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Honestly man, I'm out but in future learn to read everything what someone posts, not take little bits DM style and turn it into some sort of warped hate campaign.
Honestly man, I'm out but in future learn to read everything what someone posts, not take little bits DM style and turn it into some sort of warped hate campaign.
Well what was the point?
I'm not the one getting bent out of shape and on the defensive about it though matt, my overlying question was is there still issues with DX on the 14.x drivers.
As far as i know there never has been. I think the first Mantle drivers, 14.1 had some buggy dx performance in BF4 but that was rectified two weeks later with 14.2. Anything else just sounds like someone is making stuff up to me. The majority of benchmarks on the 295x2 (14.4 Beta) vs 780TI SLI (wonder drivers) had the 295x2 winning on most sites apart from TechReport who had three GameWorks titles in their testing suite. So i guess the dx performance isn't as bad as people would have you believe.
So what is your problem then humbug? Any time someone tries to raise a point with you or ask a question you go off on a rampage for absolutely no reason. If you don't like the company we keep here at OcUK then by all means go elsewhere. Things will happen and things will be said that you don't always agree with, that doesn't give you any right to speak to people the way you do on this forum. You constantly talk down and dismiss people that don't share the same train of thought or viewpoint as you. Its pathetic and disgusting.
Read things over perhaps?
Then answered by the gent below.
So what is your problem then humbug? Any time someone tries to raise a point with you or ask a question you go off on a rampage for absolutely no reason. If you don't like the company we keep here at OcUK then by all means go elsewhere. Things will happen and things will be said that you don't always agree with, that doesn't give you any right to speak to people the way you do on this forum. You constantly talk down and dismiss people that don't share the same train of thought or viewpoint as you. Its pathetic and disgusting.
"If you don't like the company we keep here at OcUK then by all means go elsewhere." your not getting rid of me that easy
I was using 14.3 Drivers, not 14.1, while you don't want to talk about Mantle that is exactly what i am taking about.
So the answer to 'your' question is, no, there is nothing wrong with DX performance.
Was that so hard to be civil in your reply? Thought not
btw, one of these cards is currently on the MM for £260 if you want some CF action.
In all honesty I would say aim for a decent 3820 x79 bundle, plenty of power, all have 16/16x PCI, high bandwidth quad channel memory and leaves you open to a hex core upgrade further down the line when 3930/4930k's become dirt cheap and shouldn't cost you much of anything more then an i7 sandy/ivy bundle.
I've used z68, z77, x79 and now z87, I genuinely wish I'd stuck with x79, a superb platform.
+1
Will be a good while before the 6 cores become dirt cheap though.
In all honesty I would say aim for a decent 3820 x79 bundle, plenty of power, all have 16/16x PCI, high bandwidth quad channel memory and leaves you open to a hex core upgrade further down the line when 3930/4930k's become dirt cheap and shouldn't cost you much of anything more then an i7 sandy/ivy bundle.
I've used z68, z77, x79 and now z87, I genuinely wish I'd stuck with x79, a superb platform.
Yes, just not in the traditional sense, the multiplier only go's as high as 42 (maybe 43?) but X79's main feature is the base clock straps of 1.0x, 1.25x, 1.67x & 2.5x.
So take your base clock thats 100mhz, apply 1.25x strap gives you a base clock of 125mhz then adjust multiplier from that to get what ever clocks you desire, a little like clocking X58 iirc.
So 100mhz x 1.25 = 125mhz x 39x core multiplier gives ~4.8ghz and so on and so forth. Just remember memory multiplier also works from the same base so you may need to adjust the MMP as well but it just adds to the fun.
That sounds a bit confusing from what im used to. Sure id pick it up in no time though.
I've seen 3930K's going for ~£200, so its heading in the right direction.
Yes, just not in the traditional sense, the multiplier only go's as high as 42 (maybe 43?) but X79's main feature is the base clock straps of 1.0x, 1.25x, 1.67x & 2.5x.
So take your base clock thats 100mhz, apply 1.25x strap gives you a base clock of 125mhz then adjust multiplier from that to get what ever clocks you desire, a little like clocking X58 iirc.
So 100mhz x 1.25 = 125mhz x 39x core multiplier gives ~4.8ghz and so on and so forth. Just remember memory multiplier also works from the same base so you may need to adjust the MMP as well but it just adds to the fun.
8 Pack has a guide up in his sub forum just for X79 clocking its very helpful too. The one thing I can stress with X79 is to get a decent memory kit, you won't have a good time on some generic 1600C9 stuff with a 3820. 1866/2133C9 is what I'd recommend as a minimum.