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Re: AMD quits benchmark group, implying that benchmarks are Intel biased!; nVidia qui
PS: Before Core 2 architecture amd was kicking intel's @$$ very much(loved those days), why couldn't they release good compilers back then? I don't believe this at all.
In 3d mark nvidia loses to amd but in games they push ahead, so synthetic benchmarks are questionable for 3d cards, but in cpu world they scale as in proper apps.
Isn't this an old myth debunked long ago? The same was with tessellation and fermi when amd released 58xx series, when fermi toppled the tess benchmarks amd said they were using too much tess etc.Intel had made compilers which were good , so everybody was using it but the problem is intel coded it to degrade performance on purpose whenever it detected an amd cpu!
PS: Before Core 2 architecture amd was kicking intel's @$$ very much(loved those days), why couldn't they release good compilers back then? I don't believe this at all.
While I agree synthetic benchmarks do not hold in real life but in cpu world they match apps very much, not so in GPU(3d mark? bah, never proved anything). Plus look at the resent comparison between amd and intel(sandy/nehalem vs phenom), intel dominates every single benchmark, including the non synthetics.I think it is fair on AMD's part to walk off. Why support a synthetic architecture which is against the grain of their design, and then be shown as a looser.
In 3d mark nvidia loses to amd but in games they push ahead, so synthetic benchmarks are questionable for 3d cards, but in cpu world they scale as in proper apps.