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Poll: AMD Screws Gamers: Sponsorships Likely Block DLSS

Are AMD out of order if they are found to be blocking DLSS on Starfield

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2 fps at 4k for how much difference in price?
Does it matter? If you're buying a GPU specifically for Starfield, get an AMD (hey, you even get the game for free) - but Hardware Times stating the 7900XTX is faster without the proper context is at best disingenuous and at worst an outright lie.

I hate it when Nvidia shills do it and I hate it when AMD shills do it.
 
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Does it matter? If you're buying a GPU specifically for Starfield, get an AMD (hey, you even get the game for free) - but Hardware Times stating the 7900XTX is faster without the proper context is at best disingenuous and at worst an outright lie.

I hate it when Nvidia shills do it and I hate it when AMD shills do it.

Here is the article:

We tested Starfield on the fastest NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards (with a Core i9-13900KF and 32GB of DDR5-6000 memory) and got interesting results. The game runs much better on Radeon cards (no surprise there), with similarly priced GeForce offerings being notably slower across all resolutions. Before we begin, remember that in a massive open-world game like Starfield, the performance will vary substantially from scene to scene.
 
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HUB's testing appears to be much more thorough, however HUB used a 7800X3D whereas Hardware Times used a 13900KF.

So - on AMD (ironically), 4090 is faster, (@4k) on Intel (assuming HT's data is good) 7900XTX is faster.

And HT's headline: "AMD’s RX 7900 XTX Beats the NVIDIA RTX 4090 in Starfield Despite Being $650 Cheaper" is still only partially true.
 
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HUB's testing appears to be much more thorough, however HUB used a 7800X3D whereas Hardware Times used a 13900KF.

So - on AMD (ironically), 4090 is faster, (@4k) on Intel (assuming HT's data is good) 7900XTX is faster.

And HT's headline: "AMD’s RX 7900 XTX Beats the NVIDIA RTX 4090 in Starfield Despite Being $650 Cheaper" is still only partially true.

GN did the trests on Intel without any upscaling or VSR
 
GN did the trests on Intel without any upscaling or VSR
Huh. Well spotted.

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That just makes Hardware Times results look even less credible :confused:
 
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A 4090 is 2fps faster, that game engine be mega ******.
There's speculation that Nvidia GPUs are being under-utilized in Starfield - also, Buildzoid noted that Starfield seems to scale according to memory bandwidth putting Ryzen at a distinct disadvantage vs. Intel.
 
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That has to boil Scott herkelman's milk, knowing they paid Bethesda to put FSR in and no one wants it lmao
Yup FSR is damn crap, AMD is the only one of the three now not to utilise a hardware-based upscaling solution and is therefore the worst. Other than that I'm v happy with the card!!
 
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really 20% got a comparison between the 7800X3D and the 13900k that shows 20%?


Depending if we're talking average, 1% low or 0.1% the 13900k is 20-30% ahead of the 7800x3d

Also, X3D and non X3D AMD CPUs run the same in this game, the 3D cache doesn't improve performance at all, the game is single thread heavy

 
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