Just becauae of this video i gave you a subscribe . Many thanks . I really needed it . Going to buy a A750. I also think RAM speed plays a good part in fps. Can you do more resolutions for this combo? Like 2k and 4k .
Thank you so much for the subscribe, I have some benchmarks with the arc at different resolutions on other videos at 1080p and 1440p, will do 4k in the future but still need to figure out a couple of things about editing and recording at that resolutions.
They weren't kidding on needing rebar. Only HZD was decent without it. Every other game was almost unplayable with those 1% lows... I guess returnal and RDR2 weren't horrible but ehhhh. It's a shame Arc cards got to good prices because stuff like this can make it seem appealing for budget old PCs but then if you don't have rebar it's not good... Hopefully Intel truly solves this stuff by Battlemage.
Yeah it really shocked me. I was expecting a bug performance loss but not to the point of being unplayable with the 1%. At this point is more of a requirement than a recommendation, and the bad thing is that older systems as you said are not gonna get a good experience.
Bro. Can I pair A 750 with Ryzen 5 3600. Does it have rebar support. OR should I spend more and by RTX 4060. I use B450 Tomahawk but don't know if Ryzen 3600 supports rebar.
I remember having the options on my driver, but that was on my 1080ti as I was using that on my main pc, maybe they dropped the support and wasn't aware of it.
@@teflonstestbench yeah 10 series supported interlaced until the late 2017 drivers rolled out, and then it was disabled im still using a 980Ti just because of this and seriously thinking about where will i upgrade, seems like Intel supports it at hardware level but hasn't figured it out yet at a driver level.
Good work with the summary of graphic settings in the beginning, not many other benchmark channels have that.
Amazing benchmarks as always!
Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much :)
Just becauae of this video i gave you a subscribe . Many thanks . I really needed it . Going to buy a A750. I also think RAM speed plays a good part in fps. Can you do more resolutions for this combo? Like 2k and 4k .
Thank you so much for the subscribe, I have some benchmarks with the arc at different resolutions on other videos at 1080p and 1440p, will do 4k in the future but still need to figure out a couple of things about editing and recording at that resolutions.
They weren't kidding on needing rebar. Only HZD was decent without it. Every other game was almost unplayable with those 1% lows... I guess returnal and RDR2 weren't horrible but ehhhh.
It's a shame Arc cards got to good prices because stuff like this can make it seem appealing for budget old PCs but then if you don't have rebar it's not good... Hopefully Intel truly solves this stuff by Battlemage.
Yeah it really shocked me. I was expecting a bug performance loss but not to the point of being unplayable with the 1%. At this point is more of a requirement than a recommendation, and the bad thing is that older systems as you said are not gonna get a good experience.
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that 1% low shows it!
Bro. Can I pair A 750 with Ryzen 5 3600. Does it have rebar support. OR should I spend more and by RTX 4060. I use B450 Tomahawk but don't know if Ryzen 3600 supports rebar.
Ryzen 3000 has rebar so you should be good with the a750. Just make sure to update bios and GPU drivers before enabling it.
@@teflonstestbench Thank you so much
Thanks for showing us 🍒😃
do these gpus support interlaced scan?
I think they all do, it depends on how you confirm them in their drivers
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nvidia and amd havent since rtx and rx500
I remember having the options on my driver, but that was on my 1080ti as I was using that on my main pc, maybe they dropped the support and wasn't aware of it.
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yeah 10 series supported interlaced until the late 2017 drivers rolled out, and then it was disabled
im still using a 980Ti just because of this and seriously thinking about where will i upgrade, seems like Intel supports it at hardware level but hasn't figured it out yet at a driver level.
Why are you that interested in that support?