Nvidia vs. AMD, No, I'm not trying to start an argument...

[Morgan MLGman]

1 minute ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

if you do please send me the link i'd love to see it

BTW i reached level 70 in BF1 you should come play more sometime...

Oh! Damn that's high... I got Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls from a friend for christmas and I was busy grinding Greater Rifts lately Gotta play BF1 more, totally forgot about it

[Droidbot]

2 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

how do you know it was from memory OC about the 770?

video corruption. was running large memory OC near the end of its life to push as much perf as possible. would crash on all benchmarks and freeze randomly and hang

[Kinda Bottlenecked]

Wtf did this thread turn into. 

 

1 hour ago, JR8 said:

Yes, yes, I know that I'll get a performance boost just because it's a newer card but, I do want to know if the optimization for this specific card will affect performance in games like BF1 TF2, etc.

 

Cheers,

 

Of course for nvidia specific games, you wouldn't get the same kind of peak performance from AMD. But in more neutral game like TF2, BF1 they perform around the same.

 

If you're having problems just disable all nvidia specific settings in games. You shouldn't need to worry about the driver overhead. Switching from my 390x to my 980 Ti. Both have the same amount of impact on my cpu. In games, AMD has the driver overhead sure but Nvidia's GFE is also quite resource heavy and a (I just can't get it to work)fucking control panel that keeps crashing.

 

AMD does have the better software at its current state but its not alot(i'd give it a 1% lead after that relive shit) better. You really shouldn't be seeing any drastic difference in experience. 1% goes to AMD having better colors and thats it.  

[Nena Trinity]

They are both tremendous but both has pros and cons!

[thenastyjbenny]

1 hour ago, Pohernori said:

Wtf did this thread turn into. 

 

 

Of course for nvidia specific games, you wouldn't get the same kind of peak performance from AMD. But in more neutral game like TF2, BF1 they perform around the same.

 

If you're having problems just disable all nvidia specific settings in games. You shouldn't need to worry about the driver overhead. Switching from my 390x to my 980 Ti. Both have the same amount of impact on my cpu. In games, AMD has the driver overhead sure but Nvidia's GFE is also quite resource heavy and a (I just can't get it to work)fucking control panel that keeps crashing.

 

AMD does have the better software at its current state but its not alot(i'd give it a 1% lead after that relive shit) better. You really shouldn't be seeing any drastic difference in experience. 1% goes to AMD having better colors and thats it.  

There's the sort of answer I wanted. Thanks mate, i'll keep this in mind.  

[ivan134]

1 hour ago, Nena360 said:

They are both tremendous but both has pros and cons!

Thanks for the input Mrs Trump