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  • Jackass

    #1

    Ultra High?

    I will be upgrading my graphics card soon, to the 7800gtx 512mb.

    My system will be looking like this:

    Intel Pentium 4 3.4ghz
    Kingston 2048mb ddr ram
    Sony 19" 12ms
    Some crappy motherboard that supports both socket 478 & PCI-E

    Will it run everything on Ultra High settings on 1280x1024?
  • N2K

    #2
    Re: Ultra High?

    get the reg gt, new mobo and go amd

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    • Garabaldi

      #3
      Re: Ultra High?

      I beleive it has been proven that the ULTRA HIGH graphics setting, does absolutely nothing.

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      • FLIPINOM4D

        #4
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        Originally posted by Garabaldi
        I beleive it has been proven that the ULTRA HIGH graphics setting, does absolutely nothing.
        gawd no makes the game look 10x more realistic than High Settings

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        • N2K

          #5
          Re: Ultra High?

          graphics cant be the highest, still dosnt makes a bunnyhopping m203 noob look real

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          • Alm()nd J()y
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            • Oct 2006
            • 1209

            #6
            Re: Ultra High?

            Are you planning to keep the 3.4ghz from another computer or something? If so (I also have 478) there is only a handful of 478's that support pci-e none of them however support SLI. But the rest of your system is nice :).

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            • Jackass

              #7
              Re: Ultra High?

              Your saying that I should drop the idea of PCI-E and go AGP with x850xt or 6800Ultra?

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              • Garabaldi

                #8
                Re: Ultra High?

                No. Definately stick with PCI-e.

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                • BF2MilkMan

                  #9
                  Re: Ultra High?

                  You're original idea of a 7800gtx 512 is a good one if can afford it (Approximately $650.) That card will definately play it on Ultra High much less High. I found this motherboard at newegg.com. And you'll definately be able to run the game at 1280x1024. Let me know what you think of the motherboard.

                  ~BF2Milkman

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                  • Eddy01741

                    #10
                    Re: Ultra High?

                    Originally posted by BF42MilkMan
                    You're original idea of a 7800gtx 512 is a good one if can afford it (Approximately $650.) That card will definately play it on Ultra High much less High. I found this motherboard at newegg.com. And you'll definately be able to run the game at 1280x1024. Let me know what you think of the motherboard.

                    ~BF2Milkman
                    Well, if the 7800GTX 512mb is like 650 bucks when it comes out, it might be better that you buy that X1800XT now, cause it's 512mb, it's as good or better than the current gtx and it's $599.99.

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                    • BF2MilkMan

                      #11
                      Re: Ultra High?

                      The 7800 gtx 512mb I'm referring to is not yet released (MONDAY BABY!!!). It's stock speeds are 550/1600 mhz. This is around 55gbps memory bandwidth. This card by itself will score around 9000+ 3dmarks in 05 version (with the right hardware backing it up of course). This is the ultra card that nvidia canceled earlier this fall. All they did was keep the GTX name.

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                      • imported_Wreck

                        #12
                        Re: Ultra High?

                        Originally posted by BF42MilkMan
                        The 7800 gtx 512mb I'm referring to is not yet released (MONDAY BABY!!!). It's stock speeds are 550/1600 mhz. This is around 55gbps memory bandwidth. This card by itself will score around 9000+ 3dmarks in 05 version (with the right hardware backing it up of course). This is the ultra card that nvidia canceled earlier this fall. All they did was keep the GTX name.
                        Some manufacturers versions will be clocked at 580/1730mhz.

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                        • Jackass

                          #13
                          Re: Ultra High?

                          Well about that motherboard. I don't live in the US, but Europe. I have found a motherboard with PCI-E and socket 478. In danish: http://www.edbpriser.dk/Listprices.asp?ID=129274, what'd you think?

                          Which of the x1800xt and the 7800gtx, 512mb is the best?

                          Some reviews: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=26720 & http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews/r520reviewxvxv/

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                          • Flanker

                            #14
                            Re: Ultra High?

                            Originally posted by Eddy01741
                            Well, if the 7800GTX 512mb is like 650 bucks when it comes out, it might be better that you buy that X1800XT now, cause it's 512mb, it's as good or better than the current gtx and it's $599.99.
                            The 512MB 7800GTX totally destroys the 512MB X1800XT. And jack, that answers your question also.

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                            • imported_Wreck

                              #15
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                              Originally posted by Flanker
                              The 512MB 7800GTX totally destroys the 512MB X1800XT. And jack, that answers your question also.
                              It would also be worth the extra $50.

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