AMD has async modules, whilst nvidia doesn't in current generation (simulated through software instead). If I'm not mistaken a few PS4 and XBone developers starting to implement async.

Wait for Polaris and/or Pascal. But Pascal maybe a bit slower to release since there are rumors that they have trouble in production.

Doesn't matter. Going to jump ship to Polaris/Pascal. Maxwell cuts too many corners for power consumption optimization. Hawaii too power hungry.

Got any proof?

do you even heard of non-disclosure agreement, it will hurt both company if they tell public about it.
do you want S.E to tell: we intentionally sabotage AMD, because we want to?

and why are you so defensive?
we shouldn't support company that try hard to holding back new technology that actually helps.

This post has been edited by zerorating: Feb 25 2016, 10:45 AM

nvidia is like a hot girl, but the catch is she aged terribly.
AMD is that ok looking girl wit internal beauty.

choose ur girl.

we know that nvidia publish that their product do support async compute (even by software), but we didnt heard that it will lose in performance.

There we go with conspiracy theory. Why im so defensive?coz people spewing bullshit without proof. Just bcoz one game that use dx12 and nvidia suck at it, lets assume that they will suck at all dx12 game. Wait until other game then we can make a conclusion. Im not a nvidia fan. U will see in my post i will recommended r9 390/390x over gtx 970/980. Gtx 980ti over fury x and fury x cf over sli gtx 980ti.

Inb4 nvidia fag
Inb4 nvidia butthurt

its common practice for a company to sabotage other company. But im not agree on ripping off their old customer with old product (making a product legacy just in 1years+)
not everyone have rm3000+ to spend for a new graphic card in order for it stay relevant for 3 years.

okay we wait for other benchmark with async compute toggle, but i doubt to see it if gpu from both side can support it.

This post has been edited by zerorating: Feb 25 2016, 11:12 AM

GTX760? Same card with me . But thats so 2013 card. Mana 1 year+?

gtx760 may have longer shelf life, bit gtx780ti were release on november 2013, gtx 700 series were becoming legacy product in year 2015.

Classifying as legacy doesn't meant its written off bro. Just that they reached a state where drivers are pretty stable and doesnt require a lot of changes. I believe the 780Ti is still very much capable of playing many games at pretty good settings nowadays.

Btw not defending nvidia at any point. Just saying once drivers are stable it will be classified as legacy. The same went with my ATI 4890 last time, after like 1.5 to 2 years it gone legacy as well.

If thinking of buying comp (looking at upper/mid range like gtx970) issit OK to buy now or wait a bit for upcoming tech?

my history with graphic card, once the product reached legacy, game optimization will not made anymore, only bugfixes or optimization that can be apply on all product making it even shittier than the recent product that having lower specification. Yes I know game graphic budget could be difference, some game may heavily depending on polygon counts and some other may be heavy on shaders or heavy on post-processing and some of them are heavy dependent on memory throughput and memory size. tldr: doesnt mean gpu that are capable to run quake3 at 5000fps will be having better performance on latest game when comparing with the gpu capable to run quake3 at 1000fps

how come gtx760 is weaker than hd7850 for the latest game and they had game ready driver for it.


This post has been edited by zerorating: Feb 25 2016, 01:22 PM

ayyyy gtx 760 owner here too

This.

It was the source of dispute between Ashes developer and NVIDIA marketing team.

EDIT: I made a thread about it 6 months ago.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3696104&hl=

This post has been edited by jamilselamat: Feb 25 2016, 01:25 PM

i will fak hot girl then merid internal beauty 1...while still favking hot girl every time