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hi every one iam gonna buy my build tomorrow and iam confused between those Amd Or Nvidia and i don't know which one of them should i buy
Amd R9-270x sapphire vapor-x 2gb GDDR5
Or
Nivida GTX - 760 MSI Twin Frozr Gaming Edition
so which one is better between those
The Processor That I am Going To Use : I5-4460
Screen : 18.5 Inches 1366x768 768P
Usage : Hardcore Gaming (Every Game That Its Released Or Will Be Iam Gonna Play It )
so which one is better R9 is cheaper in my country
Amd R9-270x sapphire vapor-x 2gb GDDR5
Or
Nivida GTX - 760 MSI Twin Frozr Gaming Edition
so which one is better between those
The Processor That I am Going To Use : I5-4460
Screen : 18.5 Inches 1366x768 768P
Usage : Hardcore Gaming (Every Game That Its Released Or Will Be Iam Gonna Play It )
so which one is better R9 is cheaper in my country
aoa aoaa
June 13, 2014 12:06:10 PM
ksham said:
Question 1: No; I do not.Question 2: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/watch_dogs_vga_gra...
ok thanks man for helping this is my first build so please wish me good luck with it
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Question 1: No; I do not.
Question 2: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/watch_dogs_vga_gra...
Question 2: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/watch_dogs_vga_gra...
aoa aoaa
June 13, 2014 11:45:35 AM
ksham said:
aoa aoaa said:
so what i understood from that there aren't a lot of gaming developers who works with nividia and it seems the difference won't be with that wrong i am right , aren't I ?
I think you misread. It's not nvidia or AMD specific. Some games are more optimized for nvidia cards; some games are more optimized for amd cards; and some games are neutral. The optimized part just means that the company worked more closely with developers to make the best use of the hardware.
Perfect you helped me so a lot but i have two more question if i can ask both are about watch dogs cuz i care about this game a lot
do you know a release date of performance fix patch
and if there is benchmarks i would be thankful
aoa aoaa said:
so what i understood from that there aren't a lot of gaming developers who works with nividia and it seems the difference won't be with that wrong i am right , aren't I ?
I think you misread. It's not nvidia or AMD specific. Some games are more optimized for nvidia cards; some games are more optimized for amd cards; and some games are neutral. The optimized part just means that the company worked more closely with developers to make the best use of the hardware.
aoa aoaa
June 13, 2014 11:39:04 AM
BigBadBeef said:
Watch dogs is new and unoptimized, probably rushed the game out sooner than it was ready just to turn a quick buck, seen that countless of times with the "X"... not a single one came out clean... not one, X: Rebirth is the first one in the series of rushed disasters.So... uh... wait a while for patches and you should be fine.
my pc build will be afforded tomorrow
are you in knowledge about any release date of Watch Dogs' Patch
aoa aoaa
June 13, 2014 11:37:37 AM
ksham said:
I should mention that the advantage in the optimization is really small. About 5 fps, usually less. The optimized part only means that the game makes better use of one hardware's full potential than the other. This usually favors nvidia because they work closer to game developers and they spend a lot of time and effort in developing their game engine that is optimal to the games and API that game devs use. But again, the margin is small.so what i understood from that there aren't a lot of gaming developers who works with nividia
and it seems the difference won't be with that wrong i am right , aren't I ?
Watch dogs is new and unoptimized, probably rushed the game out sooner than it was ready just to turn a quick buck, seen that countless of times with the "X"... not a single one came out clean... not one, X: Rebirth is the first one in the series of rushed disasters.
So... uh... wait a while for patches and you should be fine.
So... uh... wait a while for patches and you should be fine.
I should mention that the advantage in the optimization is really small. About 5 fps, usually less. The optimized part only means that the game makes better use of one hardware's full potential than the other. This usually favors nvidia because they work closer to game developers and they spend a lot of time and effort in developing their game engine that is optimal to the games and API that game devs use. But again, the margin is small.
aoa aoaa
June 13, 2014 11:20:46 AM
BigBadBeef said:
aoa aoaa said:
oh yes i meant 720p i will not change this res even if i got money i will put them in vga or processor any way this thing about Nividia watch dogs is optimized for nividia's vga cards and i heard that nividia will help ubisoft in ac unity and the division will this cause frame rate drops ?No, this does not mean that it will run slower on amd's cards, it only means that it will run faster on nVidia card, cup half full kind of thing.
If they intentionally created any kinds of problems whatsoever with amd cards, it will cause a backlash so horrible that the devs will probably loose their entire AMD customer base... which would mean 50% less profit for them... so don't worry about it!
oh thanks man you helped me much but don't you know anything about watch dogs i heard there is alot of problems on pc i didn't try the game but i should afford after while
aoa aoaa
June 13, 2014 11:18:09 AM
ksham said:
aoa aoaa said:
aha but which build is better now Nividia's or Amd'sI already answered this question. Lowering or upping the resolution has no impact on which card is better. The GTX 760 is still more powerful. But if you don't need that horsepower and the R9 270X will work for your games and your needs, then use the extra $50 to buy the extra RAM modules.
but i don't know how much of time i will stay with 4 gigs of ram that's my problem i just wanted to know about the difference i am in knowledge about that GTX-760 is stronger but how many fps is the difference in addition my res is low if it's compared to HD
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