Hi guys ,I just wanna to ask ,maybe somebody saw anywhere tool or program similar to RadeonPro or AtiTrayTools which could enable NVidias Adaptive VSync for ATI cards ? I think it's a great feature but ATI doesn't wanna support it .
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Adaptive VSync (for ATI)
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Regular v-sync works fine for my GPUs in CFX. I will leave Adaptive V-Sync for 600-series card owners. I'm always weary of new technology that hasn't been proven yet.
Adaptive V-Sync is old technology but just now implemented in to NVidias drivers ,consoles are using that technology many years to lessen stuttering,somehow this wasn't implemented for the PC gamers and most gamers now thinks that it is new tech. this isn't new .
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Better driver feature sets are one of the reasons why I prefer nvidia. I also like the driver interface better.
Note that adaptive vsync works with all the graphics series, not just the 600s.
Note that adaptive vsync works with all the graphics series, not just the 600s.
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Well, that sucks big time. I mean the only good thing that they could actually port from consoles to PC was left out. No wonder PC gamers hate consoles, they haven't brought a single good thing to PC's. Where in the other direction, there were major leaps...
yeah I really regret that i bought ATI card ,frame limiter ,SSAO for any game , adaptive vsync- non of those things are implemented into ATI drivers .. Even post-processing AA like FXAA looks better than blurry MLAA .
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I can say that since they released the new driver i have been using Adaptive Vsync in most games now, i think it's great.
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One of the reasons i switched back to Nvidia, i feel AMD/ATI don't innovate as much as Nvidia does. The FXAA is indeed better than the MLAA.