No. They are taking the worst case and put it on all the cards which is very incorrect. The exhaustive tests will be run like machine learning by the consumer himself, not in the factory. They will run in the background while the GPU is loaded.
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AMD Vs. Nvidia Image Quality - Old man yells at cloud
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No. They are taking the worst case and put it on all the cards which is very incorrect. The exhaustive tests will be run like machine learning by the consumer himself, not in the factory. They will run in the background while the GPU is loaded.
You would need to do it at factory level for it to be reliable enough for what you are talking about. Last couple of generations AMD has had its hands tied a bit in terms of voltage - GF production was still having some yield issues and they jumped on 7nm early as well which is going to mean having to accommodate a larger range of voltage requirements than a more matured node.
Using adaptive multisampling causes weird issues. E.g. in Skyrim it makes helmets transparent, but only certain ones O_o
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Burden of proof. Google THAT. But. In the mean time, I'll take your answer as confirmation that you were lying.
Your posts reflect your idiocy, so why should I bother when you cannot use google?
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Well that's complete nonsense. Either back your claim up or admit you made it up. Simple enough 
Well that's complete nonsense. Either back your claim up or admit you made it up. Simple enough
I'm not even sure what he is claiming - there is a couple of known consideration in terms of limited colour output one being that HDMI output on nVidia tends to default to limited range RGB on a range of displays which often needs adjusting but that has no real impact on performance and the other is an edge case that doesn't apply to most users.
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I quoted it rroff. He said nvidia cards default to RGB limited to 'improve bandwidth and performance'. Never mind that this doesn't affact display port or dvi, no forget that - it doesnt support his narrative.
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AMD's Radeon Default settings vs Nvidia Default settings
AMD does provide better IQ at default.
For nvidia (and I'm going on memory) you have to make a few changes in control panel to get it working again.
Here is a quick search youtube video snippets showing a tut on what to change
AMD does provide better IQ at default.
For nvidia (and I'm going on memory) you have to make a few changes in control panel to get it working again.
Here is a quick search youtube video snippets showing a tut on what to change
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For me it's geforce control panel's GUI. As a person who's always using it I do like an update, modern look. Yes, they do offer a lot of features but a GUI update is long over due.
The RGB thing only applies to certain displays over HDMI where nVidia uses a blanket TV settings approach - if I hook up my Dell S2716DG for instance it is correctly using full range out the box without touching settings.
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It is something that those with the card need to know if they want to improve IQ.
If there is a list of monitors that behave as you describe I'm sure the community at large would benefit from knowing it.
My laptop with a 1070 has such vibrant colours and great contract, I would therefore expect an AMD card to look over saturated and contract way out.
AMD's Radeon Default settings vs Nvidia Default settings
AMD does provide better IQ at default.
For nvidia (and I'm going on memory) you have to make a few changes in control panel to get it working again.
Here is a quick search youtube video snippets showing a tut on what to change
It's about time Nvidia modernised their control panel. AMD's is so much better now, with built in overclocking tools etc :/
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I like how people think image quality is only colour hue/saturation and contrast, theres plenty of other things that make up image quality that is being discussed here.
I pretty much guarantee as I've said and even shown that if someone is seeing anything other than a very minor difference between them then there is some other issue going on such as misconfiguration.
I have more than 2 decades of experience with this and built and used endless number of different systems over the years and while I would agree that AMD tends to have a slight advantage in terms of the perception of colourfulness when everything is configured correctly it is a very slight difference that you'd need identical setups side by side to appreciate - several Youtubers have even done side by side comparisons (such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmvPwuHRiNc ) and were unable to actually capture a difference using photography gear but by eye did tend to notice a very very slight colour saturation advantage to AMD.