QUOTE(TheHitman47 @ Jun 17 2015, 12:32 PM)
im not blaming drag racing unfair..da hell.
im blaming anti-competitive move.
any title built on the framework of Nvidia GameWorks cannot work as they should on AMD hardware. Indeed, AMD cannot properly optimize for any GameWorks based game- they simply don't have access to any of the code, and the developers are forbidden from releasing it to AMD as well.
i wasnt about tessalation. its about "how about giving other car the license to use that "extra torque" u've been bragging about and lets see if u can have clean fight after all"
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i remember intel get sued for something like that, Any software compiled on intel's compiler will run like POS on all non intel CPUs. They also threatened OEMs with cutting of supply if they didn't stop selling AMD products.
same sort of thing happens with Coke and Pepsi. In sporting events and restaurants and whatnot (Grocery stores excluded), you can sell either Coke products, or Pepsi products, and the management signs a contract forbidding the sale of the other as part of the deal. Definitely anti-competitive, but the practice is not uncommon.
if that is true how did amd after few weeks come out with a driver that solves it.im blaming anti-competitive move.
any title built on the framework of Nvidia GameWorks cannot work as they should on AMD hardware. Indeed, AMD cannot properly optimize for any GameWorks based game- they simply don't have access to any of the code, and the developers are forbidden from releasing it to AMD as well.
i wasnt about tessalation. its about "how about giving other car the license to use that "extra torque" u've been bragging about and lets see if u can have clean fight after all"
i remember intel get sued for something like that, Any software compiled on intel's compiler will run like POS on all non intel CPUs. They also threatened OEMs with cutting of supply if they didn't stop selling AMD products.
same sort of thing happens with Coke and Pepsi. In sporting events and restaurants and whatnot (Grocery stores excluded), you can sell either Coke products, or Pepsi products, and the management signs a contract forbidding the sale of the other as part of the deal. Definitely anti-competitive, but the practice is not uncommon.
dude its tessellation. Gameworks uses it heavily. So expect the same thing with DX12.1 Feature level that amd doesnt support.
its not being anti competitive. If amd had the horsepowah to run it. The gpu design was flawed favouring compute. It would have a day one drivers.
This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jun 17 2015, 01:34 PM
Jun 17 2015, 01:33 PM
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