If it were an AMD feature you'd be calling it a performance hack which spoils image quality.
with amd they call it checkerboarding
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If it were an AMD feature you'd be calling it a performance hack which spoils image quality.
DLSS performs better because it blurs frames temporally, basically rendering less frames for parts of the image. Moving parts of scenes look super blurry, even at short distances. Its often less effective than txaa / other temporal aa types at removing aliasing.
Most people are probably still think about the original DLSS implementation.Show the evidence cause what you say doesn't make sense
Most people are probably still think about the original DLSS implementation.
Battlefield V DLSS Tested: Overpromised, Underdelivered
There is an obvious loss of quality there.
It's improved with DLSS 2.0 but it's still on a per game basis - if your game doesn't get updated then you're **** out of luck, which is why I'd rather go for better raster perf vs DLSS cheating.
Pretty much the situation right there. If you are spending $500+ for a card that suppose to be able to do 4k/1440p yet still needs dlss something is wrong with why you are buying the card.No one will say anything if it is not compared with native resolution. But when we talk about a card performance in 4k and someone comes and tells us that his card can do 4k 2 times better because it scales a lower resolution to 4k and he is happy with it, of course we have something against that. Because it is not the same thing as native rendering. If you are happy with DLSS then good for you. Someone else can see no difference between 1440p and 4k, should we accept it is the same thing since he is happy with 1440p?
DLSS exists because the cards are not good enough to render the games at native resolution. Again, if you are happy with the result, then good for you. Have fun!
Pretty much the situation right there. If you are spending $500+ for a card that suppose to be able to do 4k/1440p yet still needs dlss something is wrong with why you are buying the card.
We don't have to deal with it, we can boycott with attitude like yours it sno wonder GPU vendors and retailers get away with the siy increases.In 2020 you're paying $500 for 1080p cards
deal with it
by the way tsmc is increasing its wafer price by 40% next year
deal with it
Well said.We don't have to deal with it, we can boycott with attitude like yours it sno wonder GPU vendors and retailers get away with the siy increases.
Maybe you will be happy when everyone goes to console instead and pc is left by the main stream due to elite pricing, thing will only get worse and not better
In 2020 you're paying $500 for 1080p cards
deal with it
by the way tsmc is increasing its wafer price by 40% next year
deal with it
In 2020 you're paying $500 for 1080p cards
deal with it
by the way tsmc is increasing its wafer price by 40% next year
deal with it
Can't be that great if no one is rushing to tell us how good it is and how much extra performance you can squeeze out of it. I mean even with the red devil cards from reviews, it's shown that with high mhz overclocks does not translate to higher fps. Bitwit did one i watched recently and the 2600-2700mhz overclocks you only see around 5-10fps extra (if you're lucky) in performance gains, i really expected more tbh.
Can't be that great if no one is rushing to tell us how good it is and how much extra performance you can squeeze out of it. I mean even with the red devil cards from reviews, it's shown that with high mhz overclocks does not translate to higher fps. Bitwit did one i watched recently and the 2600-2700mhz overclocks you only see around 5-10fps extra (if you're lucky) in performance gains, i really expected more tbh.
This is an entire kit though. That's a GPU and CPU WB. the GPU WB is for the reference board for 6800/6800xt. Which is generally overbuilt. You don't have any idea what the performance is under water under those conditions. As it hasn't been conducted as of yet. If it has by all means link me to a 6000/Zen 3 review OC'd under watercooling conditions because I've not found it yet.Cause reviewers know the truth - that there is little difference with water when AMD has put a limit on top clock speed. 6800xt on LN2 only does 2.8ghz, and air does 2.75ghz... so where does that leave water.
water cooling is becoming more and more pointless
Cause reviewers know the truth - that there is little difference with water when AMD has put a limit on top clock speed. 6800xt on LN2 only does 2.8ghz, and air does 2.75ghz... so where does that leave water.
water cooling is becoming more and more pointless
He's triggered and grumply upset. Just have a laugh at him like I'm doing. As its obvious what he's doing."Only does"
Dam wasn't long ago hitting over 1.8 or 2.0 was a far cry now hitting close to 3.0ghz and its labed only
Come on give some credits where its due RDNA2 is very power efficient.
The difference in power draw is quite remarkable!He's triggered and grumply upset. Just have a laugh at him like I'm doing. As its obvious what he's doing.
If these results are anything to go by I would think WC both the CPU/GPU would yield better results.
That's what makes using a watercooling mint!The difference in power draw is quite remarkable!
remember, that’s only GPU power too. Add on the power draw of GDDRX6 on top of that too.