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Mantle Will Boost Performance By 20-50%, Nvidia Can Add Support.

So according to Fudzilla, AMD has finally given a performance boost estimate for using Mantle and it ranges from 20-50%.
This range is quite wide and will largely depend on how CPU-bound the workload typically would be on DX11.

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Johann Andersson, Chief Frosbite 3 Architect at DICE has also claimed that “most Mantle functionality can be supported on today’s modern GPUs” this includes modern Nvidia GPUs.
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AMD officials have already hinted at the possibility of allowing their competitors to use Mantle in the future.
AMD continued to re-affirm that their goal with Mantle is to push the industry forward & this includes adding multi-platform support, namely Linux & Mac and also working with competitors to extend the benefits of Mantle to all gamers.
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AMD has stated that Mantle is not tied to any architecture but would require a minimum set of features to be available on the hardware for it to work as intended, these features are already available on all modern GPUs.

 

The Mantle render pipeline is more efficient than anything else currently available on the market regardless of the hardware used, so while the efficient pipeline is what's responsible for the huge jump in draw calls possible, a lot of the performance benefits of Mantle still come from hardware specific optimizations heavily influenced by AMD's GCN architecture.

So if Nvidia does support Mantle the instant benefit would be the additional draw-calls possible by the more efficient render pipeline which would result in removing any API CPU bottlenecks but a lot of work would still have to be done by Nvidia to implement its own hardware specific optimizations similar to what AMD did for GCN.

The longer Nvidia waits to support Mantle, the more headroom it gives AMD to extend its performance advantage with Mantle, so lets hope Nvidia makes an official statement soon.

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20% on ~50FPS is around 10frames, sounds pretty damn good considering we aren't paying anything for it.

20%-50% would allow an R9 280X to match a GTX 780 & an R9 270X to match a GTX 770.

Which is basically a 200 dollars' worth of performance.

 

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:OO please nvidia support it

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20%-50% would allow an R9 280X to match a GTX 780 & an R9 270X to match a GTX 770.

 

unless nvidia supported it, then they would be just the same they are now but higher

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meh. got video proof of frame increase? if not all BS until then

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I'm so keen for this

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meh. got video proof of frame increase? if not all BS until then

Thank you captain optimistic 

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unless nvidia supported it, then they would be just the same they are now but higher

I doubt it will have the same performance increase on Nvidia cards as it does on GCN cards, we'll have to wait and see though.

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20% boost is very good if that's a worse case scenario, that's more than enough to allow a card like the 7950 running mantle to surpass a 7970 running opengl / direct x.

 

The biggest revelation for me was the below quote

"Mantle can basically “see” multiple GCN-based GPUs as a single GPU"

This will work wonders for crossfire users.

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The biggest revelation for me was the below quote

"Mantle can basically “see” multiple GCN-based GPUs as a single GPU"

This will work wonders for crossfire users.

Especially if it's true that it eliminates microstuttering.

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unless nvidia supported it, then they would be just the same they are now but higher

They would have to totally redesign the cards xD

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omg O_O in best case scenario we'd have the 270x competing with the 780 and Titan....

With r9 290X 4 way crossfire and this.... the FPS would be sooooo high O_O imagine if vavle add support for this and we play CS:Source on 4 way R9 290x .... I think AMD will break the 1000fps mark :P

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JUST THOUGHT I'D ADD THAT I SAID MANTLE WOULD BE A 20% PERFORMANCE INCREASE!

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:OO please nvidia support it

you're not the only one out there i wish for it toooooooo!!

i want to buy a 760 because of physx  but mantle is changing my mind

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Obviously Lower tier CPU/GPU's are going to benefit a lot from this, especially since lower tier GPU systems usually have a lower tier CPU.

Good stuff all round for lower level gaming performance ie: APU GPU's which are getting closer to 7770 levels.(kaveri).., the lower end discrete cards like 7750-7770 and such even my choice baseline gaming card the 7850, up to 20% on top of a 30-40fps experience would make it much more enjoyable, also allowing more in game eye candy at the same performance level.

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They would have to totally redesign the cards xD

It clearly would not mean that considering GCN architectures were listed as compatible (if thats what was meant by 'modern nVidia cards')

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Nvidia doesn't have to modify anything, neither has intel (HD 5000 graphics on notebooks, we may run even more games on them).

To allow the use of the API to other manufacturer AMD has to integrate the drivers to the code (or if it's open Nvidia/intel can do it themselves). This maybe doesn't impact that much on performance, as Mantle is design for GCN architecture; but means developers can just code for mantle and that's it.

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Amazing news. Now mantle is real competitor to G-Sync. Now all we need is G-Sync for AMD! :)

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Guys comon ...

 

Mantle isn't something that couldn't be done on a NVIDIA card. Hell, Dice already said, that Frostbite includeds some low level NVIDIA API stuff ...

 

You thinke all the major developers can just ignore this (2/3 of the gpus aren't AMD ones) ?

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AMD might have an advantage for a half a year or maybe a whole year ...

But up till now we haven't even seen any improvements, but rather only big marketing words ...

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The R9-290 keeps getting more appeling, first awsome value then free BF4 and finally this.

 

And so is the GTX 780.

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