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Having read the full thread at OCN there are lots of amateurs posting results from an improperly run benchmark. Quite funny.
Regardless, from all that debate I'm picking up conjecture, conspiracy and 'stabs in the dark'.
Issue needs addressed formerly, not by a few end users.
Nvidia will have a case to answer though. Regardless of the badly run benchmarks, people are reporting tanking frame rates when memory usage crosses a threshold that is reasonably below the cards hardware limit. Who knows, may be the texture compression algorithm uses Vram itself.
Regardless, from all that debate I'm picking up conjecture, conspiracy and 'stabs in the dark'.
Issue needs addressed formerly, not by a few end users.
Nvidia will have a case to answer though. Regardless of the badly run benchmarks, people are reporting tanking frame rates when memory usage crosses a threshold that is reasonably below the cards hardware limit. Who knows, may be the texture compression algorithm uses Vram itself.