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Ashes of Singularity: DirectX 12 Benchmark II review





Stardock and Oxide Games have updated their Beta with a new DirectX 12 benchmark. We take a look at this new build in relation towards PC gaming graphics card performance with AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards, and mix them in Explicit Multi-GPU mode.
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Embra
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Posted on: 02/24/2016 08:21 PM
Fascinating review Hilbert, thank you.
Fascinating review Hilbert, thank you.
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Posted on: 02/24/2016 08:25 PM
Yep, brand new API and an Early Access title. Good way to make your mind up about a card.
Nvidia dx12 performance is lost, game over AMD won.
Yep, brand new API and an Early Access title. Good way to make your mind up about a card.
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Posted on: 02/24/2016 08:36 PM
It's pretty impressive -- definitely shows how hardware Async can improve performance in heavy compute situations. Whether or not most games will experience that, I guess is left to be seen.
By the time any real DX12 title is released, Polaris/Pascal will probably be out and I'll be looking to upgrade. It's highly possible that Nvidia was too late into Pascal's design to remedy the hardware Async problem. That would be good news for AMD, as they could come out strong in the first iteration of DX12 products.
It's pretty impressive -- definitely shows how hardware Async can improve performance in heavy compute situations. Whether or not most games will experience that, I guess is left to be seen.
By the time any real DX12 title is released, Polaris/Pascal will probably be out and I'll be looking to upgrade. It's highly possible that Nvidia was too late into Pascal's design to remedy the hardware Async problem. That would be good news for AMD, as they could come out strong in the first iteration of DX12 products.
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Posted on: 02/24/2016 08:36 PM
”Explicit mode Multi-GPU rendering” - translation ”let's make peace not war”
”Explicit mode Multi-GPU rendering” - translation ”let's make peace not war”
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Nvidia dx12 performance is lost, game over AMD won.