU Fiji XT card could be on the way soon according to a new report.
Back in June at AMD's E3 event we were shown Project Quantum, AMD's concept for a powerful dual-GPU system in a very small form-factor. It was speculated that the system was actually housing an unreleased dual-GPU graphic card, which would have made sense given the very small size of the system (and mini-ITX motherboard therein). Now a report from WCCFtech is pointing to a manifest that just might be a shipment of this new dual-GPU card, and the code-name is Gemini.
"Gemini is the code-name AMD has previously used in the past for dual GPU variants and surprisingly, the manifest also contains another phrase: 'Tobermory'. Now this could simply be a reference to the port that the card shipped from...or it could be the actual codename of the card, with Gemini just being the class itself."
The manifest also indicates a Cooler Master cooler for the card, the maker of the liquid cooling solution for the Fury X. As the Fury X has had its share of criticism for pump whine issues it would be interesting to see how a dual-GPU cooling solution would fare in that department, though we could be seeing an entirely new generation of the pump as well. Of course speculation on an unreleased product like this could be incorrect, and verifiable hard details aren't available yet. Still, of the dual-GPU card is based on a pair of full Fiji XT cores the specs could be very impressive to say the least:
- Core: Fiji XT x2
- Stream Processors: 8192
- GCN Compute Units: 128
- ROPs: 128
- TMUs: 512
- Memory: 8 GB (4GB per GPU)
- Memory Interface: 4096-bit x2
- Memory Bandwidth: 1024 GB/s
In addition to the specifics above the report also discussed the possibility of 17.2 TFLOPS of performance based on 2x the performance of Fury X, which would make the Gemini product one of the most powerful single-card GPU solutions in the world. The card seems close enough to the final stage that we should expect to hear something official soon, but for now it's fun to speculate - unless of course the speculation concerns a high initial retail price, and unfortunately something at or above $1000 is quite likely. We shall see.
The Fable of the uncontroversial benchmark
Subject: Graphics Cards | September 24, 2015 - 06:53 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: radeon, nvidia, lionhead, geforce, fable legends, fable, dx12, benchmark, amd
By now you should have memorized Ryan's review of Fable's DirectX 12 performance on a variety of cards and hopefully tried out our new interactive IFU charts. You can't always cover every card, as those who were brave enough to look at the CSV file Ryan provided might have come to realize. That's why it is worth peeking at The Tech Report's review after reading through ours. They have included an MSI R9 285 and XFX R9 390 as well as an MSI GTX 970, which may be cards you are interested in seeing. They also spend some time looking at CPU scaling and the effect that has on AMD and NVIDIA's performance. Check it out here.
"Fable Legends is one of the first games to make use of DirectX 12, and it produces some truly sumptuous visuals. Here's a look at how Legends performs on the latest graphics cards."
Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- The Graphics Cards For Linux Gaming With The Best Value & Efficiency At Higher Resolutions @ Phoronix
- AMD Has A Vulkan Linux Driver, But Will Be Closed-Source At First @ Phoronix
- ASUS R9 Fury STRIX Review @ Hardware Canucks
- XFX Radeon R9 390X Double Dissipation Core Edition Review @HiTech Legion
- AMD Radeon R9 Nano CrossFire @ techPowerUp
- Sapphire R9 380 Nitro 4GB @ Kitguru
- AMD Radeon R9 Nano 4 GB @ techPowerUp
Benchmark Overview
When approached a couple of weeks ago by Microsoft with the opportunity to take an early look at an upcoming performance benchmark built on a DX12 game pending release later this year, I of course was excited for the opportunity. Our adventure into the world of DirectX 12 and performance evaluation started with the 3DMark API Overhead Feature Test back in March and was followed by the release of the Ashes of the Singularity performance test in mid-August. Both of these tests were pinpointing one particular aspect of the DX12 API - the ability to improve CPU throughput and efficiency with higher draw call counts and thus enabling higher frame rates on existing GPUs.
This game and benchmark are beautiful...
