| Pemalite said:
I only go by Anandtech, with a spinkle of Linustechtips. So with that in mind...
Metro 4K res, High Quality: Titan is 1.1fps slower. Metro 4K res, Low Quality: Titan is 4.9fps slower. Metro 1440P, High Quality: Titan is 2.6fps slower. Metro 1080P, Very High Quality: Titan is 5.4fps slower.
Keep in mind, you can generally have a margin of error of around 2%.
Hows about an AMD endorsed Title? Battlefield 3? 4k res, Ultra Quality: Titan is 2.5fps slower. 4k res, Medium Quality: Titan is 0.1fps slower. 1440P, Ultra Quality: Titan is 8.3fps faster. 1080P, Ultra Quality: Titan is 14.6fps faster.
Crysis 3? 4k res, Medium Quality: Titan is 3.2fps faster. 4k res, low quality: Titan is 1.7fps faster. 1440P, High-Quality: Titan is 5.8fps faster. 1080P, High Quality: Titan is 7fps faster.
Another AMD title? Bioshock Infinite. 4k res, Ultra quality: Titan is 3.4fps faster. 4k res, Medium Quality: Titan is 1.3fps slower. 1440P, Ultra Quality: Titan is 6.6fps faster. 1080P, Ultra quality: Titan is 9.8fps faster.
Not exactly a home run for AMD is it? I ask you... Is that kind of performance delta really worth it to upgrade from Titan to the 290X?
Do keep in mind that the "uber" or "fast" bios is essentially an overclock, it's really not fair to compare unless you also do the same for Titan. Also, Titan runs cooler and uses less power and is far more silent. nVidia also offers PhysX and Adaptive V-Sync (You need a 3rd party tool for AMD to have the same functionality.), faster game profile releases for Multi-GPU set-ups.
AMD have also yet to fix the frame latency issues too, it's been how many months?
You can check my numbers here: http://www.anandtech.com/show/7457/the-radeon-r9-290x-review
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