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#4679888 Posted on: 10/21/2013 03:30 PM
Yeah but G-Sync doesn't really need adoption for me to take advantage of it. Even if Nvidia only manages one partner monitor I can always buy that and use it for all my games. Mantle requires mass adoption for me to take advantage, it's completely out of my control. If there was like a Mantle software I could buy and it would make all games automatically use it somehow, then it would be similar to G-Sync and adoption wouldn't matter then.
Either way I wish these companies would start using more open standardized approaches with their stuff. Could you imagine if PhysX was on both AMD/Nvidia? Or G-Sync? Mantle? AMD's new audio platform? Adoption of all these sweet technologies would have been significantly more widespread. Instead they choose to sell like another 5 graphics cards. I mean I don't think I've ever based my decision on a card purchase on any of these companies proprietary technologies.
And that will be a even bigger problem for g-sync right now. You nee not only a certain gpu but also a new monitor in most cases as it stands.
Yeah but G-Sync doesn't really need adoption for me to take advantage of it. Even if Nvidia only manages one partner monitor I can always buy that and use it for all my games. Mantle requires mass adoption for me to take advantage, it's completely out of my control. If there was like a Mantle software I could buy and it would make all games automatically use it somehow, then it would be similar to G-Sync and adoption wouldn't matter then.
Either way I wish these companies would start using more open standardized approaches with their stuff. Could you imagine if PhysX was on both AMD/Nvidia? Or G-Sync? Mantle? AMD's new audio platform? Adoption of all these sweet technologies would have been significantly more widespread. Instead they choose to sell like another 5 graphics cards. I mean I don't think I've ever based my decision on a card purchase on any of these companies proprietary technologies.
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#4679891 Posted on: 10/21/2013 03:32 PM
My thoughts exactly
Wow Sweeney and Carmack in the same room.
My thoughts exactly
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#4679905 Posted on: 10/21/2013 03:45 PM
Well that is something I can definitely agree with, especially stuff that can be a huge benefit to pc gaming in general (I'm not too fussed about stuff like physx or tressfx as they add little to games overall.)
Either way I wish these companies would start using more open standardized approaches with their stuff.
Well that is something I can definitely agree with, especially stuff that can be a huge benefit to pc gaming in general (I'm not too fussed about stuff like physx or tressfx as they add little to games overall.)
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#4681551 Posted on: 10/23/2013 12:03 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RF0zgYFFNk
AMD Mantle - full conversation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RF0zgYFFNk
AMD Mantle - full conversation
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And that will be a even bigger problem for g-sync right now. You nee not only a certain gpu but also a new monitor in most cases as it stands.
Also although mantle is not the same api as xdog and ps3 it is still going to make it easier to port code over to it from consoles as like you said they are all written for the same GCN hardware.