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Review: Hitman 2016: PC graphics performance benchmarks
We peek at the all new Hitman (2016) in our usual ways. We have a look at performance with the newest graphics cards and technologies. We'll test the game on the PC platform relative towards graphics card performance with the latest AMD/NVIDIA graphics card drivers. Multiple graphics cards are being tested and benchmarked.
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#5246036 Posted on: 03/16/2016 01:43 PM
That's how it goes. That 770 probably cost him 300€+ when he got it, 4GB version wear a price premium as well. Its barely pushing 25fps in latest games while his competitor is pushing double the frame rate.
To be honest i would be pissed and reconsider what i would bought next.
Does the 4GB version get the same framerate as the 2?
That's how it goes. That 770 probably cost him 300€+ when he got it, 4GB version wear a price premium as well. Its barely pushing 25fps in latest games while his competitor is pushing double the frame rate.
To be honest i would be pissed and reconsider what i would bought next.
Does the 4GB version get the same framerate as the 2?
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#5246040 Posted on: 03/16/2016 01:45 PM
If you take a look at the graph some of the cards above 770 (like 380) is 2GB card too. So im thinking extra Vram on such a card dosnt help a bit.
Does the 4GB version get the same framerate as the 2?
If you take a look at the graph some of the cards above 770 (like 380) is 2GB card too. So im thinking extra Vram on such a card dosnt help a bit.
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#5246041 Posted on: 03/16/2016 01:47 PM
It would be awesome to see a cpu scaling analysis in these game reviews.
It would be awesome to see a cpu scaling analysis in these game reviews.
Denial
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#5246045 Posted on: 03/16/2016 01:54 PM
The 380 has delta memory compression though, which AMD's own estimate is a 40% increase.
I'd actually be curious to see a 770 (4GB) vs 950 vs 770 (2GB) benchmark.
If you take a look at the graph some of the cards above 770 (like 380) is 2GB card too. So im thinking extra Vram on such a card dosnt help a bit.
The 380 has delta memory compression though, which AMD's own estimate is a 40% increase.
I'd actually be curious to see a 770 (4GB) vs 950 vs 770 (2GB) benchmark.
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Please just look at what you have said about your 770s and now you buy Nvidia again ,
I myself is beginning to regreat the purchase of my 980 ti s , if i could have my time again, i would go for the fury x as i can bet you now my 980 ti's next year will be poo and the fury x will just keep getting better .
Its time for a change guys ,, Nvidia's cards don't stand the test of time , if you don't mind upgrading every year well that's fine but i'm fed up it myself and what more for my money
That's how it goes. That 770 probably cost him 300€+ when he got it, 4GB version wear a price premium as well. Its barely pushing 25fps in latest games while his competitor is pushing double the frame rate.
To be honest i would be pissed and reconsider what i would buy next.