Today we dive into the world of Fable Legends, an upcoming free to play based on the world of Albion. This title will be released on the Xbox One and for Windows 10 PCs and it will require the use of DX12. Though scheduled for release in Q4 of this year, Microsoft and Lionhead Studios allowed us early access to a specific performance test using the UE4 engine and the world of Fable Legends. UPDATE: It turns out that the game will have a fall-back DX11 mode that will be enabled if the game detects a GPU incapable of running DX12.
This benchmark focuses more on the GPU side of DirectX 12 - on improved rendering techniques and visual quality rather than on the CPU scaling aspects that made Ashes of the Singularity stand out from other graphics tests we have utilized. Fable Legends is more representative of what we expect to see with the release of AAA games using DX12. Let's dive into the test and our results!
Continue reading our look at the new Fable Legends DX12 Performance Test!!
Specs and Hardware
The AMD Radeon Nano graphics card is unlike any product we have ever tested at PC Perspective. As I wrote and described to the best of my ability (without hardware in my hands) late last month, AMD is targeting a totally unique and different classification of hardware with this release. As a result, there is quite a bit of confusion, criticism, and concern about the Nano, and, to be upfront, not all of it is unwarranted.
After spending the past week with an R9 Nano here in the office, I am prepared to say this immediately: for users matching specific criteria, there is no other option that comes close to what AMD is putting on the table today. That specific demographic though is going to be pretty narrow, a fact that won't necessarily hurt AMD simply due to the obvious production limitations of the Fiji and HBM architectures.
At $650, the R9 Nano comes with a flagship cost but it does so knowing full well that it will not compete in terms of raw performance against the likes of the GTX 980 Ti or AMD's own Radeon R9 Fury X. However, much like Intel has done with the Ultrabook and ULV platforms, AMD is attempting to carve out a new market that is looking for dense, modest power GPUs in small form factors. Whether or not they have succeeded is what I am looking to determine today. Ride along with me as we journey on the roller coaster of a release that is the AMD Radeon R9 Nano.
The Tiniest Fiji
Way back on June 16th, AMD held a live stream event during E3 to announce a host of new products. In that group was the AMD Radeon R9 Fury X, R9 Fury and the R9 Nano. Of the three, the Nano was the most intriguing to most of the online press as it was the one we knew the least about. AMD promised a full Fiji GPU in a package with a 6-in PCB and a 175 watt TDP. Well today, AMD is, uh, re-announcing (??) the AMD Radeon R9 Nano with more details on specifications, performance and availability.
First, let's get this out of the way: AMD is making this announcement today because they publicly promised the R9 Nano for August. And with the final days of summer creeping up on them, rather than answer questions about another delay, AMD is instead going the route of a paper launch, but one with a known end date. We will apparently get our samples of the hardware in early September with reviews and the on-sale date following shortly thereafter. (Update: AMD claims the R9 Nano will be on store shelves on September 10th and should have "critical mass" of availability.)
Now let's get to the details that you are really here for. And rather than start with the marketing spin on the specifications that AMD presented to the media, let's dive into the gory details right now.
|R9 Nano
|R9 Fury
|R9 Fury X
|GTX 980 Ti
|Fiji XT
|Fiji Pro
|Fiji XT
|Hawaii XT
|GPU Cores
|Rated Clock
|1000 MHz
|1000 MHz
|1050 MHz
|1000 MHz
|1000 MHz
|1126 MHz
|1000 MHz
|Texture Units
|ROP Units
|Memory Clock
|500 MHz
|500 MHz
|500 MHz
|7000 MHz
|7000 MHz
|7000 MHz
|5000 MHz
|Memory Interface
|4096-bit (HBM)
|4096-bit (HBM)
|4096-bit (HBM)
|Memory Bandwidth
|512 GB/s
|512 GB/s
|512 GB/s
|336 GB/s
|336 GB/s
|224 GB/s
|320 GB/s
|175 watts
|275 watts
|275 watts
|250 watts
|250 watts
|165 watts
|290 watts
|Peak Compute
|Transistor Count
|Process Tech
|MSRP (current)
AMD wasn't fooling around, the Radeon R9 Nano graphics card does indeed include a full implementation of the Fiji GPU and HBM, including 4096 stream processors, 256 texture units and 64 ROPs. The GPU core clock is rated "up to" 1.0 GHz, nearly the same as the Fury X (1050 MHz), and the only difference that I can see in the specifications on paper is that the Nano is rated at 8.19 TFLOPS of theoretical compute performance while the Fury X is rated at 8.60 TFLOPS.
