NVIDIA ForceWare 158.45 DirectX 10 performance

Jelc · 11.06.2007., 14:43

Tute:
http://www.elitebastards.com/cms/ind...=416&Itemid=29

TheProfiler · 11.06.2007., 15:25

Super, ali ja koristim 158.24 WHQL....

EDIT: ali ovo je još jednom dobar pokazatelj koliko se može postić sa dobro napisanim driverima.
Ja još uvijek računam da su 8800 + vista driveri u vrlo lošim izdanjima te da će uskoro NVidia izbacit neke s kojima će moja sirota 8800GTS poletit za još 20-tak posto...

dadojaksa · 15.06.2007., 09:04

to sa 20% bi bilo odlično...

ja imam evga 8800 gts superclocked.. i dobijem 9200 bodova u 3dmark06..

jel to dobro.. ???

TheProfiler · 15.06.2007., 09:34

Citiraj:

Autor dadojaksa

to sa 20% bi bilo odlično...

ja imam evga 8800 gts superclocked.. i dobijem 9200 bodova u 3dmark06..

jel to dobro.. ???

Otprilike...ja dobijem 10 i nešto, zbog procesora...

Zvijerko · 15.06.2007., 09:50

S obzirom da ova tema ima veze s DX10 testovima i performansama 8x00 serija u istim, evo šta kažu na vr-zone.com :

The Call of Juarez Benchmark released last Friday is one of the first few DirectX 10 benchmarks for public to try out. According to NVIDIA however, the benchmark includes new code that substantially reduces performance of NVIDIA hardware. Basically, it is claimed to be very skewed towards ATi hardware. The key issues brought up are:

NVIDIA's DX10 hardware-based multi-sampled Anti-Aliasing resolve is disabled in the benchmark, with all NVIDIA GPUs now being forced to use software-based AA resolve similar to the ATI DX10 GPU (which lacks hardware AA resolve). This artificially deflates performance on NVDIA graphics cards and users are not getting the benefit of a key NVIDIA hardware feature.

A hidden "ExtraQuality" parameter only accessible via a configuration file is automatically enabled when the benchmark is run on NVIDIA hardware, no matter what the setting in the configuration file. This setting has no apparent visual quality enhancement, but reduces NVIDIA GPU performance.

Changes to shaders that deflate NVIDIA performance by approximately 10-14%, without improving visual quality on either NVIDIA or ATI GPUs.

It is interesting to see that battle on the GPU frontier seems to have spilt over to the games.

TheProfiler · 15.06.2007., 09:54

He he he...there's no biz like showbiz...

dadojaksa · 15.06.2007., 12:39

daj reci mi molim te kolka ti je temperatura graficke... ???

kod mene je (bar piše ) 70 stupnjeva ... :?

11.06.2007., 14:43	#1
Jelc Super Moderators Datum registracije: May 2002 Lokacija: Zg Postovi: 17,485	NVIDIA ForceWare 158.45 DirectX 10 performance Tute: http://www.elitebastards.com/cms/ind...=416&Itemid=29 __________________

11.06.2007., 15:25	#2
TheProfiler Gamer 2 the Bone Moj komp Datum registracije: Feb 2007 Lokacija: Zagreb, oko centra... Postovi: 1,640	Super, ali ja koristim 158.24 WHQL.... EDIT: ali ovo je još jednom dobar pokazatelj koliko se može postić sa dobro napisanim driverima. Ja još uvijek računam da su 8800 + vista driveri u vrlo lošim izdanjima te da će uskoro NVidia izbacit neke s kojima će moja sirota 8800GTS poletit za još 20-tak posto... __________________ - Nothing in this world is certain. That's the only certain thing I know. -

15.06.2007., 09:50	#5
Zvijerko Pečurka Datum registracije: Oct 2003 Lokacija: U blizini Osijeka Postovi: 1,294	S obzirom da ova tema ima veze s DX10 testovima i performansama 8x00 serija u istim, evo šta kažu na vr-zone.com : The Call of Juarez Benchmark released last Friday is one of the first few DirectX 10 benchmarks for public to try out. According to NVIDIA however, the benchmark includes new code that substantially reduces performance of NVIDIA hardware. Basically, it is claimed to be very skewed towards ATi hardware. The key issues brought up are: NVIDIA's DX10 hardware-based multi-sampled Anti-Aliasing resolve is disabled in the benchmark, with all NVIDIA GPUs now being forced to use software-based AA resolve similar to the ATI DX10 GPU (which lacks hardware AA resolve). This artificially deflates performance on NVDIA graphics cards and users are not getting the benefit of a key NVIDIA hardware feature. A hidden "ExtraQuality" parameter only accessible via a configuration file is automatically enabled when the benchmark is run on NVIDIA hardware, no matter what the setting in the configuration file. This setting has no apparent visual quality enhancement, but reduces NVIDIA GPU performance. Changes to shaders that deflate NVIDIA performance by approximately 10-14%, without improving visual quality on either NVIDIA or ATI GPUs. It is interesting to see that battle on the GPU frontier seems to have spilt over to the games. __________________ ECS Z77H2-A2X Deluxe I5 3350P G-Skill 16 GB DDR3 2133MHz Gainward Phantom GTX760 250 GB Samsung Evo Basic SSD XFX XTR 650W Silencio 650

15.06.2007., 09:54	#6
TheProfiler Gamer 2 the Bone Moj komp Datum registracije: Feb 2007 Lokacija: Zagreb, oko centra... Postovi: 1,640	He he he...there's no biz like showbiz... __________________ - Nothing in this world is certain. That's the only certain thing I know. -

15.06.2007., 09:04	#3
dadojaksa bad ass madafaka Moj komp Datum registracije: Aug 2006 Lokacija: Croatia Postovi: 139	to sa 20% bi bilo odlično... ja imam evga 8800 gts superclocked.. i dobijem 9200 bodova u 3dmark06.. jel to dobro.. ???

15.06.2007., 12:39	#7
dadojaksa bad ass madafaka Moj komp Datum registracije: Aug 2006 Lokacija: Croatia Postovi: 139	daj reci mi molim te kolka ti je temperatura graficke... ??? kod mene je (bar piše ) 70 stupnjeva ... :?

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