AMD isn’t competitive except in the eyes of their fanboys.
and miners. AMD sold every card they were able to produce. Not bad for a non competitive product.
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AMD isn’t competitive except in the eyes of their fanboys.
OK - so this part isn't a dig, it's a question. Have the AMD/ATI drivers improved any in the last couple years? I think my last ATI card was about 6 years ago and the drivers .... did not impress (trying to be nice).
If you do mixed orientation Portrait/Landscape/Portrait then only AMD drivers work too. That's why I swung to AMD 2 years ago or so because I had a 20/30/20" setup. 1200x1600, 2560x1600, and 1200x1600.Well I for one returned a 1070 2 weeks ago after owning it for less than 48 hours, because of the drivers. I acknowledge I am in a *very* small segment of the market, but I am using 3 monitors of different sizes to run triple-display games (left and right are 21 inch 1600x900, center is 23 inch 1920x1080). Nvidia would not allow higher than 3840x2160 resolution. With the AMD driver on the various AMD cards I've owned over the past several years, I've always been able to run 5120x900. So for me, the AMD driver was far better than the NVidia offering.
Over a 2 month period this year I found "returned" 1070's and I picked 2 up @ $270-$275 ea.
Right now I have them in SLI in my windows box at 1440p...I think I'm going to sit tight for a good, long while.
Well I for one returned a 1070 2 weeks ago after owning it for less than 48 hours, because of the drivers. I acknowledge I am in a *very* small segment of the market, but I am using 3 monitors of different sizes to run triple-display games (left and right are 21 inch 1600x900, center is 23 inch 1920x1080). Nvidia would not allow higher than 3840x2160 resolution. With the AMD driver on the various AMD cards I've owned over the past several years, I've always been able to run 5120x900. So for me, the AMD driver was far better than the NVidia offering.
I actually have both AMD and NVIDIA hardware in my house. That doesn't prevent me from objectively reviewing the performance of different cards in different games under different APIs.you run nvidia hardware.
i agree...I predict...Day one sold out all purchased by miners and you won't be able to touch one under $600.
From the first page of the article:whats with testing 480 at 1440p.
What we won’t be doing is testing 1080p, or low-end GPUs, or low-end system testing. We are not conducting a CPU-bottlenecked performance test. We are focusing on the performance differences between DX11 and DX12 in a GPU focused environment with a high-end system.