I love my Nvidia GTX980Ti but it's giving me a hard time with
Avid Media Composer. Since then though, I noticed that I only get those glitches if I do full screen monitoring with the LEFT monitor. I can swap monitors around, physically, but the one which is on the left side of the interface will always have those glitches. How weird...
Also I love the idea of a card with built-in drivers, that's in line with the Mac being a Mac - simplicity, not much tuning required, it just works. Which is why I am/was a big fan of the R9 280X as once flashed, it was just like a stock Mac.
Valley surprised me too, but here it is...
RX580:
GTX 1080Ti:
I know a benchmark is not real life, but in my case it's a good comparison tool as it's the exact same machine. And same OS.
Here is Cinebench, which, I agree, is not really relevant these days.
RX580:
GTX1080 (NOT Ti, I forgot to bench it):
And R9 280X, far from ridiculous:
I love Luxmark too, and again, same machine, the Mic render:
RX580:
Again, the R9 280X is not ridiculous:
My fav', GTX 980Ti, pretty decent:
Of course the GTX1080Ti blows them away, nearly double from R9 280X:
But as I said in another thread, real life is different from benches and the GTX 1080Ti doesn't perform much better than the 980Ti when I use it in Davinci Resolve - the bottleneck probably becomes the hard drives. On the specific type of video files I'm dealing with at the moment, transcoding to proxy files runs at 60fps with the 980Ti, 62fps with the GTX1080Ti but drops to 35fps with the RX580, marginally faster than the R9 280X - files are 23.976fps, and I have 300 hours to convert...