If lots of people play it, then who cares if you don't intend to?Yeah, it is a single stupid game that is an Nvidia title carrying the CCP narrative, and that I never intent to play anyway.
If lots of people play it, then who cares if you don't intend to?Yeah, it is a single stupid game that is an Nvidia title carrying the CCP narrative, and that I never intent to play anyway.
Typically only newer games that have unexpectedly terrible performance show much of a change with future game/driver improvements. So with a large sample of games the average difference stays close to the original results. Even when they go back years later and do a "how did XX age" with new games the results are usually pretty close unless one of the card has crossed a not enough VRAM threshold with the newer games.I have always wondered when a review like this is done, does the frame rate gap between GPUs in specific games stay as wide, or does Nvidia\AMD make optimizations in driver updates?
Ok, let me see now,: Grab one of your toys (any is fine), show me on the doll, exactly where my post made you hurt so badly.Jezus. I'll pay extra to not have to share a cab with the rabid AMD fanbase.
Hey, guys. Techspot is pretty supportive of AMD GPUs. They always put these articles in the context of cost/frame, which is generally good for AMD.
Do you guys also get upset that not every car review recommends just getting a Toyota or Kia?
Why would anyone run native when DLSS looks so good? It's just masochism at that point.The reality is, without a 4090 or a 5090, nobody can run Wukong with RT at native resolution.
Wukong is barely running at 66FPS at 1080p.
This would be fun to double blind test.I can both see it and feel it.
There is a difference between a lot of people playing the game vs playing the game with RT on. Most gamer don't own cutting edge GPUs or PCs, so I would think most people are playing the game with no or low RT settings. And using my laptop RTX 4070 to run this game, the low RT settings look quite bad and at the same time dropping performance significantly resulting in stuttery game play. Even when running this game with medium RT settings on a RTX 4070 Ti Super kills performance also when running the demo which is not as taxing as in game. At the end of the day, I avoid any games using Unreal Engine 5.If lots of people play it, then who cares if you don't intend to?
At the current inflated prices, I would say both cards are priced above what they are worth when looking at performance.Let's say if the 9070xt can fix the price at 700 comparing to 850 of 5070ti, base on the conclusion of this review then AMD should cut the price to around 600 (after tax) in order to be worthy ?
Why didn't you conclude that the 5070ti should cut the price around 100-150usd/euros to be worthy ?
I just don't get it but I'm loosing my trust with the GPU reviews from TS recently.
What does that have to do with the post I replied to?There is a difference between a lot of people playing the game vs playing the game with RT on. Most gamer don't own cutting edge GPUs or PCs, so I would think most people are playing the game with no or low RT settings. And using my laptop RTX 4070 to run this game, the low RT settings look quite bad and at the same time dropping performance significantly resulting in stuttery game play. Even when running this game with medium RT settings on a RTX 4070 Ti Super kills performance also when running the demo which is not as taxing as in game. At the end of the day, I avoid any games using Unreal Engine 5.
I play my games at Native with AA off at 2160p, thank you.Why would anyone run native when DLSS looks so good? It's just masochism at that point.
I'm running at 3440x1440 and am getting excellent fluidity in path traced titles after I ditched the 7900XTX for a 4080.
No, the Nvidia fanboys got spanked... they can't afford their 950$ 5070TI to begin with anyway...AMD got spanked.
Actually DLSS Quality is an upgrade from native without AA. It sounds like your bias is clouding your perception.I play my games at Native with AA off at 2160p, thank you.
Upscaling is a downgrade in image fidelity and anyone saying otherwise is either a fanboy or a BLIND fanboy.
As for Path Tracing... the 4090 cannot even do Path Tracing without Frame gen and Upscaling. You are degrading your image fidelity so much that using those features is making the game look WORST and the experience become a COMPROMISE.
In the meantime, God of War Ragnarok, a cross gen game, is the best looking game on the market even after 2 years of being released, and it doesn't use Ray Tracing!
The irony of playing with no AA and saying that anyone using upscaling is a blind fanboy isn't lost on me. People really need to let go of the old and incorrect notion that nothing can be better than native.I play my games at Native with AA off at 2160p, thank you.
Upscaling is a downgrade in image fidelity and anyone saying otherwise is either a fanboy or a BLIND fanboy.
I too notice inconsistencies in their testing. Some games are tested all on High instead of Ultra, or with no RT for example, but they'll happily run the max settings if they can purposely cripple a card with 8/12GB.It's interesting that techspot goes out of its way to turn off high ray tracing settings in games like Wukong to salvage performance in those titles and then praises the 9700XT for keeping within the ballpark of Nvidia's offering. Why not show us the full path traced results?
Yeah I feel like Techspot/HUB has picked their pet conclusions and then either molds the data or interpret the data to fit. If you read the data without the conclusions you can learn a lot, but I often watch or read the end of something and then scratch my head.I too notice inconsistencies in their testing. Some games are tested all on High instead of Ultra, or with no RT for example, but they'll happily run the max settings if they can purposely cripple a card with 8/12GB.
It's pretty easy to get the results you want to show, when you have total control of the testing methodology and apply it inconsistently to make sure you get the results you want.
Techspot is liberal/left wing and has favored AMD for years. Let them cry. Intel still has 76% market share and Nvidia still has the best drivers and fastest GPUS, with superior FXAA tech, amoung others. The 9070 has driver/timeout issues and most of AMDs lineup still has stuttering issues. Lots of threads on both. You get what you pay for.Why is the 9070XT not compared to the 5070? Thats the closest in price. Or at least why is the 5070 not on the charts? Its like pushing the narrative of AMD being cheaper and less performant than nVidia. Thats certainly the case for the high end, but in similar price brackets certainly not.
Nvidia still has the best drivers and fastest GPUS, with superior FXAA tech, amoung others. The 9070 has driver/timeout issues and most of AMDs lineup still has stuttering issues. Lots of threads on both. You get what you pay for.No, the Nvidia fanboys got spanked... they can't afford their 950$ 5070TI to begin with anyway...
They had one - they decided it sucked… so decided it didn’t warrant comparison despite being the card closest in price…The Radeon is not cheap enough to warrant purchasing if you ask me. I would spend the extra and get the 5070 Ti. I am curious how the 9070XT stacks up against the 5070, which I feel is the competitor for it as is priced around the same. Im assuming TS didnt have one on hand for the comparison.
But to me I need to be saving a significant amount to go with Radeon. After all the bad experiences I (and most other users) have had with AMD graphics cards.
Yep. rtx 5070ti 900-1100 dollars. 9070xt 800 900. Roughly 100 dollar difference in the US now.The Radeon is not cheap enough to warrant purchasing if you ask me. I would spend the extra and get the 5070 Ti. I am curious how the 9070XT stacks up against the 5070, which I feel is the competitor for it as is priced around the same. Im assuming TS didnt have one on hand for the comparison.
But to me I need to be saving a significant amount to go with Radeon. After all the bad experiences I (and most other users) have had with AMD graphics cards.
We need competition and I am cheering for AMD. Bring it on . I hope things heat up and AMD gets an even faster model out soon.Jezus. I'll pay extra to not have to share a cab with the rabid AMD fanbase.
Hey, guys. Techspot is pretty supportive of AMD GPUs. They always put these articles in the context of cost/frame, which is generally good for AMD.
Do you guys also get upset that not every car review recommends just getting a Toyota or Kia?