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AMD VSR against Nvidia DSR Review

GTX 580 was first with 3GB and then AMD followed that with the 7970 ;)

Yes, indeed they did on older tech, pointless over my original stock 79/290 point, which is standard, not a premium version that came with extra vram.


Pfft.

AMD running 3/4Gb stock over a year on the 79/290 series, bwaa bwaa Nvidia copied AMD, AMD was out first....:o

Hard pill to swallow discussing who brought out a stock feature set first?
 
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Maybe Kaap and not something I know too much about. The fact remains that both have it and both seem to work well in games. It is all good for us consumers and I imagine some of my old favourites like FSX would look very good on either DSR/VSR. The only real difference at the mo is the amount of scaling (that I can tell) and the amount of cards supported.

Definitely good news for gamers.

The other thing this could do is speed up the move to 4K becoming more mainstream. If people start buying GPUs fast enough to run DSR/VSR then it is only a small step to go the whole way and get a 4K monitor too.
 

The AMD variant is very stuttery to me.


Some serious tearing going on in that on VSR. That would be unplayable to me.

As for Tommybhoy, you can argue those semantics all day but nVidia were first to release a 3GB card and a 4GB card, so throw that up as much as you like, you are clearly barking up the wrong tree :D
 
I never understand why people argue about who did what first as it is history and no use to me at all.

All I am interested in is what is available now and what will be available in the next month or so.:)

Now where have those £$%^&*( Big Max Titans got to.:D
 

The AMD variant is very stuttery to me.


Some serious tearing going on in that on VSR. That would be unplayable to me.

As for Tommybhoy, you can argue those semantics all day but nVidia were first to release a 3GB card and a 4GB card, so throw that up as much as you like, you are clearly barking up the wrong tree :D

I think you must have some Placebo seeing what you want to see going there Greg.
 
As for Tommybhoy, you can argue those semantics all day but nVidia were first to release a 3GB card and a 4GB card, so throw that up as much as you like, you are clearly barking up the wrong tree :D

6Gb/8Gb by your logic then, who was first..............

Oh wait a minute better not count the 8Gb undisputed 4K champ.......;)
 
I am assuming on the amd side they are using a 285 which probably explains the stutter or sluggish frames. My reasoning they use 4k. As for the tearing I noticed it a few times but it was far from happening a lot. I never checked out the Nv side and assume they probably used a more powerful card.
 
I am assuming on the amd side they are using a 285 which probably explains the stutter or sluggish frames. My reasoning they use 4k. As for the tearing I noticed it a few times but it was far from happening a lot. I never checked out the Nv side and assume they probably used a more powerful card.

They did say they used a 285 on the AMD side, they said nothing about the Nvidia side.
 
Maybe the fact they've been working on it longer is the reason it seems to be better so far in the few games tested.

Where is the evidence that they've been working on it longer? I didn't realise fanboys had VIP access to the GPU manufacturers R&D timetables.

Even if it's true and AMD did start working on it first, it only shows how chronically slow they are when NVidia knocked it up and shipped it out in a fraction of the time.
 
You reckon you could go for a few posts without saying fanboys? Considering your obvious leanings, it's beyond ironic.

Seriously, do a search for "mmj_uk AMD fanboys" :D
 
I am assuming on the amd side they are using a 285 which probably explains the stutter or sluggish frames. My reasoning they use 4k. As for the tearing I noticed it a few times but it was far from happening a lot. I never checked out the Nv side and assume they probably used a more powerful card.

Fair point that.

@ Tommybhoy

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Getting a little desperate now Son and changed it from 3GB and 4GB to 8GB.... Nice one bwahhhh hahahahaha :D
 
You reckon you could go for a few posts without saying fanboys? Considering your obvious leanings, it's beyond ironic.

Seriously, do a search for "mmj_uk AMD fanboys" :D

Returned 2 pages of threads, half of them with 'Deleted post', what does that say about it? ;)
 
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@ Tommybhoy

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Getting a little desperate now Son and changed it from 3GB and 4GB to 8GB.... Nice one bwahhhh hahahahaha :D


'I'll post a straw pic coz I can't answer....':rolleyes:

Yet you stated premium series 'extra vram' when I put up stock spec and I got the straw pic?

6Gb/8Gb by your logic then, who was first..............

Oh wait a minute better not count the 8Gb undisputed 4K champ.......;)

Point you missed, like I have said many times before, they both have features the other doesn't-the other one may implement it at a later date or might not even implement it at all.

How much 'AMD's had Eyefinity for years' did you read every time you mentioned surround gaming?

What other features can I spam the forum with that Nvidia/AMD don't support, or took sometimes years longer to support?

Didn't hear it from the high posters, every other post right now be it Gsync/DSR it's 'we had it first', change the record please, then we don't have to go through the same old **** every other thread.:)
 
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