Continue reading our preview of the AMD Radeon R9 Nano graphics card!!
Retail Card Design
AMD is in an interesting spot right now. The general consensus is that both the AMD Radeon R9 Fury X and the R9 Fury graphics cards had successful launches into the enthusiast community. We found that the performance of the Fury X was slightly under that of the GTX 980 Ti from NVIDIA, but also that the noise levels and power draw were so improved on Fiji over Hawaii that many users would dive head first into the new flagship from the red team.
The launch of the non-X AMD Fury card was even more interesting – here was a card with a GPU performing better than the competition in a price point that NVIDIA didn't have an exact answer. The performance gap between the GTX 980 and GTX 980 Ti resulted in a $550 graphics card that AMD had a victory with. Add in the third Fiji-based product due out in a few short weeks, the R9 Nano, and you have a robust family of products that don't exactly dominate the market but do put AMD in a positive position unlike any it has seen in recent years.
But there are some problems. First and foremost for AMD, continuing drops in market share. With the most recent reports from multiple source claiming that AMD's Q2 2015 share has dropped to 18%, an all-time low in the last decade or so, AMD needs some growth and they need it now. Here's the catch: AMD can't make enough of the Fiji chip to affect that number at all. The Fury X, Fury and Nano are going to be hard to find for the foreseeable future thanks to production limits on the HBM (high bandwidth memory) integration; that same feature that helps make Fiji the compelling product it is. I have been keeping an eye on the stock of the Fury and Fury X products and found that it often can't be found anywhere in the US for purchase. Maybe even more damning is the fact that the Radeon R9 Fury, the card that is supposed to be the model customizable by AMD board partners, still only has two options available: the Sapphire, which we reviewed when it launched, and the ASUS Strix R9 Fury that we are reviewing today.
AMD's product and financial issues aside, the fact is that the Radeon R9 Fury 4GB and the ASUS Strix iteration of it are damned good products. ASUS has done its usual job of improving on the design of the reference PCB and cooler, added in some great features and packaged it up a price that is competitive and well worth the investment for enthusiast gamers. Our review today will only lightly touch on out-of-box performance of the Strix card mostly because it is so similar to that of the initial Fury review we posted in July. Instead I will look at the changes to the positioning of the AMD Fury product (if any) and how the cooler and design of the Strix product helps it stand out. Overclocking, power consumption and noise will all be evaluated as well.
Continue reading our review of the ASUS Strix R9 Fury Graphics Card!!
Detailed Photos of AMD Radeon R9 Nano Surface (Confirmed)
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 25, 2015 - 06:23 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Radeon R9 Nano, radeon, r9 nano, hbm, graphics, gpu, amd
New detailed photos of the upcoming Radeon R9 Nano have surfaced, and Ryan has confirmed with AMD that these are in fact real.
We've seen the outside of the card before, but for the first time we are provided a detailed look under the hood.
The cooler is quite compact and has copper heatpipes for both core and VRM
The R9 Nano is a very small card and it will be powered with a single 8-pin power connector directed toward the back.
Connectivity is provided via three DisplayPort outputs and a single HDMI port
And fans of backplates will need to seek 3rd-party offerings as it looks like this will have a bare PCB around back.
We will keep you updated if any official specifications become available, and of course we'll have complete coverage once the R9 Nano is officially launched!
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1. In a bowl, add and combine the rajgira atta with ghee and milk. Knead it into dough. Apply some oil and make it into a smooth dough.
2. Take olive size balls of the dough and roll it out into into 1/4 inch thickness.
3. For the bhakri: In a pan on low heat, place the rolled out bhakris and cook them for 8 -10 minutes. Smear ghee on both sides of the bhakri and continue cooking until light golden brown. Once done, transfer onto a serving plate.
