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GeForce & Radeon 1080p & 1440p Gaming Performance Roundup
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It’s become clear that AMD has really struck back hard in the high-end arena with its RDNA2 graphics cards. When nVidia released its first Ampere GeForces last fall, there’s no sugar coating the fact that we were really quite impressed, especially with regards to stack pricing vs. the previous gen. So it was only more impressive when AMD released its latest Radeons, and managed to largely keep up (if not surpass). With RDNA2, AMD technically caught up to the ray tracing performance of nVidia’s last-gen Turing, but the current-gen Ampere brings a notable improvement, and that’s not even counting DLSS, which can dramatically improve frame rates in games that can take advantage of it. Even if AMD is being held back by weaker ray tracing performance, and lacks some support for creator-type renders, the overall number of people impacted by either will be fairly small. Where AMD does well is delivering cards that gives users the top-end performance they’re after, with pretty favorable power consumption.
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Izvor: Techgage
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... još, ako AMD sa RDNA 3 dovede u red svoju verziju DLSS + RT kombinacije, svakak ne bude loša situacija, jer već je RDNA 2 arhitektura ispala osjetan korak naprijed.
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