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  • solofowaffles
    Member
    • May 2006
    • 4306

    #16
    Re: Video Card Dilema

    ^True,i've heard that to.We've yet to see the 8800 series cards handle dx10 properly,from what i hear though the 9 series cards are supposed to have a powerful gpu but not as powerful as the 8800's,something weird like that.

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    • megawhompertoo
      oldswab
      • Dec 2005
      • 2124

      #17
      Re: Video Card Dilema

      Originally posted by minicoop503
      So, going off of that, it seems to me that the x1950xtx is ≥ the 8800gts, with the x1950xtx having a slight advantage at higher resolutions, and the 8800gts having a slight advantage at lower resolutions.
      immature drivers for the 8800's in November hindered it. i said it was a little old.

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      • camper.
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 3459

        #18
        Re: Video Card Dilema

        I'd love to see a comparison now. I tried the first 8800 drivers (97.02?) and I was getting around 60fps at most looking at the sky, updating to the latest and it's 200fps (though the memory bug still kills it).

        I don't think there's any comparison nowadays.

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        • TheButler208

          #19
          Re: Video Card Dilema

          I usually don't charge even half of what i payed for a computer part to a FRIEND. Thats why its a friend.

          ATI cards have always been less effected by turning up the resolution, Antialiasing, or antistropic filtering. While the nvidia cards take great performance losses from all of these.

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          • megawhompertoo
            oldswab
            • Dec 2005
            • 2124

            #20
            Re: Video Card Dilema

            Originally posted by camperstrike
            I'd love to see a comparison now. I tried the first 8800 drivers (97.02?) and I was getting around 60fps at most looking at the sky, updating to the latest and it's 200fps (though the memory bug still kills it).

            I don't think there's any comparison nowadays.
            Review of the hd2900xt from june includes reference benchies from x1950xtx and 8800gts:

            3D-графика - один из наиболее эффективных инструментов в рекламе, позволяющий расширить влияние на потенциального клиента и повысить качество преподносимой рекламы как реальном, так и в виртуальном мире


            ...but they don't say which nvidian drivers they used. you'd guess they must've used the most current ones, but... shoddy, ppl. vry shoddy.

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            • solofowaffles
              Member
              • May 2006
              • 4306

              #21
              Re: Video Card Dilema

              Originally posted by megawhompertoo
              Review of the hd2900xt from june includes reference benchies from x1950xtx and 8800gts:

              3D-графика - один из наиболее эффективных инструментов в рекламе, позволяющий расширить влияние на потенциального клиента и повысить качество преподносимой рекламы как реальном, так и в виртуальном мире


              ...but they don't say which nvidian drivers they used. you'd guess they must've used the most current ones, but... shoddy, ppl. vry shoddy.
              wow that 2900 has got a decent lead on the gts on call of juarez.considering nvidia had had much more time to make their drivers its kind of disppointing but amd's answer to the 8800's took forever as well.

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              • megawhompertoo
                oldswab
                • Dec 2005
                • 2124

                #22
                Re: Video Card Dilema

                @StephenA--is that Nicole Kidman? If so, what movie?

                I only ask because I think she may be stalking me.

                back on topic, the xtx's aren't bad cards--512mb gddr4 makes up alot of ground for the limited interface compared to the gts. they do suck too much power to do it...with the smaller fab, the 2900 was *supposed* to address that.

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                • solofowaffles
                  Member
                  • May 2006
                  • 4306

                  #23
                  Re: Video Card Dilema

                  Originally posted by megawhompertoo
                  @StephenA--is that Nicole Kidman? If so, what movie?

                  I only ask because I think she may be stalking me.

                  back on topic, the xtx's aren't bad cards--512mb gddr4 makes up alot of ground for the limited interface compared to the gts. they do suck too much power to do it...with the smaller fab, the 2900 was *supposed* to address that.
                  im pretty sure its elsiha cuthbert as sniper 1432 gave it to me,and its not stalking if u enjoy it mega .
                  back on topic now.
                  well looks liek they didnt really fix it then?
                  the 2900 has a 65nm gpu right?
                  or am i wrong and thinking of somethign else.

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                  • megawhompertoo
                    oldswab
                    • Dec 2005
                    • 2124

                    #24
                    Re: Video Card Dilema

                    Originally posted by stephensolfo
                    im pretty sure its elsiha cuthbert as sniper 1432 gave it to me,and its not stalking if u enjoy it mega .
                    back on topic now.
                    well looks liek they didnt really fix it then?
                    the 2900 has a 65nm gpu right?
                    or am i wrong and thinking of somethign else.
                    hmmm...'k. i'll have to google elisha, preemptively, just in case the police need help identifying the perpetrator.

                    no, and yes, and no. the 2900xt competes at price point only against the gts, and not at all against the gtx. they ran into the same sorts of trouble that intel ran into when it shrank netburst. if they get the fab and architecture right, they will have experience and cost advantages against nVidia (you can "print" more processors on a sheet of silicon at a 65nm scale than a 90nm scale).

                    if not, we'll have a jolly wonderful duopoly between intel and nvidia for processors and gpu's...at least until intel decides to end nvidia. intel is the largest gpu mfg already, anyway. :dead:

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                    • solofowaffles
                      Member
                      • May 2006
                      • 4306

                      #25
                      Re: Video Card Dilema

                      Originally posted by megawhompertoo
                      hmmm...'k. i'll have to google elisha, preemptively, just in case the police need help identifying the perpetrator.

                      no, and yes, and no. the 2900xt competes at price point only against the gts, and not at all against the gtx. they ran into the same sorts of trouble that intel ran into when it shrank netburst. if they get the fab and architecture right, they will have experience and cost advantages against nVidia (you can "print" more processors on a sheet of silicon at a 65nm scale than a 90nm scale).

                      if not, we'll have a jolly wonderful duopoly between intel and nvidia for processors and gpu's...at least until intel decides to end nvidia. intel is the largest gpu mfg already, anyway. :dead:
                      cause they stuff theri integrated graphics crap everywhere:dead:

                      but i hope ati gets their stuff together just for the sake of not having a monopoly gpu market :/

                      oh btw mega elisha was the girl in the movie,the girl next door.

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