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#5315039 Posted on: 08/02/2016 09:48 AM
Article has been updated:
- Updated Tomb Raider - RX 480 results with the new 16.7.3 driver
- Added Doom - Vulkan TSSAA 8tx results compared to OpenGL 4.5
Article has been updated:
- Updated Tomb Raider - RX 480 results with the new 16.7.3 driver
- Added Doom - Vulkan TSSAA 8tx results compared to OpenGL 4.5
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#5315066 Posted on: 08/02/2016 11:17 AM
Well what do you know, it almost reaches the Fury GPU's performance in Rise of the Tomb Raider (DX12 now with those optimizations, impressive.
(Catching up to the 1060 as well at higher resolutions.)
EDIT: DOOM is seeing some improvements as well via Async though higher resolutions tax the GPU which results in smaller gains.
(A decent gain of 6 - 7 FPS on 1080p although the GPU is already running the game at 120+ FPS at that res though it tanks after that down to 80 at 1440p and then 40 at 2160p though at 1080p it might be able to retain those 120+ framerate figures now even on more demanding levels although probably not all the time but still good for people using 120hz monitors and at 1440p 60+ should be viable too though above that framerate might drop to around 30-ish at 2160p which is a bit low for a fast paced shooter like this.)
EDIT: 8 GB VRAM should allow for "Nightmare" texture quality too although shadows might tax the GPU a bit more.
Well what do you know, it almost reaches the Fury GPU's performance in Rise of the Tomb Raider (DX12 now with those optimizations, impressive.
(Catching up to the 1060 as well at higher resolutions.)
EDIT: DOOM is seeing some improvements as well via Async though higher resolutions tax the GPU which results in smaller gains.
(A decent gain of 6 - 7 FPS on 1080p although the GPU is already running the game at 120+ FPS at that res though it tanks after that down to 80 at 1440p and then 40 at 2160p though at 1080p it might be able to retain those 120+ framerate figures now even on more demanding levels although probably not all the time but still good for people using 120hz monitors and at 1440p 60+ should be viable too though above that framerate might drop to around 30-ish at 2160p which is a bit low for a fast paced shooter like this.)
EDIT: 8 GB VRAM should allow for "Nightmare" texture quality too although shadows might tax the GPU a bit more.
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#5315070 Posted on: 08/02/2016 11:32 AM
does fury get any benefits with newer drivers?
does fury get any benefits with newer drivers?
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#5315072 Posted on: 08/02/2016 11:34 AM
Article has been updated:
- Updated Tomb Raider - RX 480 results with the new 16.7.3 driver
- Added Doom - Vulkan TSSAA 8tx results compared to OpenGL 4.5
Thank you, HH. I know it was annoying but these are now valid results.
Article has been updated:
- Updated Tomb Raider - RX 480 results with the new 16.7.3 driver
- Added Doom - Vulkan TSSAA 8tx results compared to OpenGL 4.5
Thank you, HH. I know it was annoying but these are now valid results.
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Well, well... he actually have one. Who is triggered now, Noisiv?
btw, use latest 16.7.3, gives a little boost (if that is your card).
I am using 16.7.3.
Bug in AMD installer results in displaying it as 16.7.2
Now find some other thread to look silly