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[nemesis.ie]

Er, not really, no, it will still be the same % slower/faster overall assuming perfect scaling. But it will also will depend on how well the drivers do actually scale and how many cards the chosen system/vendor will support.

For example if Vega drivers were to scale better the % slower would actually decrease, conversly, if they were poorer. But outside the scaling factor, the overal % does not change because you are adding more cards.

 

[cdawall]

Er, not really, no, it will still be the same % slower/faster overall assuming perfect scaling. But it will also will depend on how well the drivers do actually scale and how many cards the chosen system/vendor will support.

For example if Vega drivers were to scale better the % slower would actually decrease, conversly, if they were poorer. But outside the scaling factor, the overal % does not change because you are adding more cards.

3 cards that are 10-15% slower each are going to be 30-45% slower overall vs 3 of the competing cards. It isn't just one card that is slower all of them are, those losses don't magically disappear when you have more.

 

[nemesis.ie]

No, they are not, they will still be 10-15% slower overall versus 3 of the other cards that the single card was that much slower than (assuming equal scaling).

There is no difference as it is a PERCENTAGE - a relative PROPORTION.

Work it out yourself. Take a single Ti and call it 100FPS and the V64 at 90 FPS, then work out the % for that and the % for 3 x each ...

 

[cdawall]

No, they are not, they will still be 10-15% slower overall versus 3 of the other cards that the single card was that much slower than (assuming equal scaling).

There is no difference as it is a PERCENTAGE - a relative PROPORTION.

Work it out yourself. Take a single Ti and call it 100FPS and the V64 at 90 FPS, then work out the % for that and the % for 3 x each ...

You are correct I was adding frames together not percentages. That is my bad, however 10-15% compounds pretty damn quickly let's take your example and be more realistic. One 1080Ti at 100FPS and one V64 at 80FPS, that means two would be 200 vs 160 and three would be 300 vs 240FPS. Those are pretty big differences.

 

[nemesis.ie]

LOL.

It's still the same % difference though. It maybe looks worse wit ha 60fps gap, but isn't really.

 

[cdawall]

LOL.

It's still the same % difference though. It maybe looks worse wit ha 60fps gap, but isn't really.

It is 60FPS is not a small number.

 

[nemesis.ie]

When it's 240 to 300 it isn't, it's still a small %.

If it was 10 to 70 it would be a major thing but then that would be a much larger % difference.

Anyway, lets leave that there as it's got a bit O/T at this point!