Keysplayr
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Too early to make judgments but from users posts here these drivers do seem to have some instabilities, the card killing part seems to be a bit farfetched thou.
^ This.
Too early to make judgments but from users posts here these drivers do seem to have some instabilities, the card killing part seems to be a bit farfetched thou.
Did you see these artifacts?imho,
5870 was a welcomed choice, efficient chip, did bring welcomed features like multi-monitor support -- one can argue offer a balanced architecture but had artifacts with filtering transitions and nice to see third party sites investigate filtering strongly -- discuss motion, imho.
AMD had success over-all and the 5XXX series; as they did over-take over-all discrete leadership away from nVidia.
Did you see these artifacts?
Of course you did....and I am almost sure you've never seen artifacts on any Nvidia cardI did a benchmark suite with a 5870 vs GTX 480 and I did notice some artifacts in Half Life 2 and Far Cry on the 5870 at the time.
Of course you did....and I am almost sure you've never seen artifacts on any Nvidia card.
Am I right?
You are compensated for being inherently biased and you cannot resist being that way.Of course I have. And you've got serious bias issues. Get it under control.
Did you see these artifacts?
Of course you did....and I am almost sure you've never seen artifacts on any Nvidia card.
Am I right?
Okay then.But you sometimes make out that Nvidia is super perfect.No company is perfect...drivers included.Indeed, when I investigated a 5850 first hand! What I received in rebuttal was nVidia biased and the infamous static AF flower as proof of AMD's superior filtering. My rebuttal was quality is about motion.
Thankfully, third party sites also did see them. Filtering quality is the very first thing I investigate, specifically angles and transitions with higher frequency textures.
and I did not see any such artifacts...static or in motion....AF maxed!!!!
Well I didn't .What third party sites are you talking about?I did and so did third party sites.
Well I didn't .What third party sites are you talking about?
Did you even own a 5850?
Artifacts are possible in any card.Dude, just let it slide. He's got a valid point. He's not saying the 5xxx series was unplayable or anything, just that artifacts were possible. No point arguing about it.
Artifacts are possible in any card.
Well I didn't .What third party sites are you talking about
Anandtech said:The second change we saw with Barts and the 6800 series was AMDs refined texture filtering engine. AMDs texture filtering engine from the 5800 set new standards by offering angle independent filtering, but it had an annoying quirk with highly regular/noisy textures where it didnt do a good enough job blending together various mipmaps, resulting in visible transitions between them. For the 6800 series AMD fixed this, and it can now properly blend together noisy textures.
And now back to the present.What do you think of alleged Nvidia card damaging drivers??.Here is some data from carsten of PCGameshardware:
http://www.gpu-tech.org/content.php...tropic-filtering-of-the-Radeon-HD-5000-series
And now back to the present.What do you think of alleged Nvidia card damaging drivers??.
http://modcrash.com/nvidia-display-d.../#.UbS1ePnvtQs
You are compensated for being inherently biased and you cannot resist being that way.
You keep acting as though you are still a moderator.Get over it ,Man...you are not.
Do your job and address the topic at hand of Nvidia allegedly damaging GPU's with their 320.18 drivers....
No, I'm not. I was always this way.
Yes, I cannot resist catering to my nature.
I don't have to be a moderator to ask you to get a grip on your bias and emotional states now do I? No. Of course not.
I do not work for Nvidia. I beta test hardware and software ON OCCASION. That is it. Knock this crap off, it sounds desperate. LOL.
I don't believe the 320.18 drivers are physically harming GPU's. I think there is something wrong with the drivers and game compatibility. What exactly that is, I do not know and would rather wait to hear from Nvidia just like you would.
Your beloved Nvidia is the spotlight for driver issues,far different from the normal ''AMD drivers suxz!!!''No, I'm not. I was always this way.
Yes, I cannot resist catering to my nature.
I don't have to be a moderator to ask you to get a grip on your bias and emotional states now do I? No. Of course not.
I do not work for Nvidia. I beta test hardware and software ON OCCASION. That is it. Knock this crap off, it sounds desperate. LOL.
I don't believe the 320.18 drivers are physically harming GPU's. I think there is something wrong with the drivers and game compatibility. What exactly that is, I do not know and would rather wait to hear from Nvidia just like you would.