Someone must have really lit a fire under AMDs arse or something.Lately it seems to be take a much more active role.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Adobe-AMD-Premiere-FirePro-OpenCL,21872.html
AMD & Adobe Collaborate: Next Version of Premiere Pro Supports Hardware-Acceleration on AMD Graphics
Someone must have really lit a fire under AMDs arse or something.
Lately it seems to be take a much more active role.
How is this interesting? A W9000 is not even 20% faster than a K5000. And the second one is only using 122 Watt instead of 276 Watt...
The point of the article is that Adobe now has hardware accel using AMD cards, so they are WAY faster than any CPU. It was not a comparison between cards. The fact that all cards get basically the same means something else is a bottleneck.
You need an eye examination if you think that. I saw a significant leap in texture detail, character animation and destructibility in the BF4 demo over BF3. Lighting also seemed to be improved as well..
Wow, they got BF4....wtf is TWIMTBP doing these days? It seems like every AAA game has gone to AMD since AC3.
Yeah, and? We know that GPUs faster than CPUs at certain workloads.
And now, software like that will start shipping with APUs/GPUs,
so your CPU will matter less and less (for non gameing).
The BF3 demo vids was better than the game we got because it had destruction that wasn't done in real time and was all pre-defined.
Doesn't matter, some of the games on the Gaming Evolved list run better with Nvidia hardware at launch. Nvidia's driver team is pretty decent at getting performance up.
What a luck for Intel that nearly every CPU of them has a GPU. :awe:
/edit: BTW: The K5000 has still the better perf/$ and perf/watt over the w9000 in these benchmarks. Really, why would any sane company compare a $2300 and 122watt card to a $4000 and 276watt card and showing only a 17% lead?!
Doesn't matter, some of the games on the Gaming Evolved list run better with Nvidia hardware at launch. Nvidia's driver team is pretty decent at getting performance up.
And that's because Gaming Evolved is not always about making sure it runs better on there hardware by whatever means, its about getting DX11 features into PC titles that otherwise would not have.
LOL.
Faster is faster mate. Where did you get your numbers from? Seeing as this was done internally by AMD, where did you get your power numbers from?
If money not matters then buy a Maximum 2 system with K5000 and K20c to get the best of both worlds: Graphic and Compute.Nv fans now singing perf/watt and perf/$ when AMD has them beat in raw performance. I don't see you saying that about the smoother, faster, cheaper, better bundled and more efficient AMD 7 series on the desktop.
You need to take it easy.
AMD doesnt play Dirty, atleast not nearly to the degree nvidia does.
http://techreport.com/review/24562/nvidia-geforce-gtx-650-ti-boost-graphics-card-reviewed/3Compounding the problem, Nvidia claims the patch may negatively affect performance with GeForce GPUs.
The BF3 demo vids was better than the game we got because it had destruction that wasn't done in real time and was all pre-defined.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon's_razorSure, AMD would never play dirty like nVidia with Tomb Raider 2013 - oh wait:
http://techreport.com/review/24562/nvidia-geforce-gtx-650-ti-boost-graphics-card-reviewed/3
Which actually happened after the patch...
Nvidia cards, tier vs tier against AMDs do better in this title.Nvidia clearly has the upper hand in Tomb Raider.
Nvidia claims the patch may negatively affect performance with GeForce GPUs.
@sontin
Have you read it? clearly there was a issue with AMD cards, if the patch gave a 25% performance boost.
Did you read this part:
Nvidia cards, tier vs tier against AMDs do better in this title.
Yes clearly AMD is playing dirty games to slow down nvidia's speed. *sarcasm*
Truthfully I think AMD just found some kinda issue with the game (for their cards),
and found a fix for them. I seriously doubt they did it just to slow down nvidia cards.
Or nvidia just doesnt want AMD cards to run 25% faster in this title.
So they put out a statement as negative PR for AMD.
Maybe to hope reveiw sites stop useing it or something.
Do you honestly think Nvidia looks for AMD performance issues in games?So then i guess it's okay to put out patches which hurt the performance on the competition cards? Why did they not wait for nVidia to provide a solution? Hm. :hmm:
Really, i think it's clear that AMD is playing dirty.
So then i guess it's okay to put out patches which hurt the performance on the competition cards? Why did they not wait for nVidia to provide a solution? Hm. :hmm:
Really, i think it's clear that AMD is playing dirty.
Do you honestly think Nvidia looks for AMD performance issues in games?
And then sugests "patches" that fix the issues for AMD cards? in such a maner they gain 25% performance?
Why would nvidia do that? it profits from the "issue" being there
To me it smells like butthurt nvidia spin from marketing guys.
AMD cards are under performing compaired to nvidia cards, card tier wise (in this game).
AMD says there is a "issue" with their cards, and gets a patch out to fix it.
Nvidia complains for no reason.
http://forums.eidosgames.com/showpost.php?p=1898437&postcount=2We are still investigating what exactly is causing this, and are in discussion with NVIDIA about this, but it may be bad interaction with some of their more recent (TR specific) driver releases.
Ohje, nVidia and AMD don't need to look after that. It's the developer who should make sure that there are no new problems. And with that patch there is less performance and more bugs.
You are absolutely right: There is no reason for them because losing performance after they fixed their performance problem is really no problem at all. :|
I guess it should be better for nVidia user if Eidos would call it what it is: They don't care about them and don't test their patches on nVidia hardware:
http://forums.eidosgames.com/showpost.php?p=1898437&postcount=2
Best example for "playing dirty". :awe:
Ohje, nVidia and AMD don't need to look after that. It's the developer who should make sure that there are no new problems. And with that patch there is less performance and more bugs.
Nvidia got a patch that fixed their performance so nVidia got priority, now AMD are getting theirs....