11-28-2015, 09:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-28-2015, 09:52 PM by apoppin.)
Yes, it gives detailed statistics and even compares web sites. I will probably not use it - but you can be sure that potential advertisers will.
That is the point of Alexa. For potential future BTR advertising (next year).
11-28-2015, 09:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-28-2015, 10:01 PM by SickBeast.)
What interesting on Alexa is that there was a huge surge of traffic in July right around the middle of the month. I'm curious to see what articles you published at that time.
Ok I just looked. You published both your Fury X and your Fury X Part 2 articles in July. Perhaps that is the reason. I found that data on similarweb.com by the way.
Well it looks like things might be quiet for a while until Pascal and AMD's 14/16nm cards come out next year. I don't foresee anything new until then. Perhaps Kingston can give you some stuff.
11-28-2015, 11:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-28-2015, 11:20 PM by apoppin.)
First of all, I want to make my regular driver performance analysis more useful. That means adding Fury X and 280X to my results. I also want to cover every upcoming major game release with at least an IQ/Performance analysis, beginning with Just Cause 3.
I am also going to buy a new Intel CPU - either Skylake or Kaby Lake. That will open a new MB (ECS?) and DDR4 (Kingston) reviews up. Then you will start to see more regular product reviews - next year. And it is **crucial** that my health is stable, because I have to keep up my driver analysis while I am reviewing hardware.
IF I can do that, BTR will gain traffic quickly. Although I am pleased with BTR's progress in 2015 - especially considering the garbage situation I was in because of my last deadbeat partner - I am the only one holding progress back now. My health has been subpar since my mother died 14 months ago, and it is very difficult for me to work when I am unwell for weeks at a time.
The CPU sounds like a smart buy. Just make sure you have the other hardware lined up first. I'm sure things will continue to trend upward here.
Cool. I wonder when Kaby Lake is going to come out. I also wonder if it's going to bring big improvements in performance. I'm getting tired of these 2-5% gains every generation.
Well Intel has rested so long on their laurels that they are going to have to deal with Apple, Samsung, Qualcomm, and nVidia soon. The A9X CPU in particular is impressive. It won't be too much longer until someone catches up to Intel.