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What a shame for Maxwell.
What is wrong with Kepler?
So a HD 7970 is now equivalent to GTX 780 :thumbsdown: .
GameWorks is certainly a big limitation for PC gaming performance and scaling. The devs simply unable to optimise such a black box concept. Those who don't use this middleware will have enormous performance lead compared to devs who are "forced" to use it. But the whole concept is to create a fully controllable developing environment for NVIDIA, so they can "force" the customers to buy a new GPU almost every year.So refreshing to see AMD and NV GPUs both scale nicely with increased GPU speed. Must be a non-GW title.:awe:http://gamegpu.ru/action-/-fps-/-tps/battlefield-hardline-beta-2-test-gpu.html
http://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/2one2z/discussion_has_nvidia_forsaken_kepler_cards_has/Edit: after analysing the graphs even more, how come a GTX 780ti SLI is behind the R9 295x2 and how come HD 7990 is so close to GTX 780 Sli?
So a HD 7970 is now equivalent to GTX 780 :thumbsdown: .
What is wrong with Kepler?
No doubt that the BF games are well programmed. Very good looking graphics, 64 man multiplayer, extraordinarily good CPU core scaling including HT cores
I think AMD cards are benefiting from the presence of GCN in the console APUs![]()
Anyone know if there is a fps difference between Windows 7 and 8.1? I used to run 8.1 but had stability issues with BF4 so i have been on 7 for a while.
I think AMD cards are benefiting from the presence of GCN in the console APUs![]()
Anyone know if there is a fps difference between Windows 7 and 8.1? I used to run 8.1 but had stability issues with BF4 so i have been on 7 for a while.