Soldato
I thought this was very eye opening. And not I'm not a fanboy. But there are some things in this video that just need to be out there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7fA_JC_R5s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7fA_JC_R5s
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You would say all that though lol... Its not by chance all theses broken games have Gameworks in them..
They is a proven pattern here.
Fallout 4 on my 780 still runs fine with ultra everything. Godrays medium and the gun particles all running. I think it dropped down to 57 fps once *shrug*.
Dont see what all the fuss is about, but im sure if some here owned a kepler gpu you would hate it.
Interesting...
I'd say Ian is BS'ing....
TBH,my GTX660 was cheaper than most HD7850 cards and my GTX960 4GB was closer to £100,but if I paid more than an HD7870 for my GTX660 or more than an R9 380 for my GTX960,I am not sure whether it would have been the wise choice longterm IMHO OFC.
The whole point is that the top end Nvidia cards still have enough grunt but the rest of the product stack below the GTX780 is not as high performance,so is suffering in comparison.
Edit!!
But this is part of the problem for AMD. I know plenty of HD7850/HD7870/HD7950 users who have not bothered upgrading since their cards still are doing well.
However,OTH I know more people like me with the equivalent Nvidia cards having upgraded sooner rather than later.
In some ways,AMD has shot themselves in the foot.