A video can only tell you so much. The best feel is using the setup yourself, then you get to see what its really like.
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Frame Rating: AMD Improves CrossFire with Prototype Driver
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A video can only tell you so much. The best feel is using the setup yourself, then you get to see what its really like.
Soldato
It'll never be as broken as some of the gpu's on Nvidia 320.18.So have AMD actually fixed this issue, or just made it so that its not as broken as it was
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Would these new drivers be beneficial to the 6970 range?
So have AMD actually fixed this issue, or just made it so that its not as broken as it was
Its really only an issue which affects a small group of games. It can also be fixed (in 99% of cases) by ticking one box in RadeonPro.
Caporegime
A video can only tell you so much. The best feel is using the setup yourself, then you get to see what its really like.
I disagree. As you are aware, a lot of guys said they don't see it but I could clearly see it in the video of Skyrim when it was running at full speed. When it was slowed down, users were saying "Oh, I can see it there", so it is down to the individual and the quality they are happy with I guess.
Not that it matters and hopefully these will be out soon and that will be another plus for AMD
I disagree. As you are aware, a lot of guys said they don't see it but I could clearly see it in the video of Skyrim when it was running at full speed. When it was slowed down, users were saying "Oh, I can see it there", so it is down to the individual and the quality they are happy with I guess.
Not that it matters and hopefully these will be out soon and that will be another plus for AMD
If its something you cannot notice, feel or see without slowing it down then there is no issue for me. I don't play games in slow motion.
I disagree. As you are aware, a lot of guys said they don't see it but I could clearly see it in the video of Skyrim when it was running at full speed. When it was slowed down, users were saying "Oh, I can see it there", so it is down to the individual and the quality they are happy with I guess.
Not that it matters and hopefully these will be out soon and that will be another plus for AMD
Part of the issue was that a lot of people were not experiencing the same thing in their games.
I could plainly see the effect in the video, but I don't get that effect in my games.
Soldato
Are you talking about the video from the 7950 vs 660ti from some time ago greg?
That was on single cards not CrossFire, however, it was fixed a while ago to only be gubbed again on the betas(not official) but not sure if that's on both single/dual card mode.
As above, when playing in real time, there is not much amiss outwith FC3 and Skyrim on the betas.
That was on single cards not CrossFire, however, it was fixed a while ago to only be gubbed again on the betas(not official) but not sure if that's on both single/dual card mode.
As above, when playing in real time, there is not much amiss outwith FC3 and Skyrim on the betas.
I just hope that the new driver actually makes the games feel smoother. However i have a feeling in the majority of cases it will feel exactly the same but FCAT will say its smooth so then everything will be ok.
Caporegime
I think it was on the single card Tommy. Whatever way, I could clearly see it at full speed but some said they couldn't. Like I said, it is down to the individual and if you can't see it, no loss to you
I think it was on the single card Tommy. Whatever way, I could clearly see it at full speed but some said they couldn't. Like I said, it is down to the individual and if you can't see it, no loss to you
Soldato
It'll never be as broken as some of the gpu's on Nvidia 320.18.
And that has... what exactly to do with this thread?
Even if a joke I fail to see the funny side of people's GPUs dying. (if true)
Caporegime
I would as a rule but if those drivers are to blame for dead GPU's, people are losing cards that have no warranty and I find that a little disheartening.
Soldato
Haha me to, as a rule these type of jokes are only acceptable when aimed at AMD products or users
.Considering just how bad those 320.18 drivers are, AMD fanboys have shown a lot of restraint, because you know if AMD were killing cards with drivers the Nvidia fanboys would jumping all over it...
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Bit of the gospel right here,
AMD have done a massive amount of work from the ground up to change a view that they are poor on drivers etc, this has been helped around these parts with at times a balanced view & support from a number of forum member's (you know who you are
).I also think more member's are happier to come forward to talk about issues they have with nvidia, something a year ago you would never see,
Does this mean cats will get along with dogs? I'm not sure as fanboys will be fanboys, but the more open people are with the good & bad the more stuff can be tackled and fixed as we seem to have two members happy to collect the info and pass it on which is a benefit to both camps
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Looking good.
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classic artefacting push the gpu's too hard until they pop