like topic say's
is this card any good whit dolphin and how much of cards "power"
does dolphin even use?
personally it feels about 55% or so
just wondering so had to ask
Buy it and see it for yourself.
(01-26-2011, 12:47 PM)tuanming Wrote: [ -> ]Buy it and see it for yourself.
umm already have it why you think i sayed it feels like 55% of power it has?
Download GPU to see your gpu load, don't feel or think, look!
(01-26-2011, 12:58 PM)tuanming Wrote: [ -> ]Download GPU to see your gpu load, don't feel or think, look!
well my feel whas off by 3% so not not using all the mojo of card
(01-26-2011, 01:50 PM)jumpei Wrote: [ -> ] (01-26-2011, 12:58 PM)tuanming Wrote: [ -> ]Download GPU to see your gpu load, don't feel or think, look!
well my feel whas off by 3% so not not using all the mojo of card
What resolution did you played at? Play dolphin at your monitor native resolution, turn on pixel lighting, pixel depth, EFB to ram, go crazy with AA and AF. This should do the trick to bring up your gpu load.
Getting an accurate gpu load reading out of a program is flat out impossible unless it gives you the load of each piece of fixed function logic separately. Simply change settings like efb scale, SSAA, and pixel lighting until you start to see a drop, then you'll know that one of the pipeline stages has hit full load and you need to back off. With a GTX 570 3x efb scale + 4xSSAA should run smooth as silk in any games. But 9xSSAA and pixel lighting may be too much for some games.
@tuanming
By the way just so you know switching from efb to texture to efb to ram does not increase gpu load. It simply creates a memory bottleneck in exchange for accuracy (since you're copying the efb into and out of system ram instead of video ram, but it's still rendered the same way at the same resolution).
It's good but not perfect.
I have 580 and it can't run all games at the absolute maximum settings (incl. max aa), especially at 2560x1600. But at 1080p you will have no problems with 570 mostly)
Currently, no single gpu is powerful enough to max out settings in pc games with a 2560x1600 a resolution to reach a stable 60+ fps. Dolphin on the other hand, put more tax or stress on the games' resolution than the typical pc res because it's doing more workloads than just merely playing games on pc. At least, this is how i think it goes.
yeah i don't know what dolphin is doing but surely it does not work just like a pc game,
still games look awesome with 16xAF, even without AA,