Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

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  • Jackass

    #31
    Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

    Well okay Mr. Wiseguy.

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    • Sir. MatDef
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      • Sep 2005
      • 2899

      #32
      Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

      Well, he is, ya know.

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      • Jofaba

        #33
        Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

        How am I wrong? I didn't say that two 6800 were better than a 7800 in that qoute. If you're so nitpicky on details then pay attention to every word in the sentence. I said " And sure, two midrange cards in sli will be beat BY the best card on the market". Not that they would beat a single, that they would be beat BY a single. =P

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        • whofriggincares

          #34
          Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

          I bought an X2 and it wasn't under the pretentions that it was the best gaming cpu. I bought it because I do a lot of things at once. I have about 5-8 programs open at once and it's nice going from one to the other without any sort of lag at all. And now since I oc my X2 to 2.8GHz, it is considerably faster than the stock and all my cpu benchmark scores prove it.
          I think it's pretty much common knowledge that dual cores aren't going to make a difference in gaming as of now. And also, there's not enough of a negative impact on having dual core for games to not consider it. You can't tell the difference between a dual core and equivilant single core while playing. Once you go dual core, you won't go back. The available power is just so nice. I don't regret for a single second buying an X2.

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          • Jofaba

            #35
            Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

            Thanks for that post rymaples. All the talk I've been reading about how "a dual* core will be good enough for gaming but just not as good as a single" worries me because it's such a big investment. I have really high standards about how my computer should act and I think that only a dual* core will satisfy me. But the fear of a peformance drop in games is throwing me back to the beginning. Luckily I have TONS of time on my hand to do the research. Always best to hear firsthand accounts though.

            * =P

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            • Jackass

              #36
              Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

              Originally posted by Jofaba
              Thanks for that post rymaples. All the talk I've been reading about how "a dual* core will be good enough for gaming but just not as good as a single" worries me because it's such a big investment. I have really high standards about how my computer should act and I think that only a dual* core will satisfy me. But the fear of a peformance drop in games is throwing me back to the beginning. Luckily I have TONS of time on my hand to do the research. Always best to hear firsthand accounts though.

              * =P
              You hear what you want to hear..

              Then there is absolutely no reason making a thread.

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              • whofriggincares

                #37
                Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

                I see Jackass lives up to his name.
                Jofaba, don't worry about a dual core not giving you good performance in gaming. It's on par with the rest of the single core cpus. You should see if anyone lives near you with a dual core cpu and go see first hand how they are.

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                • Jofaba

                  #38
                  Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

                  Who said anything about making a thread?

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                  • toxik

                    #39
                    Re: Anyone here running SLI dual 7800 gtx (256)?

                    New nvidia drivers take advantage of both cores. Plus overclocked, a 4400 is a much wiser investment than a FX57, FX55, or a 4000+ is.

                    As far as two 7800's, as long as you use high resolutions (1600x1200+) plus u use AA/AF, you will notice a big diference (almost doubled) if u use small res, and no AA.... you're wasting money.

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