I've been using an i3 and AMD VGA for years, maybe that's why I always noticed a lot of CPU bottleneck and felt the need to recommend faster CPUs than what I have... it's quite a shame for AMD, when their VGAs offer better perf/$ only with higher end CPUs...
but this is something worth investigating more, can they reproduce this behavior in more games? what about different CPUs, could this be specific to the i3 (dual core with HT) compared to let's say a sandy bridge i5 at 3ghz...
This is different.I am only taking about draw calls and how Nvidia perform better on low end CPU on Dx that is all.Not sure why you felt the need to bring this up again. There's a thread about it already.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2406682
No is the same. Is about COD AW and how Nvidia has much better DX drivers than AMD. It has been brought up on the thread I posted.
I've been using an i3 and AMD VGA for years, maybe that's why I always noticed a lot of CPU bottleneck and felt the need to recommend faster CPUs than what I have... it's quite a shame for AMD, when their VGAs offer better perf/$ only with higher end CPUs...
but this is something worth investigating more, can they reproduce this behavior in more games? what about different CPUs, could this be specific to the i3 (dual core with HT) compared to let's say a sandy bridge i5 at 3ghz...
The last time I checked AMD R9 cards were matching or beating their Kepler counterparts in COD AW. btw other than computerbase which ran the benchmarks again with catalyst 14.11.1 beta which improved performance, the rest of the sites ran with 14.9.2 beta. So it would be even more favourable if the other sites ran with 14.11.1 beta
http://www.computerbase.de/2014-11/benchmarks-amd-treiber-cod-advanced-warfare/
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_page..._graphics_performance_benchmark_review,6.html
http://www.sweclockers.com/artikel/19592-snabbtest-grafikprestanda-i-call-of-duty-advanced-warfare
http://www.benchmark.pl/testy_i_recenzje/call-of-duty-recenzja/strona/23024.html
http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Call-of-Duty-Advanced-Warfare-PC-258559/Specials/Test-Technik-1141322/
The point is that there is already a thread about COD Ghost and it has been talked about Nvidia performing better than AMD.
You made the call to make another to talk about it again.
But yet I am the troll.
I've been using an i3 and AMD VGA for years, maybe that's why I always noticed a lot of CPU bottleneck and felt the need to recommend faster CPUs than what I have... it's quite a shame for AMD, when their VGAs offer better perf/$ only with higher end CPUs...
but this is something worth investigating more, can they reproduce this behavior in more games? what about different CPUs, could this be specific to the i3 (dual core with HT) compared to let's say a sandy bridge i5 at 3ghz...
on a slower cpu and while gameplay not 30 to 40 secs benchmark inside the building.Yeah this came up with those pclab.pl(?) benchmarks, but didn't realize that it would be this bad. r9 280 worse than 750ti is pretty shocking.
Yeah this came up with those pclab.pl(?) benchmarks, but didn't realize that it would be this bad. r9 280 worse than 750ti is pretty shocking.
Hello, can someone explain why I see pagefile activity although I have disabled it?
MSI AB reports both RAM and Pagefile being used, although pagefile is disabled!
I think that if the game was not using pagefile at all, it would run faster in general.
"Pagefile" on MSI AB is not Windows pagefile but rather total RAM usage.
Oh I see.
Still it has separate values for ram usage and pagefile.
My pagefile was indeed disabled though. I Alt+tabbed and there was no pagefile created on any of the drives.