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That's not down to ReBar, surely? Nvidia have only whitelisted it for 17 games and Skyrim is not included. Maybe the BIOS update fixed something as that's a huge performance increase, far bigger than what you'd get with ReBar.
I should have mentioned intel.ASUS were one of the first out with it. At least from an AMD perspective, but my board had a BIOS for it in January:
From that chart we can see why Nvidia hadn't bothered to implement it until AMD forced their hand. It benefits AMD much more with a number of bigger increases over 10%.CB have their resizeable BAR article out
https://www.computerbase.de/2021-04.../#diagramm-assassins-creed-valhalla-1920-1080
Looks like in their case of a RTX 3080 vs a RX 6800 XT, AMD seems to gain more often.
Actually since Nvidia employ a whitelist it is strange that record any regression at all.
This has been known for a while, but I am glad to finally see some proper testing being done on this.
Would have been nice if they had also tried other cards. Wondering whether some of the even more VRAM-starved Nvidia cards would benefit from a larger window (their new GPU testbed with the 5950X has 4 x 8GB in case 32GB makes any difference).
That would explain why my 6900 XT overclocked was 30%+ faster than the 3090 in COD Black Ops at 4K.Would have been nice if they had also tried other cards. Wondering whether some of the even more VRAM-starved Nvidia cards would benefit from a larger window (their new GPU testbed with the 5950X has 4 x 8GB in case 32GB makes any difference).
AMD do a lot better and in some of the outliners, you have to question why Nvidia whitelisted them
as for the others:
and
In Cyberpunk the 6800 almost catches up.
Horzon Zero Dawn is probably the worst one for AMD here.
The real question as with anything in 2021, how would titles developed for the new consoles perform?
Good.CB now did a Geforce vs Radeon comparison:
https://www.computerbase.de/2021-04/amd-radeon-nvidia-geforce-benchmark-test-2021-q2/
1080P
1440P
and 2160P
I guess that will now be their baseline and no separate entries for BAR / SAM on and off.
) as it's a free performance lift in most games and as you can see, it puts the 6900 XT level with the 3090 at 4K and ahead at resolutions below - whilst drawing less power.
