I'm using the same testing tool, dataset and methodology explained in my ETC1/2 benchmark. In this benchmark, I've added in my vanilla (non-RDO/CRN) DXT1 block encoder (really, its DXT1 endpoint optimizer class), which is derived from crunch's.
In 2009 my DXT1 encoder was as good or better than all available DXT1 compressors that I tested it against, such as squish, ATI Compressonator, NVidia's original and old NVDXT libary, and D3DX's. Not sure how much change has occurred in DXT1 compression since that time. I can also throw in other DXT1 encoders if there's interest.
RGB error metrics:
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Here's just ETC2 vs. DXT1:
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This is fascinating!
Next up: BC7.
In 2009 my DXT1 encoder was as good or better than all available DXT1 compressors that I tested it against, such as squish, ATI Compressonator, NVidia's original and old NVDXT libary, and D3DX's. Not sure how much change has occurred in DXT1 compression since that time. I can also throw in other DXT1 encoders if there's interest.
RGB error metrics:
Here's just ETC2 vs. DXT1:
This is fascinating!
Next up: BC7.