Denial:

To me this is an example of AMD's console presence paying dividends across their product lines. What sucks is in the past Nvidia could do something to fix the implementation for the game dev - with DX12 it's all on them.

So nothing fixable on the driver or game level? Then seems we have to wait for Volta for more capable DX12 performance.

It's very rare I even consider playing a game with V-Sync off. The tearing is unbearable in some games and also, V-Sync on always feels smoother overall. But I don't play competitive shooters so I don't care about the small amount of input lag either.

RzrTrek:

It's not often you see Vega 64 at the top of the graphs.

Its the instruction prefetching.

Apparently the devs are fixing it, one cpu core is maxing out causing a bottleneck. They coded it to split the load well over many cores so is unintended behaviour. 4K performance demonstrates it is not a GPU issue.

Many thanks for this Hilbert. Just seeing it now.

ComputerBase.de revised their benches to include results from latest Nvidia driver (387.92). Decent gains for NV. [spoiler] https://s1.postimg.org/8yx77kiwn3/forza7_1080p.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/3uy9wgouj3/forza_7_1440p.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/2alab5n7tr/forza_7_2160p.jpg [/spoiler] https://www.computerbase.de/2017-09/forza-7-benchmark/2/

Well, translated the article and no mention of patch. They say they updated the benches to report on the new driver results, so I assume it was driver related

I've been playing the full game for about a week... I'm not sure the framerate or how many cores are in use, but Forza 7 runs pretty fantastic in a race, though there are issues that need to be addressed: Once in awhile, the racetrack textures disappear and you can barely see where you're going, it all turns white. At the same time, your vehicle model starts wigging out too. I've had to finish a few races like this, with only the track best line for guidance. It's game breaking and it happens every couple hours, even with the latest "game ready driver". The menus actually hang and lag a fair amount. They also take an unbelievable amount of time to load. Sometimes 20 seconds, sometimes 2-3 minutes. I've had the game freeze/crash a few times in these transitions.

alanm:

ComputerBase.de revised their benches to include results from latest Nvidia driver (387.92). Decent gains for NV. [spoiler] https://s1.postimg.org/8yx77kiwn3/forza7_1080p.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/3uy9wgouj3/forza_7_1440p.jpg https://s1.postimg.org/2alab5n7tr/forza_7_2160p.jpg [/spoiler] https://www.computerbase.de/2017-09/forza-7-benchmark/2/

I never believed the first round of benchies they did anyway. I called it as I saw it. What, one game showing results that no other games show? AMD DX12 threading advantage? Please. You could smell the bs from miles away.

Stormyandcold:

I never believed the first round of benchies they did anyway. I called it as I saw it. What, one game showing results that no other games show? AMD DX12 threading advantage? Please. You could smell the bs from miles away.

zero_cool:

Nope, read the review nvidia confirmed the results

Lol

No 'fine wine' here.. immediate action by Nvidia 😀.

Forza Motorsport 7 Video Card Performance Update

Now we come to the part you all want to see, how performance stacks up with all new drivers and Forza Motorsport 7 game version. Below we compare the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, GeForce GTX 1080, and AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 at 4K and 1440p. Then we compare GeForce GTX 1070 and AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 at 1440p. Let’s do it.

https://www.hardocp.com/article/2017/10/16/forza_motorsport_7_video_card_performance_update/3