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AMD Radeon VII 3DMark results Surface
AMD is yet to release the up and coming Radeon VII, the first benchmarks, however, have been spotted and posted. An in Fire Strike the card scores approximately equal to the GeForce RTX 2080 from Nvidia, in 3DMark Time Spy the Radeon VII is a notch slower.
The results find their way by Tum Apisak, he found the results simply in the 3DMark online database. While Radeon VII is marked as an 'unknown video card'. All scores are graphics scored by the way, these are more accurate then a weighed score with CPU included.
- For 3DMark Fire Strike benchmark, the Radeon VII has scored ~27,500 points which is faster than a GeForce RTX 2080 FE. In Ultra mode Fire Strike Ultra the AMD card is also slightly faster with ~6870 points, compared with ~6400 points for the RTX 2080 FE as measured here at Guru3D.
- 3DMark Time Spy seems different. The score is 8700 points, while an RTX 2080 FE gets 11,000 points in that test (based on the Guru3D measurement.
- Twitter user Komachi also noticed Radeon VII results in the Final Fantasy XV benchmark. The card scores lower than the RTX 2080, but higher than the RTX 2070.
Radeon VII is only released on 7 February.
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#5633050 Posted on: 01/29/2019 07:35 PM
Did u get your's yet to play with it, sir?
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#5633056 Posted on: 01/29/2019 07:43 PM
I am going to take that as a yes! Looking forward to the review Hilbert!
I am going to take that as a yes! Looking forward to the review Hilbert!
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#5633059 Posted on: 01/29/2019 07:48 PM
These things will only improve with time.
I believe AMD improves GPUs over time much more than Nvidia does.
I honestly think this cards performance will increase over time. Not to 2080ti levels but to in between the 2080 an ti somewhere.
These things will only improve with time.
I believe AMD improves GPUs over time much more than Nvidia does.
I honestly think this cards performance will increase over time. Not to 2080ti levels but to in between the 2080 an ti somewhere.
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#5633062 Posted on: 01/29/2019 08:04 PM
These things will only improve with time.
I believe AMD improves GPUs over time much more than Nvidia does.
I honestly think this cards performance will increase over time. Not to 2080ti levels but to in between the 2080 an ti somewhere.
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-nvidia-driver-updates-performance-tested,5707.html
Both companies improve their drivers, both companies beat out eachother in different scenarios, they are effectively equal in their improvements unless you're specifically looking at 1 game, and then it'll depend on which game it is to determine who is "better" at improving performance through drivers
In fact, on average, nvidia performance via driver updates is 4.3% improvement, vs AMDs 2.3% average, which would state that technically, nvidia is better, unlike your statement says. But realistically, it all depends on the game, and a 2.3% or 4.3% is not enough to worry about in the first place. The places that either companies get the biggest improvements from are games where a specific companies card didn't work well in due to a bug or bugs from the beginning, such as rise of the tomb raider for AMD, which saw a pretty big improvement over initial drivers, but this is kinda a double edge sword, as yes, it saw big improvements, but it only saw big improvements due to the fact that there was a bug causing lower then expected performance on the initial driver....this is less "optimization" and more "we had issues in the beginning, now we don't".
These things will only improve with time.
I believe AMD improves GPUs over time much more than Nvidia does.
I honestly think this cards performance will increase over time. Not to 2080ti levels but to in between the 2080 an ti somewhere.
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-nvidia-driver-updates-performance-tested,5707.html
Both companies improve their drivers, both companies beat out eachother in different scenarios, they are effectively equal in their improvements unless you're specifically looking at 1 game, and then it'll depend on which game it is to determine who is "better" at improving performance through drivers
In fact, on average, nvidia performance via driver updates is 4.3% improvement, vs AMDs 2.3% average, which would state that technically, nvidia is better, unlike your statement says. But realistically, it all depends on the game, and a 2.3% or 4.3% is not enough to worry about in the first place. The places that either companies get the biggest improvements from are games where a specific companies card didn't work well in due to a bug or bugs from the beginning, such as rise of the tomb raider for AMD, which saw a pretty big improvement over initial drivers, but this is kinda a double edge sword, as yes, it saw big improvements, but it only saw big improvements due to the fact that there was a bug causing lower then expected performance on the initial driver....this is less "optimization" and more "we had issues in the beginning, now we don't".
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Did u get your's yet to play with it, sir?