4. For the puri: In a deep frying pan on medium high, heat oil and fry the rolled out rajgira puris. Once done, transfer the puris onto a plate lined with paper towels.
5. Serve these bhakris or puris with yogurt, shrikhand, or shakarkandi halwa.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 521 Calories from Fat 400
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 45 g69.8%
Saturated Fat 16.9 g84.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 57.9 mg19.3%
Sodium 11.5 mg0.5%
Total Carbohydrates 26 g8.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15.4%
Sugars 0.5 g
Protein 5 g10.9%
Vitamin A 0.2%
Vitamin C 2.1%
Calcium 6.2%
Iron 14.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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With most homes in the UK already set up with digital television, it's unlikely that the end of analogue has affected your main telly in the front room. But, for many, it's the old set in the bedroom or the den that's been rendered useless. Especially if it's one not connected to the house's main aerial and has been relying on a plug-in analogue aerial booster.
The most obvious solution is to buy a digital aerial booster with a Freeview box – you can get the aerial from Argos or Maplin for around £15 – but, if you've got a subscription digital set-up in your living room there are a number of ways to spread that multichannel fun around. Both of Britain's main subscription providers offer monthly paid-for options.
Sky's Multiroom allows you to put another Sky box in another room. But it's at the cost of an extra £10.25 (plus set-up and, if you want Sky+, box costs) so, unless you're in a house share, the extra cost may prove prohibitive.
Virgin Media is slightly cheaper with extra boxes on most packages coming in at £6.50 a month (set-up for the standard V HD box is free, and £50/£100 for the 500GB/TB TiVo boxes). Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to negotiate a better deal.
Another option comes in the shape of a wireless video sender (a good starter option is Nikkai's HQ+ 5.8GHz – around £50 from Maplin/ Amazon), which wirelessly transmits the signal from your source box to another television. You can watch only the same channel as the source, but it's not bad for a one-off payment. HD senders are available at extra cost.
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Cute Baby Flash Cards Lite : an educational app for kids in preschool and Kindergarten! Learn to identify animals, things, words, colors, count numbers and the alphabet!
By United Worx Ltd
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Cute baby flash cards app is specially designed for your little ones and is suitable for 6-month-old to 3-year-old babies. Supports English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Greek, Russian, Portuguese(Brazilian), Chinese and Japanese.
Every card is designed so it looks cute and fun for your kids to play and learn. They will simply love to watch and hear them again and again.
- On the menu screen you can easily swipe left or right over the language name or the category name to change them. Touch either the language or the category to start.
- Your baby can swipe left or right just like the photo app to view the cards while hearing the word.
- In the Animals category you can also hear the animal's sound, kids love animal sounds!
- You can double tap the screen while viewing a category to enable the auto play mode if your baby can not yet handle the iPhone or the iPad on their own. Just double tap the screen again to disable auto play mode.
- You can disable automatic card pronunciation if your baby is old enough and learned most of the cards. Simply show them the cards and ask them what each card shows! You can always tap the screen to hear the card!
- For added difficulty you can also select to show cards in random order In the settings screen so that they don't just remember the cards by their order!
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- Card Categories
Animals, Transportation, Things, People, Food, Colors, Numbers and Letters
* Only the Animals category is included in the Lite Version
We plan to support as many languages as possible. We don't want you to spend hours and hours trying to translate and record flash cards to your native language! We will do it for you!
If your native language is not yet supported then please visit www.cutebabyflashcards.com and vote for the next languages to add!
We will do our best to support your language as well.
What's New in Version 2.0
+ Addition of Italian, Portuguese(Brazilian) and Chinese!
+ Addition of Animal Sounds (+ setting to disable them)
+ Setting to show cards in random order
+ Setting to disable automatic card pronunciation
- Corrections in Japanese and German
- Several other fixes
- Free
- Category: Education
- Updated: 29 September 2011
- Version: 2.0
- Size: 11.8 MB
- Language: English
- Developer: M. E. & E. United Worx Ltd
- © 2011 United Worx Ltd
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.