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What does that mean though? Who needs it to run above 200 its just wasted. Need to get some further detail about that.
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What does that mean though? Who needs it to run above 200 its just wasted. Need to get some further detail about that.
Ignore it. That demo is coded in a way that takes advantage of Nvidia hardware approach. Which uses concurrency with preemption.6800XT ray tracing demo test = 471fps
RTX3080 same test = 630fps
https://twitter.com/ghost_motley/status/1321538287446695939
So, the the RX 6800 should be about £550 (inc. vat), and the RX 6800 XT will be about £600, correct?
I suspect that while Nvidia will bench faster on RTX, AMD will be "good enough". It will be like the tessellation issues where Nvidia claimed a win by massively over tessellating everything to the point where not only AMD cards, but also all other Nvidia cards (except the very top end) couldn't run it, and in the end AMD fixed that with their own driver limiter.
So, the RX 6800 should be about £550 (inc. vat), and the RX 6800 XT will be about £600, correct?
Just like ray tracing, AMD will have been working on this for some time. As captain obvious in the articles highlight, they will go the route of less resistance and work with others which is supported well... you know the opposite of nvidia's mantra
Didn’t nvidia just released a whole lot of 3080 stock?
Ignore it. That demo is coded in a way that takes advantage of Nvidia hardware approach. Which uses concurrency with preemption.
AMD's approach is parallel. Meaning they are more efficient if it's all done at one time.
The creator of the demo would need to create an .exe for Radeon.
Ignore it. That demo is coded in a way that takes advantage of Nvidia hardware approach. Which uses concurrency with preemption.
AMD's approach is parallel. Meaning they are more efficient if it's all done at one time.
The creator of the demo would need to create an .exe for Radeon.
That's a respectable price for it. No need for buyers remorse unless you'd spend 800quid on one.If I wouldn’t of got my 3080 for £650 before prices went up and I wasn’t so low in the queue on ocuk I’d of probably been cancelling and ordering the 6800xt