Yes, but it's still apples-to-oranges. If drivers are defaulting to lower precision, you're essentially comparing two different workloads. (I'm not sure why pe

Yes, but it's still apples-to-oranges. If drivers are defaulting to lower precision, you're essentially comparing two different workloads. (I'm not sure why people are voting it down, it is a legitimate point to want to see Apples-to-Apples benchmarks. GFXBench has a high-precision Render Quality bench, but it doesn't appear to have a high-precision framerate benchmark)