Civ 5, Metro, BC2, Crysis (surely you mean crappy looking Warhead, not The Crysis)
running better on NV does not mean favoring Nvidia.
At least not in an unfair sense, because these are not TWIMTBP exclusive games, where AMD was cut out of development process.
(dunno what ppl who claim otherwise have been smoking)
Unlike F1 2010 and Dragon Age 2, which are AMD exclusively sponsored and developed games.
So if you think that having 2 out of 5 AMD Partnership games,
and not having a single exclusively Nvidia sponsored TWIMTBP,
is either fair or representative of gaming industry, oh well...
Also...you say you need good games.
How about S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pripyat - one of the 1st DX11 games, a game with phenomenal gameplay and replay value, loved by many on this forum, yet never a part of your benchmark set?
But cartonish looking corridor RPG with 1 cave and DX11 features only on paper enters your bench set no problemo.
And no, we can not take this to developers, because you are the ones who make the choice which games to bench, and frankly this set could be larger.
How about widening it?
Because I don't think you can really say "X gives a better gameplay experience then Y" with a straight face after benching 4 games?
How's that for a rant![]()
Crysis Warhead and Metro 2033 both are TWIMTBP. Especially Metro 2033 was a total nVidia based game.
I am not so sure what are you trying smoking out of....
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I find it funny to see some people to get butt hurt when something they leaning toward to isn't doing so well as what is on the opposite.
Not trying to name calling people here...