T toscar12 Honorable Jan 14, 2013 70 0 10,640 Sep 8, 2013 #1 When Amd says the drivers are improved by up to 9 percent at 2560x1600 with Ultra settings enabled. does that mean people running at 1080p get an increase to or is it at that res only?
When Amd says the drivers are improved by up to 9 percent at 2560x1600 with Ultra settings enabled. does that mean people running at 1080p get an increase to or is it at that res only?
Solution Gathorisx Sep 8, 2013 toscar12 : So no change at 1080p then?. That's a bummer No, if at 2560x1600 the improvement is 9-10% the improvement for 1080p should be more, if I am correct it should be a 10-20% improvement
toscar12 : So no change at 1080p then?. That's a bummer No, if at 2560x1600 the improvement is 9-10% the improvement for 1080p should be more, if I am correct it should be a 10-20% improvement
crisan_tiberiu Distinguished Nov 22, 2010 1,185 0 19,660 Sep 8, 2013 #2 it is what they say it is (atleast the number in% is theoretical and depends from system to system) Upvote 0 Downvote
T toscar12 Honorable Jan 14, 2013 70 0 10,640 Sep 8, 2013 #3 So no change at 1080p then?. That's a bummer Upvote 0 Downvote
Gathorisx Honorable Jan 6, 2013 116 0 10,710 Sep 8, 2013 Solution #4 toscar12 : So no change at 1080p then?. That's a bummer No, if at 2560x1600 the improvement is 9-10% the improvement for 1080p should be more, if I am correct it should be a 10-20% improvement Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
toscar12 : So no change at 1080p then?. That's a bummer No, if at 2560x1600 the improvement is 9-10% the improvement for 1080p should be more, if I am correct it should be a 10-20% improvement
T toscar12 Honorable Jan 14, 2013 70 0 10,640 Sep 8, 2013 #5 Wow sweet! I hope that's the case, thanks. If no one else has anything to say by tomorrow I will give you best answer Upvote 0 Downvote
Wow sweet! I hope that's the case, thanks. If no one else has anything to say by tomorrow I will give you best answer