| JRPGfan said:
No its not, because they dont "scale" or perform equally in close to metal benchmarks. AMD does much better in DX12 & Vulkan, than it does in DX11 games (that usually favor nvidia), ontop of the fact that your wrong about the performance increase via drivers for nvidia vs amd. AMD usually scale higher, they launch with terrible drivers, that overtime improve more than nvidia's.
If your trying to get a idea, of how a 512 Gflop Tegra X1 would compair to a AMD card, you should be useing DX12 + Vulkan benchmarks. |
Both still increase performance as time goes on. And that AMD starts worse and gets much better is more of a notion that comes from the old ATI days and can't be proven truth today. Current AMD drivers are really good even when the cards come out as far as I know.
Neither of us has those "close to the metal" bechmarks, so we can't do anything about it but use DX 11.
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