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Moving on to Cyberpunk 2077, we find another title where Vega 64 is able to outpace the GTX 1080, offering 17% better performance at 1080p, and a 24% more at 1440p. Another big win for the Radeon in a modern and very demanding title, though we were forced turn down quality settings to medium for smooth playable performance.
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If you're buying a graphics card and a monitor at the same time, you should be able to recoup that extra power-supply cost with a lower-priced display, since, all else being equal, FreeSync monitors tend to sell for less than G-Sync screens (although there certainly are expensive FreeSync displays). You might be able to save even more money by opting for one of AMD's Radeon Packs that provides a discount on the Samsung CF791along with the card. Just be sure that that monitor isn't selling for a lot less somewhere else apart from the Radeon Pack, because you'll need to buy the card and screen at the same time from the same store (along with leveraging whatever other component discounts may come in the pack). Being choosy about what and where you buy may net you a better deal than AMD's bundle. Only careful shopping and time will tell.
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This is because the integrated graphics portion of the Chip is built directly into the CPU, instead of being on a spacious GPU PCB where VRAM can be built with ease. Because of the spacial limitations being built into a CPU package presents, the iGPU has to get creative and use the already available system RAM as Video RAM.
Hi Harsono,I see now. I think the confusion is likely to be related to the volatility. You've mentioned that the IV at the time was 23% - but where does this value come from Is it a published number that you're usingThe reason I'm being specific here is that your spread is made up of two options that expire in different months - each will have a different volatility. Typically the back months have higher implied volatilities as the markets are less certain as time increases (expcept if the market is unusually volatility where traders might expect future volatility to come off current levels).So it could just be that the back month option IV has dopped while the front month has risen netting out to be a decrease in overall IV for the spread.Sorry I couldn't answer specifically - it's hard to answer without all the numbers, which I understand are difficult to come by at this point.
Hi,I have the same question as someone ask as above. Whey is vega has a bell-curve shape. I assume the the vega should be different for in-the-money and out-of-money optionsAny insights
why is the vega symmetrical wouldnt it make sense for the option price to be more sensitive to volatility when it is out of the money as opposed to in the money Considering, when the option is out of the money, the volatility increasing represents a higher chance of the option paying out money at the end of the day. When its in the money, the option is already most likely going to pay out money, so an increase in volatility cant (potentially) change the price as much.
That's because Vega is the output generated from a pricing model, which is applied to an option. The option is \"based\" on an underlying, which can be a stock. The stock cannot have any vega because the stock \"is\" the underlying and doesn't have a strike price, expiration date etc.You're probably looking at the standard deviation of the returns of a stock's movement and comparing this to the Vega of an option, which is not the same thing.
Hi,can anyone explain me why the vega of the underlying is 0 I have read it in the Hull but don't really understand where it comes from, since when I happen to differentiate the stock price -modelled e.g. by a geometric brownian motion- with respect to sigma, the quantity does not look like 0 to me!Thanks in advance
Vega is the rate of change in the price of a derivative security relative to the volatility of the underlying security. When vega is large the security is sensitive to small changes in volatility. For example, options traders often must decide whether to buy an option to hedge against vega or gamma. The hedge selected usually depends upon how frequently one rebalances a hedge position and also upon the standard deviation of the price of the underlying asset (the volatility). If the standard deviation is changing rapidly, balancing against vega is preferable. 781b155fdc