Did you guys just buy 3dmark on Steam?
I got it super cheap in a sale a while back. It was like 3 or something, so figured I might as well get it.
But you can get the demo and run the normal fire strike benchmark. Just not the extreme.
Did you guys just buy 3dmark on Steam?
Any expectations/speculation for how well these new cards will run the likes of Witcher 3 and GTA5? I'm having a hard time resisting the upgrade urge. Those 970 prices are so tempting, but I'd kick myself if the two games I'm looking forward to most didn't get 60fps with/near max settings. Still, at that price point... Argh.
I got it super cheap in a sale a while back. It was like 3 or something, so figured I might as well get it.
But you can get the demo and run the normal fire strike benchmark. Just not the extreme.
I got it super cheap in a sale a while back. It was like 3 or something, so figured I might as well get it.
But you can get the demo and run the normal fire strike benchmark. Just not the extreme.
Guys, I'm flipping the fuck out. Installed my 970. Everything is great. I've never downsampled before but decided to try it with that new DSR thingy in the GeForce Experience and...holy shit.
I can never go back. I'm in love. This card...
There is no way of knowing how good these cards will run those games.
I'd bet that no single GPU solution is going to run the game at 1080p 60 with AA and all details maxed.Any expectations/speculation for how well these new cards will run the likes of Witcher 3 and GTA5? I'm having a hard time resisting the upgrade urge. Those 970 prices are so tempting, but I'd kick myself if the two games I'm looking forward to most didn't get 60fps with/near max settings. Still, at that price point... Argh.
DSR is laughably easy to use. I can't believe it just dumps extra resolutions into a games options. Downsampling went from annoying/needing a mod or impossible to trivial.
DSR is laughably easy to use. I can't believe it just dumps extra resolutions into a games options. Downsampling went from annoying/needing a mod or impossible to trivial.
the normal one will still benefit from SLI right? I know the extreme is aimed at SLI setups, so I wasn't sure.
Don´t know where to ask. What is the inferior model to these 2 and how does it fare for 1080p gaming?
I went with PS4 early and plan to build one at the end of 2015.
970 - $350/360
980 - $500
I'm okay with this.![]()
Don´t know where to ask. What is the inferior model to these 2 and how does it fare for 1080p gaming?
I went with PS4 early and plan to build one at the end of 2015.
Thanks but I mean if there is a lower model than those using Maxwell?
Thanks but I mean if there is a lower model than those using Maxwell?
What do you mean?
I assume you have a G-sync monitor and never owned a AMD card before and will never switch from NVIDIA again otherwise you make no sense.
Nvidia not going to support VESA Adaptive Sync
I think my boner just died a little.
I'm going to be forced to a company's GPU whenever I want to upgrade in the future depending on what monitor I have? G-Sync monitors are horribly overpriced currently.
This is HD-DVD vs Blu-Ray all over again. This anti-consumer nonsense needs to end a standard needs to be established sooner rather than later.
I have a hard time understanding why they wouldn't. Couldn't just lead to more people buying their GPUs?...
nvidia are never going to change are they
Nvidia screws up all the time. Locked voltage anyone?I will stick to Nvidia unless they screw up.
Any expectations/speculation for how well these new cards will run the likes of Witcher 3 and GTA5? I'm having a hard time resisting the upgrade urge. Those 970 prices are so tempting, but I'd kick myself if the two games I'm looking forward to most didn't get 60fps with/near max settings. Still, at that price point... Argh.
Do you have to turn it on anywhere or does it just appear in games?DSR is laughably easy to use. I can't believe it just dumps extra resolutions into a games options. Downsampling went from annoying/needing a mod or impossible to trivial.
Do you have to turn it on anywhere or does it just appear in games?
I'm new to downsampling and not sure if it works on specific titles, how to qualify, etc... However, I booted up RE4 at 4k and this is the result.
The RE4 shots actually had a problem with fraps. Fixed it.
Here is a DS shot at 4K of DMC4. It looks great in motion.
Should just be a driver download: intel usb 3I can't use USB3 right now so I gotta go figure out how to fix this without reinstalling my OS...
