Please remember that any mention of competitors, hinting at competitors or offering to provide details of competitors will result in an account suspension. The full rules can be found under the 'Terms and Rules' link in the bottom right corner of your screen. Just don't mention competitors in any way, shape or form and you'll be OK.
I've gone from AMD to Nvidia many times and honestly have never seen a difference.
Right,There isn't really, a digital image is an image no matter what or where it comes from its exactly the same unless the input settings are different. its like saying a £30 HDMI or DVI cable has better IQ than a £10 one, utter nonsense... its zeros and ones complied and decompiled at apposite ends, you either have a picture or you don't, there is nothing in-between
Colour, Contrast, Sharpness... all these are predefined and adjustable settings in the Driver and Screen, the digital signal the GPU is putting out does not come into it.![]()
You could say that about the audio over hdmi too. But the sound from my amp is a LOT better from my 780ti than from my AMD card. Using same cable/settings ect.
lol, it can't be, HDMI audio works the same as optical out, it's your receiver/amp that's processing the signal. The graphics cards don't do anything to the sound quality.
I'm not a liar and theres a difference when playing flac files.
lol, it can't be, HDMI audio works the same as optical out, it's your receiver/amp that's processing the signal. The graphics cards don't do anything to the sound quality.
Not calling you a liar, but, there can't be a difference. All the the graphic card does is pass through the sound to your receiver/amp to be played. The sound quality is entirely dependent on your speakers and amp.
HDMI audio works exactly the same as optical/spdif out.
OF course, the HDMI out could be faulty on the AMD card. Other than that, I can't see how there could be a difference.
Well it might be down to drivers, Sound cut out in windows on the 7970 and AMD don't seem that bothered to fix it. Funny really seeing as they now have trueaudio. It could be that maybe AMD is compressing the sound? As I say, I dunno why there is a difference and I believe you there shouldn't be![]()
Any idea how to change it to full rgb in catalyst control centre with 14.7 drivers?
I just found it (couldn't previously see it as my TV was off)
It was on YCbCr 4:4:4 Pixel Format
So we think RGB 4:4:4 (Full RGB) should be better for games if the TV supports it (which it does?)
I am switching from AMD to NVidia cards all the time as I use both. To me there does not appear to be much difference.
Any idea how to change it to full rgb in catalyst control centre with 14.7 drivers?
Apparently, Try it, let us know![]()
YCbCr 4:4:4 Pixel Format is better.
RGB made everything so dark, even when my TV was on THX Brightmode.