Treviola
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well guess i'm buying this now
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Yeah I do agree with what you said. And this post is just me being annoying and asking :3. I don't really mind at all, since the 1060 6GB is a solid card for 1080 gaming, I just feel a little uh... scammed... by myself. But yeah, I'm gonna go try out other games see how the 2 hold up against each other, thanks.
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But I thought Freesync only enhances how your monitor displays the frames your card outputs, I didn't think it could boost the card's performance?
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Oh really? I guess that's what's going on then :3
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I have the Asus 1060 6gb and the founders edition RX 480
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Ok thanks so much. I am updating my drivers now see how it'll turn out since I just got my RX 480 and everything on that is up to date, maybe that's the problem :3
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Ok thank you :3
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So if it relies on game optimization then what do I need to know to best use my 1060? (I won't be keeping the RX 480). Thanks in advance :3
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No, I can't really tell the difference no :3. But I'm just curious, because when playing Star Wars Battlefront, the 1060 caps at around 100, while the Rx 480 gets all the way up to 115, which confuses me a little, so I wanted to ask.
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So, when you make a search online, it tells you that an rx 480's performance is slightly less than a 1060 6gb, but I got my rx 480 today, and when I plug it into my system, the performance is significantly better. Is there something I'm doing wrong with my 1060 or is it just I have a bad card.
