Well those photos are still screencaps from YouTube at 30Hz, running on a PC without Vsync at 100+fps (variable Hz) and probably captured at 60Hz. There's a whole bunch of interpolation going on right there to cause confusion before you even stop to examine the side-by-side comparison. Also, were those screencaps taken from the video where the Titan X footage was only encoded at 12MBps? Who knows....
It's one dude posting stuff using, quite literally, the worst possible medium for IQ comparisons. This image, for example is the most damning:
But seriously, look at the chinese text on the sign to the right. The YouTube frame for the Fury X is taken from a single frame because you can read the text and the kerb between the sidewalk and the street is a single, crisp line. The YouTube frame for the Titan X is quite clearly two or more frames blended together; The chinese text is multiple copies and there are multiple kerbs all blurred together.
This is an image that is so blatantly, OBVIOUSLY, unmistakably blended together from two different frames, and he's using it as an example to complain that the texture detail looks blurred? Seriously, does this guy even have a double-digit IQ? (and that's
Intelligence
Quotient, not
Image
Quality!)
If the Titan X wasn't doing AF at all, there would be a huge number of people complaining about it. Lack of AF is unmistakably obvious and it's almost always a driver problem rectified in gaming profiles. Both AMD and Nvidia drivers have the option to disable these optimisations if they're not playing well with the game, but between the frame-interpolation blur and compression artefacts of Youtube, it's impossible to see anything meaningful in the video.
As much as I don't like
Nvidia's Ngreeeedia's shady business practices, we've come a long way from the cheating days of Quack3.exe; Nvidia doesn't
need to cheat to win benchmarks this time around, and because it's so easy to get called out for cheating, it's not worth it from a publicity or effort standpoint. If there
*is* a known problem on Titan X (which I highly doubt) it'll likely be rectified with a new game profile in the next driver.
Either post 4K, lossless (PNG) screencaps of Fury vs Titan if there's a real problem, or just let this thread die - it's a halfwit being clueless, that's all!