From that I'd say on par and call me a tin foil hatter but I bet if AMD didn't have specific hardware in Vega that handles DX12 feature sets well, 1 of them being prefetching, I think it's called that, Then I have a gut feeling Nvidia wouldn't have released a 15-25% performance upgrade driver, Tin foil hat I know ^_^
From that I'd say on par and call me a tin foil hatter but I bet if AMD didn't have specific hardware in Vega that handles DX12 feature sets well, 1 of them being prefetching, I think it's called that, Then I have a gut feeling Nvidia wouldn't have released a 15-25% performance upgrade driver, Tin foil hat I know ^_^
This driver seems to have a slight bug (for me) where my GPU doesn't return to 2d/idle clocks if I start doing something on my 144hz monitor. Its like that fantastic issue they took three months to fix back when I had my 780ti and this very 144hz 1440p monitor.
Its like the GPU switches to 3d clocks if I open a tab/do something that would require hardware rendering on chrome.
This driver seems to have a slight bug (for me) where my GPU doesn't return to 2d/idle clocks if I start doing something on my 144hz monitor. Its like that fantastic issue they took three months to fix back when I had my 780ti and this very 144hz 1440p monitor.
Its like the GPU switches to 3d clocks if I open a tab/do something that would require hardware rendering on chrome.
I would leave chrome on the new tab page, nothing on it, GPU clocks would shoot up to 1721. Disabled hardware acceleration and it would sit at 300mhz like normal.
Pretty sure this happened with people last year
What program it allows or disallows a connection to. Normally when I buy a new game my firewall "windows defender will pop up and prompt me to allow the connection" but it varies depending on which Anti-virus you have on your PC