About this tag
The tag 'accurate' on WindowsForum.com appears in discussions about the precision of software, hardware, and media. Users describe Google Chrome as fast and accurate compared to other browsers, and praise a fan-made Fallout film for being extremely accurate to the game. In a thread about AMD's ATI Stream SDK, accuracy is implied in the context of GPU-accelerated computing. The tag also appears in a humorous suggestion to rename a board for more accurate labeling. These examples show 'accurate' used to evaluate performance, fidelity, and naming across diverse topics on the forum.
  1. blksith0

    Board suggestion: Rename

    Just rename the board to "whoosh", that's a little more accurate at this point ;). Or why not have one "megathread" where you can keep posting. A little more organized that way.
    • blksith0
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    • accurate board community discussion megathread organization rename suggestions
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  2. kemical

    VIDEO Exciting Fan-Made Fallout Film Premieres at Comic-Con: Watch the First of Three Installments

    This is a fan made film shown at Comicon and is the first of three. Fans will recognise that it's extremely accurate to the game. Link Removed (Thanks to Jimbo for the heads up)
    • kemical
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    • accurate comicon fallout fan film fans film series gaming media youtube video
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Games
  3. T

    Why I Switched from Firefox to Google Chrome: A User's Perspective

    Gotta admit, Google Browser was super. I uninstalled Firefox. This used to be such a good browser. Google is fast and accurate. I still use explorer at times. Great suggestion. Thanks teak
    • teak
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    • accurate browser explorer fast firefox google review suggestions uninstall
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: General Computing
  4. kemical

    Windows 7 AMD delivers ATI Stream SDK v2.2 with OpenCL 1.1 support

    AMD delivers ATI Stream SDK v2.2 with OpenCL 1.1 support Written by Cristian Thursday 12 August 2010 - 7:43 | Tags: amd, ati, opencl, sdk, stream Developers interested in making both CPU and GPU-accelerated applications are now being offered by AMD a new version of the ATI Stream SDK...
    • kemical
    • Thread
    • accurate amd api application ati computing development fusion hardware heterogeneous image interoperability linux opencl performance programming sdk software streaming windows
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Software