The tested card was a 20cu vega with 4gb hbm clearly it's struggling in this title vs the older card. Thats thin and light for you. Technically the machines are well matched but one throttles like a ***** None of this matters as I have a new video to correct our (my?) failures?
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AMD Vs. Nvidia Image Quality - Old man yells at cloud
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The tested card was a 20cu vega with 4gb hbm clearly it's struggling in this title vs the older card. Thats thin and light for you. Technically the machines are well matched but one throttles like a ***** None of this matters as I have a new video to correct our (my?) failures?
I think none of the images above had ever been posted before.
Different AF settings is just what GeForce users get at default. I don't think they (the users) can change that since it's already the cards' maximum.
Lol
What I'd like to know is why after all this time some members of the OcUK forums have such a beef with this and it's not a concern with the mainstream tech sites...
many day now! Just keep posting in this thread, hardware unboxed is sure to notice!!!
One does not simply resist. I've pretty much given up! The difference is negligible if it is there at all and when you are in the midst of the action. Can I notice some difference in how the colours are rendered? Yea I can! Do I care? Hell no, I'm gonna play my games not giving a **** I planned on all this testing then decided it really isn't worth it. literally
Its becaise people that use both daily can perhaps spot a small colour difference but without reference its impossible to prove. Which version of the same is right? Now people might jump over that but meh as far as i can see there isnt a lot in it over and above brand loyalty and preference.
Lets say there is, Ive said in this thread i prefer the amd image and also think there are minor visible differences. Again which one is right?
I couldn't really see any difference in the video. But then I can barely perceive it in person so not surprising - a scene with saturated oranges and reds tends to show it a bit more than dark with blues and greens though.
They don't talk about image quality. It's a taboo topic.
DLSS bad image quality?! https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/301925/dlss-bad-image-quality/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforc...s-the-picture-quality-going-to-be-fixed-soon/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforc...s-the-picture-quality-going-to-be-fixed-soon/
I don't think it's enough of a problem that people should be concerned. I mean i will make some more videos but from my limited acid testing when all things remain the same the differences are very small. I'm sure there will be exceptions where one will look a lot better or where the odd texture hits the pipeline differently but really it's not like some in here are making out. I prefer the colours and vivdness of the AMD image but this rubbish about a constant fog/blur or vastly inferior image on the NV side appears to be, from my limited testing, rubbish. This is what I would class as an AMD house, I have more than 20 AMD gpu's and only 3 NV so you would expect me to be perhaps more bias than some but nope. I can see a minor difference between the two and that is most apparent in very colourful scenes. those first images btw AMD were on the left, nv on the right. Exactly opposite to what everybody guessed.
Wish more people who preferred one side or the other were more like this. I see so much bias on this forum it is unreal, people struggle to be objective. Some are so gone that when proven wrong they disappear for a while and then come back banging on about the same thing again like nothing happened. Lol.
To me, the same. No doubt someone will pop up and say one is better than the other though. Even if one is better than the other, the difference is so small that who gives a ****.
As long as i changed the video playback from limited to full range after a new driver install when using nvidia I didn't notice anything different.
Good question actually. Load up a 4k bluray on a 5700xt and 2080 and see if there is any difference