First, check out the filtering, even with video you can see the texture details on the roads and grass totally different.
Second, even if you play a game for the action and story, It's no excuse to skimp on these basic things.
Thirdly, benchmarking a GPU means comparing the performance of different GPU models and vendor with standard tests, this also imply that:

Check the sentences with bold red line underneath

You are doing benchmark, make sure the image quality is nearly the same, else the comparison is null and void.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benchmark_(computing)

This post has been edited by terradrive: Jul 3 2015, 11:03 AM

check out the pavement on FX it show individually meanwhile on TX.. eh fail to.. ?

but to be honest.. i dun really focus on image just FPS.. eh who care... unless one of this company have History in the past.. debug driver to not run certain texture just to gain extra Fps.. and win benchmark..

Many of those stuff are beyond us. Even if it's slightly different that doesn't mean it'll affect the benchmark a lot.

Furthermore each driver update may have changes, even if the scores are high now it could end up being higher later.

Usually those image comparison done by people with a lot of free time. I've not come by any other review sites that actually do this type of image comparison simply because

1. not practical.
2. it doesn't happen often
3. if it happens, there's no way to check whether it actually affects the framerates.
4. people only care about framerates.

If this is the case, then it should be fair to submit multi game or synthetic benchmarks by using the tessellation override option, since we only care about framerates.

dejavu all over again . But honestly I could not tell that much of a difference

Its only natural, when one company doing it its ok but when the competing company did it its the sin of the century.

ur using the free windows 10 is it ? whats the catch

TL;DR, you're testing a beta OS 24/7.

hahahaha, i tought windows 10 full version roll out already

Yup - I think the details in difference are trivial at best.

Only super sharp eyed user with time to burn will be able to come to that level of detailed comparison.

Meanwhile, will AMD ever release a WHQL driver?

They've not released one in wuite a while.

Me personally,as long as it's medium/high settings and not low,i'm already satisfied.

I just need things to be maxed out with some AA. I don't go around picking pixel by pixel coz I have a life

they waiting window 10 release 29 July.. or week before win 10.. or my guess is wrong..



This post has been edited by Unseen83: Jul 3 2015, 10:03 PM

Official Window 10 start rolling end of this month, you can try it for free right now though.

+1 Need a proper uncompress video/screenshot comparison before i jump into the bandwagon.

LOL seriously bro?!

They should be releasing one for Windows 10.

Inb4 "AMD Catalyst Drivers Beta for Windows 10 has been released."

*4 weeks later,still no whql*

They will, most probably the driver will come from 15.20 branch(or newer) which pretty much a solid driver for Window 10 in the past month.

here link for you to check if you ready to get win 10 for free.. if your using win 8/8.1 there should be icon right conner say reday reserb win 10 and be up to win 10 when 29 July arrive.. x