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Go read a bit more about AMD drivers optimization and how they work, consult info on what are the similarities between developing on PC and Next-Gen consoles, you'll see it's nothing like you imagine and much different.
So in my theory I would go blame AMD for not supporting through their hardware or driver software well enough the specific DirectX functionality used by Project Cars (I have an AMD HD 7970).
Because taking away from Nvidia to compensate for AMD non-optimisation is giving the wrong singnal to AMD.
And frankly, this video card development is going slow enough already.
I hear this brand arguement all the time as I'm sure everyone does. I'm sure there are Intel/Nvidia builds that will out perform mine but I couldn't be happier with my Price / performance margin.
But when a Nvidia-sponsered game (optimisation for ONE party) not only Nvidia GPU gets the upperhand but the AMD cards are simply left behind. Need For Speed Shift 2 for example has integrated PhysX and it runs crap on AMD hardware because of this. Any game with the Nvidia logo just ruins everything like console exclusivity.
So I am not surprised SlightlyMad is doing the same path as they did with Shift 1 and Shift 2 - partnered with Nvidia again.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2371711
Earlier I watched an IGN video and saw Nvidia logos inside your own game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH0ntsg9g9w
Eg 8:24 & 8:35 of the video.
I just Changed a GTX680 to a HD7990.
This HD7990 destroy the TITAN in most Benchmarks, many times being needed x2 TITAN to get the SAME or similar resulta as the HD7990
My surprise have been Epic when I am almost getting same FPS in a GPU card that is in other games 4 Times more powerfull in terms of FPS:
Here you can see some Examples:
http://www.vidaextra.com/hardware/jugar-a-4k-de-resolucion-primeros-benchmarks-con-las-tarjetas-mas-potentes-del-mercado
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/graphics/2013/11/27/battlefield-4-performance-analysis/3
http://www.futuremark.com/hardware/gpu
So: WHAT IS GOING ON? DX11 DRIVERS? AMD LAZY GUYS? NVIDIA PARTNERSHIP?
I don't know, but some one have to do something
You got the wrong point.
"My surprise have been Epic when I am almost getting same FPS in a GPU card that is in other games 4 Times more powerfull in terms of FPS:"
What I am trying to say is that it is not normal at all getting the same FPS in a GTX680
than in a HD7990.
HD7990 is much much much better in all games I have tried! it is double or more than GTX 680 in terms of FPS with everything in MAX settings.
I just bought a Oculus DK2, and I have got the ''supossed gaming most powerful card in market" to be always over 60 FPS in MAX setting no matter what.
So for now,HD7990 in PCars it's Getting same or less than a GTX680, Getting arround 20-30 FPS with thunderstorm and MAX settings
That made me become mad! and more than that is not knowing if there is a solution and when is that solution comming!