Apple shows controller framework for iOS 7
Apple has published a game controller framework for iOS 7, and that OS X 10.9 "Mavericks" will also have controller support. The move is Apple's response to the booming iOS game market, but the firm also stresses that any games written to take advantage of controllers must also be playable without them. It's unknown if Apple plans to manufacture any of these controllers itself.
Specifications have been created to ensure a consistent set of control elements for two types of gamepads. Standard controllers will presumably be based on the design pictured on the left, while "extended" ones will add the analog joysticks, secondary shoulder buttons, and LED array portrayed on the right. Gamepad makers "may choose slightly different physical layouts," but the actual controls will have to adhere to the standard and extended gamepad profiles used by the OS.
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Ah, I guess I accomplished my overclocking goal then.Thanks for the help, appreciate it.
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My 970 is clocked at 4.4ghz or 4425 to be exact and 1.344v. I love it to death and wow nice score there. Is 1200/1500 a 24/7 clock for a 7950 or just for benching purposes?
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my 24/7 clock is 1150/1500. for benching I've gone over 1235/1550, but had to use quite a bit of volts to achieve that. still, 1150/1500 is great imo, it's just so much faster than a stock 800/1250 7950

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I see, 1225/1450 at 1.237v is my personal limit on my 7870. Going above even to 1230/1450 requires a jump to 1.260v and it's not worth it in my opinion.
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That's about on par with a 7950 @1000mhz. Just for comparison, my oced 7950 can get almost 11k graphics score in 3DMark11. Your old account should work too, check here