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Originally posted by atomsymbol View Post
Windows benchmarks published by other sites are showing similar performance for GTX 1060 and RX 480 (and R9 390). This increases the probability that RX 480 Linux performance will be competitive to GTX 1060 after additional Mesa optimizations.
In terms of power consumption, GTX 1060 wins.
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Originally posted by SaucyJack View PostIn DX12/Vulkan (on windows) the 480 destroys the 1060. So I guess it depends on how much future proofing you want.
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Originally posted by SaucyJack View PostEdit: It is really more that Nvidia is like Microsoft. They wipe their ass with standards and cut corners to improve performance. Some devs have already complained about this with DX12 and Vulkan.
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Originally posted by oooverclocker View PostAnd he did it again.Comparing the proprietary Nvidia driver vs. the open AMD- driver, leaving out AMD in the OpenCL- figures. This site is just a piece of Nvidia propaganda. It makes no sense to stay here any longer.
this is the only website show true opensource driver benchmarks... if you are a anti-F(L)OSS you can leave this side and read some closed source windows only benchmark websites.Phantom circuit Sequence Reducer Dyslexia
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Originally posted by atomsymbol View Post
Yes. The question that will be answered over time (2017+) is whether those 2304 shaders in RX 480 can be utilized 20% more optimally than today in order for RX 480 to generally outperform the GTX 1060's 1280 shaders running at a higher frequency.
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Newegg puts various models avaliable
http://www.newegg.com/videocards/PromotionStore/ID-1170
3 models stay on 250us: Zotac GTX 1060 Mini - EVGA GTX 1060 - PNY GTX 1060
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https://forum.beyond3d.com/threads/d...5#post-1927093
AMD GPUs do not support Feature Level 12_1 and will not even run future games that uses Feature Level 12_1, just like AMD SM2.0 GPUs that couldn't run SM 3.0 games at all.
0 FPS, period.
Nvidia GPUs are future proof, runs much more efficiently and quietly unlike AMD GPUs that will have to be replaced for Feature Level 12_1 support.
It's really sad that Michael does not ban the AMD trolls like SaucyJack and Qaridarium from crap posting in all Nvidia threads just because they're such losers at life.Last edited by GT220; 07-19-2016, 01:26 PM.
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Originally posted by jrch2k8 View PostWell, if you play DX11/OGL games and you don't care about blobs then the 1060 is the RX480 Killer but if you want to be future proof DX12/Vulkan then the RX480 has way more hardware muscle to stretch.
Although, future-proofing... DX12/Vulkan will have to be standard before newer GPU's obsolete these cards.
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