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The Radeon 480: was it a Success VS Nvidia?

With the power of hindsight, I look reflect on Polaris and judge whether the Radeon 400 series was a success. 0:00 - Intro 0:39 - The Story of the Radeon 4800 series 1:58 - AMD falling behind 3:31 - Polaris 4:19 - The previews 5:30 - Was Polaris like the 4800 series all over again? 7:31 - VS Geforce 900 series 8:19 - Efficiency Wars! 9:42 - The Geforce 1060 10:20 - The rest of the lineups 11:58 - How many were bought? And reasons 16:25 - Mining 17:24 - Conclusion My Polaris Preview video:    • Nvidia VS AMD : The RX 480's impact   Adoredtv's undervolting video:    • Overclocking, Undervolting and Un-throttli...   This video started as an afternoon project and became a 4 day slog, going through several different versions. I wanted to make this video easy to understand, fast-paced and somewhat entertaining, though I had to skip over some of the smaller details along the way. Behold, my disclaimers: I'm not too interested in getting into an Nvidia VS AMD argument, I haven't deliberately twisted the figures to make one company look better than the other. Treat this as a rough overview of the architectures, and if you want to know more then I suggest you look up detailed reviews yourself. There's also an 8 GB 470 and 4 GB 480. The 4800 VS Geforce 200 benchmarks were from Anandtech articles, not all games were included in the comparison as not all cards were shown for each. I did my best to feature all of the games that were benchmarked on all of the cards. https://www.anandtech.com/show/2556 I don't recall the Radeon 4870 being QUITE so fast compared to the Geforce 280. I notice the 94% was in part from a strong Bioshock performance... but why not. It's still a game. The 400 VS Geforce 900 benchmarks were from Guru3d reviews, as they had a better range of games and comparisons. Again, I tried to find games and settings that were tested for all graphics cards in this video. https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages... The Geforce 1060 3 GB was problematic as they had changed the list of games reviewed by then. Rather than to cut the games out, I decided to guess the performance from the other results and to make it clear with a big colourful disclaimer in the video itself! https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages... Geforce 970 didn't seem to be benchmarked on Doom Vulkan, so the number you'll see here is from OpenGL, which may have dropped average performance by like, 1%. You could probably also undervolt a Geforce 1060 to get better performance. Pricing was also difficult. The Radeon 460 was released for more than $99, but because I was comparing it to the Geforce 1050 I used the price it was at upon the Geforce 1050's launch for fairness. I also had trouble finding the Geforce 970 and 980 prices at the time of Polaris's release. It's so hard to do! Yes, Steam Hardware is skewed because it represents Chinese LAN cafes as well. But that's because they're all using Nvidia cards :P That being said, I'm proud of what I've found in this video. I've been fascinated by how Polaris fared compared with the older 4800 series and with this video I think I've found some closure. I hope that you enjoy this video. Impact Prelude Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Check out my channels: ● 3kliksphilip:    / 3kliksphilip   ● 2kliksphilip:    / 2kliksphilip   ● kliksphilip:    / kliksphilip   Other information you might like: ● Website: http://3kliksphilip.com ● Twitter:   / 3kliksphilip   ● PC Specs: Ryzen 1800X, 32 GB RAM, Geforce 1080