Nvidia publishes DX12 Do's and Don'ts checklist for developers

[jigger]

SameWorks. Or maybe not in this case.

[Corky34]

useful do's and donts advice for amd -

1) don't lie to your customers.
2) don't rip off your customers bearing in mind the paltry performance of all your gpus in dx12.
3) don't steal x86 tech from intel.
4) don't behave like a petulant, psychotic brat if your over-hyped gpu's cant walk the walk.
5) don't bribe game devs ('aots'...ahem) to cripple nvidia gpu performance.
6) don't emulate intel by using 10 year old tech that they've abandoned.

ftfy.

[kalniel]

People really get passionate about these distant corporations huh?

[jigger]

useful do's and donts advice for amd -

1) don't lie to your customers.
2) don't rip off your customers bearing in mind the paltry performance of all your gpus in dx12.
3) don't steal x86 tech from intel.
4) don't behave like a petulant, psychotic brat if your over-hyped gpu's cant walk the walk.
5) don't bribe game devs ('aots'...ahem) to cripple nvidia gpu performance.
6) don't emulate intel by using 10 year old tech that they've abandoned.

ftfy.

Let the hate flow through you/emperor off

But seriously why?

[ChipA45]

Vulkan is the future.

[alexw]

From what I gather (and it's a hard work going through fanboys posts) and few aritcles, amd does seem to have advantage in dx12. You cannot really tell, because big titles dont exist yet, but those few examples showed that nvidia is spining.
Now I've changed my mind again what card should I buy...Jeez