MasterGoa
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Saw that. Would be nice to get rid of afterburner. Since it refuses to start up with windows.
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I have been using AB for years and it works perfectly...
Mind you I am still on Win 7 PRO...
Saw that. Would be nice to get rid of afterburner. Since it refuses to start up with windows.
Here is the best thing however, the RX 470 manages to score the minimum VR spec across all the samples we came across. The minimum number we saw was in 13000 points range with overall P-Score around 12000 (which is the minimum VR spec in the 3D Mark 11 benchmark). On the last few runs however, the graphics figures shot as as 16000! Due to the fact that AMD has had time to refine drivers, we believe that the 16000 figure is a much more accurate representation of the performance the RX 470 will give when it finally hits the shelves.
As you can see from the single card benchmarks, the RX 470 is on average 4000-5000 points behind the RX 480 which averages a graphics score of around 18000 (with P-Scores ranging around 14500 points). This is something that is quite expected, considering both have the Polaris 10 chip (with the RX 470 housing the cut version with slightly less SP cores). If we are looking at 64 SPs to a single CU ratio that AMD has used in the past then the RX 470 could have SPs in the 2048 range. Since the full Polaris 10 GPU has 36 CUs that would put the RX 480 at a cool 2304 SPs. However, there have been instances in the past where AMD has hinted that it might not be sticking with the 64 SP to 1 CU ratio this time around, so until the official numbers are out, the exact count remains suspect.
Same article is speculating the SP per CU is higher than 64 this time in GCN 4.0. It might explain the higher transistor budget estimated at 8 billion.
Hmm...this made me very intriguing. I've figured out that they've made beefy SP per CU, so this could explains why RX 470 can performs as fast as R9 290 level with only fewer SPs. I can't wait to see how much performance can RX 480 do!
Definitely by those benches the SP's are either a lot more efficient or we have lot more SP's that we expect from the GCN 4.0 CU unit. Either way we win!
probobly not based on the power draw of the card..
Curiously, what card do you have right now? I have a 390X, but I think I'll keep it and might want to buy a 8GB RX 480. I'll probably move my 390X to my linux rig from main rig.
Oh ya but the fps increase from the previous 6950 was significant. I got the 290 on sale cheap. Current mobo wont take a 8000 class cpu... Most I could put in is a 1100t 6 core but I dont think its worth the upgrade over the 4 core 965.
http://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_from...x6+1100t.TRS0&_nkw=phenom+2+x6+1100t&_sacat=0
Its simply too much to pay for that old a cpu... ebay gougers