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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.
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Originally posted by remm View PostThe conclusion is the same everywhere: Polaris is plain bad from a technical standpoint compared to Pascal. Its price point can make up for that, and that's the end of the story.
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2016/...4#.V444q-0ytWQ
If you bias the set of games towards older, ROP-intensive apps then the 1060 wins, and if you bias towards newer, shader-intensive apps then the 480 wins. Look for review sites that don't stick to the reviewers guide and you'll get a more balanced picture.
Originally posted by remm View PostBut in no event I would place the RX480 ref card in one of my PCs, it's too easy to run into motherboard issues without actively looking for them.Last edited by bridgman; 19 July 2016, 10:41 AM.Test signature
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Originally posted by bridgman View Post
Citation needed. Comparable die size, comparable process, comparable performance (higher on newer apps, lower on older apps), slightly higher power draw but also more VRAM. What makes it "bad" ?
Edit: I'm really curious what in my original message made go into moderation...Last edited by bug77; 19 July 2016, 11:10 AM.
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Originally posted by theghost View PostPoor AMD, on Linux it's clear which card to pick, but on the Windows side (where most money is spend), the GTX 1060 is the clear winner on price/performance/watt.
Performance? Its about 5-6% in average. That's nothing about clear winner.
Watt. Yes thats true.
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Originally posted by Passso View PostWow that is so close to 980... for 249$ this is the best deal since a long time ago. Impressive.
(closed drivers are ok for me, so no flame plz)
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Originally posted by bridgman View Post
About the motherboard, the ref design still uses a lot on the pcie bus, I'm not comfortable with that and would like to avoid it if possible.
Honestly, I understand your fanboyish reaction in support to your employer, but this is still a bit pathetic.
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