Wrong bro.Go see forum all mostly all AMD user are complaining alot of about horrible texture,stuttering,flickering and crashing in Wolfenstein The new order.I remember AMD having more issues with Rage than Nvidia did.
It is nice to see that they learned their lesson.
Wrong bro.Go see forum all most all AMD user are complaining alot of about horrible texture,stuttering,flickering and crashing in Wolfenstein The new order.
AMD might have good performance but its not actually rendering the game properly, and performance is often very inconsistent. I wouldn't say they have managed to get this one at all, once they are rendering everything correctly and the game is working for their customers then its worth doing a performance test to determine where their cards are.
Problem is that people who have 2gb ram gpu are trying to play above 1080p but even i saw GTX 750 TI at 1080p is giving dam good performance.mostly i read that people with 2gb nvidia cards have stutteringproblems because of low vram. 4gb vram owners dont have that problem.
you always talk bad about amd drivers. might as well post your sources of "not actually rendering the game properly" and "inconsistent" perforamance.
Which forum? I'm looking at the Bethesda softworks pc forums and I don't see any of this?Wrong bro.Go see forum all mostly all AMD user are complaining alot of about horrible texture,stuttering,flickering and crashing in Wolfenstein The new order.
Did they test with v-sync on?!?
My stomach would tell you otherwise. While 60 FPS isn't terrible, I still experience nausea in 1st person games until I get past ~80 FPS. There is a difference.The game has no competitive/multiplayer mode so there's no need to go above 60fps not even for a first person shooter. That's how the game was designed.
At this point, consistency / minimum fps is what makes the difference.
I tested the game on all my systems as well.
It runs quite well at 1080P and I was surprised to see that my 570 was almost as smooth as my 7950Ghz. It does stutter a bit here and there on both systems, but I guess it will be fixed in newer drivers and/or game patches.
My 5850 also run it at around 35fps, with quite high settings. When crossfire will be supported, I believe it will hit 60.
Funny thing is that SLI does not work either, although the latest forceware beta is supposed to include a profile for this game. Oh well.
Especially with regards to motion blur there is a difference.My stomach would tell you otherwise. While 60 FPS isn't terrible, I still experience nausea in 1st person games until I get past ~80 FPS. There is a difference.
Bethesda and Steam community forums and pretty much most of AMD user are complaining about low FPS and horrible texture.Which forum? I'm looking at the Bethesda softworks pc forums and I don't see any of this?
Bethesda and Steam community forums and pretty much most of AMD user are complaining about low FPS and horrible texture.
AMD might have good performance but its not actually rendering the game properly
While Rock Paper Shotgun resolved the problems by using an older Nvidia card, PC Gamer ran into trouble with both Nvidia and AMD GPUs.
It's worth noting that PCWorld's Hayden Dingman reviewed the game on PC with an AMD graphics card and didn't have any issues.