Just Cause 3 - AMD VS Nvidia Performance Review
Graphical Comparisons - AMD vs Nvidia
Published: 1st December 2015 | Source: OC3D | Price: |
Graphical Comparisons - AMD vs Nvidia
Ever since the GPU wars began between AMD and Nvidia there have always been those who believe that one side or the other have forced the game to give inferior graphics to give the game a higher framerate and gain more favorable reviews for their own hardware as a result. While most of the time visual differences are minor or non existent, it is always worth checking to see if one side or the other has altered the visuals for a performance advantage.
As can be seen in the images below there is little to no difference between screenshots from AMD's R9 Fury X and Nvidia's GTX 980Ti, which is great to see and it almost guarantees that there is no driver or visual trickery going on here.
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concerning the performance of the game, did you notice any memory clock decreases while playing? I mate of mine has this peculiar problem where his 980 only runs at 3.300mhz instead of his 3.500mhz.Quote
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Originally Posted by TPC
concerning the performance of the game, did you notice any memory clock decreases while playing? I mate of mine has this peculiar problem where his 980 only runs at 3.300mhz instead of his 3.500mhz.
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i'm really starting to like these "PC performance" reviewsQuote
"Upon booting up the game alarm bells began ringing, once i saw the Nvidia's GameWorks logo appear I recoiled like a vampire to a cross, but hoped that perhaps this time things will be a little bit different.
Really? You shouldn't have such biased preconceptions when testing.
Good review though, and the predisposition implied above didn't go any further, in at least proved that performance is better on Nvidia hardware. Why even mention the accusation of implied competitor borking?
I would like more game reviews to state if they are SLI or Crossfire compatible upon release (a rarity these days) and if ultra widescreen (3440x1440) is natively supported or a hack is required. Some scores at the resolution would be nice too - go as TTL for some more hardware for your reviews
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Really? You shouldn't have such biased preconceptions when testing.
Good review though, and the predisposition implied above didn't go any further, in at least proved that performance is better on Nvidia hardware. Why even mention the accusation of implied competitor borking?
I would like more game reviews to state if they are SLI or Crossfire compatible upon release (a rarity these days) and if ultra widescreen (3440x1440) is natively supported or a hack is required. Some scores at the resolution would be nice too - go as TTL for some more hardware for your reviews
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Originally Posted by Mysterae
"Upon booting up the game alarm bells began ringing, once i saw the Nvidia's GameWorks logo appear I recoiled like a vampire to a cross, but hoped that perhaps this time things will be a little bit different.
Really? You shouldn't have such biased preconceptions when testing. Good review though, and the predisposition implied above didn't go any further, in at least proved that performance is better on Nvidia hardware. Why even mention the accusation of implied competitor borking? I would like more game reviews to state if they are SLI or Crossfire compatible upon release (a rarity these days) and if ultra widescreen (3440x1440) is natively supported or a hack is required. Some scores at the resolution would be nice too - go as TTL for some more hardware for your reviews ! |
Of course I understand that without two of each of the cards in your possession it's not easy to comment aside from whether the game purports to work or not.
Maybe if you have a couple of lower tier cards donated you can at least see whether it works or not, regardless of performance you would be able to ascertain whether both cards are working and if there's an improvement. The cost of course would be that it would take additional testing however you wouldn't need to run it at every resolution.
Whether that would be worth the time and expense or not is up to you. I'd like to see it but I understand the limitations. Still a very good review.
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Originally Posted by Permafrost
i'm really starting to like these "PC performance" reviews
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I think you could probably put this down to the fact that if it's a gameworks title then NVidia would have certainly had input and early access to write the drivers for it.
Any chance on an update once AMD release their driver? Once again it could be just at max resolution to measure the improvement.
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Clearly there is a significant difference. Team Red changed the colour of the car. Or maybe it's just coincidence
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