I don't believe so. They labeld the dx 11 one as dx 11 and it has lower performance for ati than the same res non dx 11.
They just screwed up something.
Maybe, I don't know. But they are _not_ running the same code-path.
I don't believe so. They labeld the dx 11 one as dx 11 and it has lower performance for ati than the same res non dx 11.
They just screwed up something.
If you look at the some of the high-level die shots, there does look to be an area of logic that looks like it was replicated 4 ways, and identically so.I think it's more a "virtual" structure than a real one just invented to have something resembling somehow the old TPCs . It would make more sense (just think of the load balancing issue between GPCs) if this structure simply does not exist in the way it is drawn in the slides.
Yeah, but they have two graphs of DIRT2 at 26x16x4aa and they show a 24% drop on the 5870 from the DX? to the DX11 graph. Very odd. Maybe they had vsync on
I was thinking the same thing. I'm curious to see the 480 benchmarked alongside a 1GB 5870 and a 2GB 5870. Then we can get an accurate performance picture and see how much a 1GB framebuffer is limiting performance at 2560x1600.Seems to me that the 5870 is framebuffer limited in some of these.
apparently it was the demo
on the 480 it defaults to dx9 which might account for the HUGE jump in frames
No, that doesn't explain it because they have two separate graphs for 25x16x4aa ultra and they have different numbers for HD5 on those two graphs. They had to run the HD5s two different ways.
Real reviews coming up. Why bother with propaganda?
I was thinking the same thing. I'm curious to see the 480 benchmarked alongside a 1GB 5870 and a 2GB 5870. Then we can get an accurate performance picture and see how much a 1GB framebuffer is limiting performance at 2560x1600.
Coz the real deal is ~4 hours out and this is B3D.
if frame buffer IS a problem that would explain why nvidia went with 1.5 of memory instead of the 1gb expected at first
Singing a bit too early aren't we?
not really there is much more to it then what Sontin just stated
Which bit? The info-strip-time or the domain name of this forum? :smile:Sweet, but not even semi-accurate.
Which bit? The info-strip-time or the domain name of this forum? :smile:
you will in about 3.5 hours