Well, Returning to topic:
Thanks for talking with Coherence!
r7xxx with DirectX (You can't use OGL on r7xxx) is NOT faster than r6xxx with OpenGL & configured Correctly:
720p-1080p, Antialiasing, Anisotropic, Mipmaps, etc, all forced to get extreme graphics
On MY 2 PCs!
r7xxx have better Compatibility & less Bugs than r6xxx, more noticed on Wii Games
I like r7xxx to play ZeldaTP but without the extreme Graphics, just at 1280x720
Well, to be fair I havent tried the latest revisions because of Vacations, wich rev75xx is Good?
Ouch!
(04-17-2011, 09:31 PM)[SS Starscream Wrote: When you're running an i5/i7 rig with all high-end stuff you're not going to see any real change in speeds from revision to revision (unless something major was worked on). The i7 is strong enough to overcome almost all small issues that may have come about in new revisions. The people with the Athlon X2's, Core2Duo's or lower will notice some speed changes as time goes by, though.
Thanks for talking with Coherence!
(04-18-2011, 07:11 AM)LordVador Wrote:(04-18-2011, 03:09 AM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: lies
this revision is fast.
which one? 7370? maybe but I used 7128/7280/7442 and as I said games work better but often slower
r7xxx with DirectX (You can't use OGL on r7xxx) is NOT faster than r6xxx with OpenGL & configured Correctly:
720p-1080p, Antialiasing, Anisotropic, Mipmaps, etc, all forced to get extreme graphics
On MY 2 PCs!
r7xxx have better Compatibility & less Bugs than r6xxx, more noticed on Wii Games
I like r7xxx to play ZeldaTP but without the extreme Graphics, just at 1280x720
Well, to be fair I havent tried the latest revisions because of Vacations, wich rev75xx is Good?
(05-10-2011, 11:41 AM)ryancollins Wrote:(05-10-2011, 05:20 AM)Maverick Hunter X Wrote: All I can contribute with to this thread is that Dolphin works really good here and I don't find any of the newer SVN revisions slower at all.
I'm not an developer so I don't know anything about coding or Visual Studio.
I think it's on the contrary, I see small improvements the more of the newer revisions I try out.
Could be just me though
Or it could be your freakin' fast i7 2600k
Ouch!