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6600xt vs 3060 , 1 month in!
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AGAIN, HUB have already explained the choices used - each different game uses a different technique for RT, thus covering a very wide range of RT gaming. Just because YOU dont like the titles sued doesnt make them invalid. Got a problem? Go complain to HUB, since the testing is very valid.
Again I've not said that I dont like the ones chosen. I feel they chose very simple workloads to put AMD in a better light. HUB are afterall in the click-bait business.
Shake your hand, fingers out stretched, in front of your face. Tell me there is no ghosting...
DLSS provides a very natural way of upscaling using motion vectors and AI to provide a more pleasing image. Sure you can argue that's not true, but your very much in the minority.
So why do you keep bring up OpenCL?
Again with the paranoia....
What new tech has brought FSR in to play? What unknown technique did FSR uncover? Could FSR have been implemented 10 or more years ago?
Schools off, some kid dressed in red kept shoving crayons up his nose.
They used reduced RT settings and/or turned some RT features off - that doesn't really give a meaningful result for a proper workload.
I haven't spent much time with either card infact none with the 6600XT so no idea if it changes the results but it will tend to mask the burden on lesser hardware.
So you complain about it then say its click bait, all while offering absolutely no evidence at all. Sounds like a shill. As you are complaining about HUB here are someways for you to contact them to whinge:
Hardware Unboxed (@HardwareUnboxed) / Twitter
Hardware Unboxed | Facebook
Hardware Unboxed - YouTube
Im sure they will reply with the answers you seek....
No there isnt, maybe you need glasses
Oh bless you, you must have missed every single thread about DLSS and problems , a quick forum search will bring the plethora of threads to your attention. ghosting is a problem in many titles, and one acknowledged by the game maker. And again with the straw man, i didnt say DLSS was `bad`, i said you think its some sort of special and uber solution, when its not. Also, go complain to HUB.
Erm, because you mention that AMD doesnt use CUDA cores, i replied no as thats Nvidia marketting name, AMD uses OpenCL for its GPGPU, so im challenging your spurious claim. Again.
Thank you for confirming you didnt click the Rddit link
here it is again
Debunking "FSR is just Lanczos" claims : Amd (reddit.com)
Schools off, some kid dressed in red kept shoving crayons up his nose.
Bless you son, its nearly time for bath and bed for you. School day tomorrow.
Links above so you can whinge at HUB, im sure they`ll happy explain why you are just whinging.
Whinging LOL...
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Its hard for some people to be objective on here. That or its rather obvious which brand people want to defend.
I watched the HU video while eating my supper there. What I took from it was even though they say its close (between 5-10%) the pricing of the 6600 kills it.
Then I think the reason why they made the video was at the end if you see how much Australia gets shafted its no wonder the taste seems a bit pro AMD.
I watched the HU video while eating my supper there. What I took from it was even though they say its close (between 5-10%) the pricing of the 6600 kills it.
Then I think the reason why they made the video was at the end if you see how much Australia gets shafted its no wonder the taste seems a bit pro AMD.
RTX 3060 can't do proper image quality.
Can't do Radeon Image Sharpening. Radeon™ Software | Radeon™ Image Sharpening | AMD
Can't do Contrast Adaptive Sharpening. AMD FidelityFX - Contrast Adaptive Sharpening - GPUOpen
Can't do Radeon Boost. AMD Radeon™ Boost Technology | AMD
Let's keep it to the GPUs in question for now. You can learn how people make money on Youtube later.
Photoreceptors take time to react hence ghosting.
I said DLSS provides a very natural solution. I hope your not a priest since you brought up school
No. I said that AMD was unable to support CUDA in responce to the claim that RDNA2 can do everything that RTX can. I've also said that Nvidia cards can work with OpenCL.
I don't see what reddit has to do with FSR. I never once claimed FSR is based on Lanczos. That is something you decided upon.
Again your sounding like a creepy priest
Unfortunately, it was a troll post.
lol
Look at the Facts:
Zotac GeForce RTX 3070 Ti AMP Extreme Holo Review - The Best RTX 3070 Ti - Relative Performance | TechPowerUp
The RDNA 2 cards definitely do not lack modern Performance.
Unfortunately, it was a troll post.
lol
Look at the Facts:
Zotac GeForce RTX 3070 Ti AMP Extreme Holo Review - The Best RTX 3070 Ti - Relative Performance | TechPowerUp
The RDNA 2 cards definitely do not lack modern Performance.
That's great for rasterisation. Something no one was argueing about.
What happens when they use current gen features, namely raytracing?
i believe the way the memory bus is laid out means that they would have to use either 12 or 6, and nvidia seemed to realise that 6gb simply wouldn't cut it in the current market.
No, because it debunks everything you have said. Context is everything, not your cherry picking. Your comment needs to be aimed at HUB.
I certainly have no `ghosting issues`, you need an eye test.
I said DLSS provides a very natural solution. I hope your not a priest since you brought up school
DLSS is not `natural`, if it guesses anything it perceives as missing, and upscales from a lower resolution. Its a fudge for not having enough horsepower to render properly.
CUDA is from 2007 and stands for Compute Uniform Device Architecture. As an API (application programming interface) cuda allows software direct access to the virtual instruction set. OpenCL does similar. as does Metal. Its not magical as you are infering.
Have a read and learn something:
CUDA Zone | NVIDIA Developer
because Reddit debunk everything you have claimed about it being for consoles and old tech.
Aha, thanks for the informative reply..
Well let HUB come to me, I'm tired of electronic beggars posting half the story to increase clicks.
All I can suggest is you research human vision.
It uses motion vectors along with data built from several frames and what it has learned via AI to predict.
Yes or no. Can RDNA2 run CUDA code? Next, where did I infer CUDA was magical? I listed the obvious things that you can do with an RTX card that you can't do with RDNA2.
Then reddit is wrong, or there is the slim chance that you didn't understand what I said. How many times have I corrected you so far?
I don't think that neutral people take "ray-tracing" seriously.
Actually, it's quite the opposite. It is a resource-heavy, hogging "feature" that's largely unnecessary today.
We have more important things to focus on and to invest transistors to.
Its a rubbish card that only matches a 5700XT and costs more than that card did 2 years ago. The only thing that makes it even worth considering is there is nothing else to buy around this price but if Nvidia had 3060ti's anywhere close to msrp then no one would buy the 6600XT.
That would be why Hollywood still hangs paper plates from string for their latest blockbuster.
Here I am still with an ancient 3770k enjoying RT with a 3080. What more important things would you focus on?
Image quality
Ray-tracing is a fake "feature". There is nothing in these games that you can't do without using the classic lighting environments.
But even there, Nvidia cheats and can't do anything properly.