Luckily I just could hit a switch in my BIOS to make them work again but I can't use USB3 right now so I gotta go figure out how to fix this without reinstalling my OS... be even more cautious if you use an AMD board since apparently it will also corrupt your SATA drivers. Blargh.
DSR is laughably easy to use. I can't believe it just dumps extra resolutions into a games options. Downsampling went from annoying/needing a mod or impossible to trivial.
Got my MSI 970 this afternoon. Short PSA ahead: don't use AMDs driver cleaning utility. I thought it would be good to use to get rid of more than what the uninstall routine of Catalyst does but well. It fucked up the USB drivers and Windows wouldn't recognize mouse / keyboard and any other USB devices. Luckily I just could hit a switch in my BIOS to make them work again but I can't use USB3 right now so I gotta go figure out how to fix this without reinstalling my OS... be even more cautious if you use an AMD board since apparently it will also corrupt your SATA drivers. Blargh.
Anyway, on #TeamGreen now. Card is super silent, driver panel is day and night in comparison to AMD. Let's see what this bad boy can do.
Strange problem here...
Just tried out Watch Dogs and maxed everything (borderless windowed). The game ran at 35-40 FPS on average. That's not so strange though. But the graphics card was not even fully used. I had precision x open on the other monitor and it was @ 60°C max with ~ 80 to 90% usage. It even downclocked every now and then lol. What's causing this?
Strange problem here...
Just tried out Watch Dogs and maxed everything (borderless windowed). The game ran at 35-40 FPS on average. That's not so strange though. But the graphics card was not even fully used. I had precision x open on the other monitor and it was @ 60°C max with ~ 80 to 90% usage. It even downclocked every now and then lol. What's causing this?
Awesome. Never down sampled before but it's be silly not to when it's this easy and I have SLI 970sYou go into the Nvidia control panel and just enable the resolutions you want to appear in games. It tricks the games into thinking you have a monitor that supports them.
As long as the game itself supports resolutions that high, theyll just appear in the game settings wherever you choose resolution.
I do not have G-SYNC monitor but I will stick to Nvidia unless they screw up.
So this is a non issue for me.
I don't see anything wrong with Nvidia sticking to their tech.
I have a hard time understanding why they wouldn't. Couldn't just lead to more people buying their GPUs?
Did you guys just buy 3dmark on Steam?
Should just be a driver download: intel usb 3
Reinstalling your motherboard chipset drivers should fix the usb3 issue.
I recommend DDU in safe mode over the AMD cleaning utility for both AMD/Nvidia driver cleaning in advance of a switch.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
Probably asked a thousand times: best 970? I don't care about sound. Performance and heat management is what I look for.
i7 3770 @ stock clock. @ ~ half load all the timeWatchdogs is a hot mess of a PC game. Poorly optimized, very CPU dependent. What CPU do you have?
What's causing it is that Watch Dogs is a *terrible* port. It's a complete mess and they never fixed it.
I understand why NVIDIA is doing it but it doesn't change the fact that it's anti-consumer.
Look how many people in this very thread went from an AMD card to this card. If nothing changes in the future you (not any of you specifically) might be forced to buy the worse/more expensive card due to your monitor. You can't predict the future but you might have to now.
Nvidia making the most of their tech. It's great to see G-SYNC vs Adaptative Sync.
The best solution will win and we will have to adapt, I'm 100% fine with this.
nice case. Is that the Cosmos S? That's the one I have, and I love it.
My cards are out for delivery, and someone is at my house ready to sign for them.
So, things are looking good right now and I hope to have pictures later of my finished build. Fingers still tightly crossed.
I understand why NVIDIA is doing it but it doesn't change the fact that it's anti-consumer.
Look how many people in this very thread went from an AMD card to this card. If nothing changes in the future you (not any of you specifically) might be forced to buy the worse/more expensive card due to your monitor. You can't predict the future but you might have to now.
Nvidia making the most of their tech. It's great to see G-SYNC vs Adaptative Sync.
The best solution will win and we will have to adapt, I'm 100% fine with this.