LMAO,no it's not lol..you want performance related to games because that gives you an accurate general idea of how devs are using that power.This is just based on benchmarks that do not reflect game engines as a whole.
No... FPS makes it easier to break down and absorb for regular use. They aren't necessarily the best way to factor a cards total power difference. Thus, why dedicated benchmarking programs don't give a final score in form of average/high/low FPS. This data is still there but not the go to for power margin data.
FF: XV's benchmark does use the games engine and assets. What are you talking about here? What specific game engine will "reflect game engines as a *whole*"?
I agree that I too would rather look at FPS comparisons right now, but benchmarks aren't just for the highest score and the score systems are based on more factors.
I think some people are now eating crow.
Why not show FPS gains?those scores are pointless and only serve those wanting to get overall benchmark highest scores lol.
Yesterday I received my new gtx 1080ti card arous extreme edition. cool . I'm not interested in what new cards have to offer, not for this price.