This was why I previously said that Steve should have try to clarify with BDR first instead of posting it in public. You owe it to your colleague to try to fix things before doing something that could be embarrassing or damaging to that person's career. And I'm not talking about just getting...
I hope everyone learn that sending out angry email is usually not the smart thing to do. Before hitting send, walk away think about it and see if there's a better way to handle this. Giving Steve a personal call and talk about the situation would probably have avoided this whole thing. Same...
You shouldn't worry about ultra-wide, assuming you're talking about the 3440x1440 p and not the newer higher resolution monitors. I think that resolution is much better than 4k because you will be able to run with fps over 100 in most games and 144hz monitors are cheaply available. You're not...
Something is not scalable if given a large set of work, increasing the number of processing units does not see a near linear improvement. So, if Ampere is not given a sufficient workload to fully utilize the increased cores, then you can't say the architecture don't scale. You can say that the...
It's not that simple. And it's not even that other part of the GPU are not equally scaled up (like memory). The problem is how software work. Maybe it's because of the limitation of how we think (we don't do more than 1 task at a time very well), the way we currently program is still fairly...
I'm not sure what you're looking at. Here's my original post.
In the top video, you can see that there are shadows along the left side of the path. The circle arches also have shadows of the trees. Both of those are missing or significantly reduced when I turned on RT. The 2 video is...
And you don't think it would take years to develop this "next-gen" engine and then the game? All that matters is how well the game looks. The advantage of Ampere over Turing is basically performance, there's nothing new in terms of features. So, as long as the engine scales with the hardware...
It's not just purely about the number of pixels. With ultrawide, you actually have to render and animate more things on screen compared to standard 16:9 view. That's why it's a bit more expensive than you might expect.
See the video where my character is standing at the start of the video. Compare it against the gameplay video of the 6800xt, it's the same. And I have compared it more in game in different areas and angles. It's the same. Also, even in the 6800xt the allocated memory is not maxed out...
Mostly agree coming from a 3070 owner. However, if you own a 3440x1440 display, it get really hard to decide. Most people don't benchmark at this res unfortunately and you might be surprise how much lower fps it is compared to standard 1440p. It really is between 1440 and 4k. It might be...
You guys seems to be confusing what MSRP is. The MSRP of the AMD reference card is $650 (base model). That's not the MSRP for AIBs. AMD is not the manufacturer at this point, they are only the supply provider for the GPU and VRAM. The AIB can price their cards as they see fit, typically...
Godfall RT is working with NV cards, you can compare my benchmark video with the 6800xt benchmark. They look the same, and I can tell, the shadows are there when they're there. If something is written using a DX API, then any hardware that supports it will work. That's why the 6800s can run...
Early 2021 is not far away and based on the launch numbers, your chance of getting one is going to be slim to none. That doesn't change what I'm saying about the MSRP of the AIBs are way higher. After "early 2021" there wouldn't be any 6800xt at 650, it's much higher. Hopefully with the...
The problem is that the MSRP of the AIB cards have gone up. AMD is not going to make more cards (confirmed?rumor?), so the MSRP (m = manufacturer) is no longer 650. Only way you're going to get a 6800xt at $650 in the future is if they don't sell and the AIB/retailers have to offer discount to...
Okay, you got to be trolling at this point. Complaining about 8GB on a mid tier card? So, you want 12 or 16 GB, you think the ram is free? Why do you think the AIB are complaining they can't make money at reference price and have to raise price? Look at what's happening with the 6800 cards...
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