there's absolutely no reason my card should be scoring the same within margin of error as a 1080 even with ryzen being on lower clocks

much less be passing up a 1070 by 600 points when the 980ti performs about the same as a 1070.

This post was edited by Sayaka on May 13 2017 05:27pm

See similar scores on other sites with 980ti

Could very well be an error/glitch.

3470 w/ 980ti hybrid, 3560
5820k w/ 980ti, 3680
3770k w/ 1070, 3488
6600k w/ 1070, 3717
4770k w/ 1080, 4299
6700k w/ 1070, 3612
3770k w/ 1070, 3488
5820k w/ 1080, 4281
7700k w/ 1080, 3905
3770k w/ 1070, 3558
4790k w/ 1070, 3762
4690k w/ 1070, 3836

etc etc..

meanwhile my rig
4790k w/ 980ti, 4154

scores higher than everything minus the 1080s (5820k and 4770k builds), and even then it's losing by tiny margins

how does that make sense



perhaps, but my results have been consistent
*shrug*

This post was edited by Sayaka on May 13 2017 05:39pm

I mean an error/glitch with the software.
considering he says he see's similar results with 980 ti's on other sites.
Could just very well be favoring that type of card.

CPU: i7 5960X @ 4.6ghz
GPU: EVGA GTX 980 TI Kingpin
1080P Extreme
AVG FPS: 33.54
Score: 4483

Seen this one

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on May 13 2017 05:46pm

It seems my ryzen chip scored the same as a intel 5820k i dont think that qualifies as "trash"
And ir beat the 7700k chip.

Personally i love this build reguardless what a brand new non optimized benchmark software says about it.

This post was edited by melchom on May 13 2017 05:58pm

5960x at 4.6ghz
unsurprising lol

https://s12.postimg.org/njzec5igd/Superposition_Benchmark_v1.0_4051_1491944566.png

Just saying not that far fetched

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on May 13 2017 06:24pm

Sayaka's new gpu.