Well i just put a 7800GT from BFG on my rig, coming from and X850XT and wow, the game looks the same, as pretty wise, but the performance is pretty damn big improvement, so, anyone who is thinking about upgrading, i recomend the 7800GT 5 starts =)
bye bye ATI hello Nvidia
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thats nice. I'd have to recommend the X1800 XL over the 7800 GT, due to recent drivers the performance stock is the same as the 7800 GT AND it can OC to XT speeds, also the IQ is better as i definately noticed sharper AA, higher quality AF and more vibrant colors on my X1800 then on my X850 XT and on my friends 7800 GTX, and the FPS to back it up... go ATIOriginally posted by papi4babyWell i just put a 7800GT from BFG on my rig, coming from and X850XT and wow, the game looks the same, as pretty wise, but the performance is pretty damn big improvement, so, anyone who is thinking about upgrading, i recomend the 7800GT 5 starts =) -
Re: bye bye ATI hello Nvidia
strokes for folks...
I prefer the Intel CPU's
I run an IT dept and we had a few AMD machines and they were just pap compared like for like with an Intel CPU...
I think your liking AMD as your on x64...
have you tried a Intel x64?
its a whole Ferrari / Porsche thing...Comment
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That's incorrect. The X1800XL is in some games a bit faster than the 7800GT, though in BF2 the 7800GT clearly wins.Originally posted by [DC]M4guy624thats nice. I'd have to recommend the X1800 XL over the 7800 GT, due to recent drivers the performance stock is the same as the 7800 GT AND it can OC to XT speeds, also the IQ is better as i definately noticed sharper AA, higher quality AF and more vibrant colors on my X1800 then on my X850 XT and on my friends 7800 GTX, and the FPS to back it up... go ATI
OC from X1800XL to XT is nice, but you can the same with the 7800GT ofcourse, so that wouldn't make any difference.
Personally I am an ATi fan, but my next card will be nVidia for sure. The cards are faster, cheaper and you don't get a CCC forced to your troat (yes I use Omega, but normal drivers shouldn't force people to use bloatware).Comment
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Originally posted by SaUrOnThat's incorrect. The X1800XL is in some games a bit faster than the 7800GT, though in BF2 the 7800GT clearly wins.
OC from X1800XL to XT is nice, but you can the same with the 7800GT ofcourse, so that wouldn't make any difference.
Personally I am an ATi fan, but my next card will be nVidia for sure. The cards are faster, cheaper and you don't get a CCC forced to your troat (yes I use Omega, but normal drivers shouldn't force people to use bloatware).
yes the 7800 GT clearly wins by a -3.7 fps (and I only expect more, I've gained over 15 fps in some games since when i first got my card, and even more out of my old XT), also the X1800 XL can OC to speeds that can beat a GTX pretty easily, while the GT needs QUITE high clocks and good cooling to make up four its lack of 4 pipes.
Oh and just for a total compare

Ati win's 3 nv wins 3 they tie 1, I'll take that score w/ ATI's IQ and OC anyday, and also NV defaults to performance AI optimizations while ATI defaults to quality, so unless the review changes that setting ATI is running w/ higher settings than its NV counterparts, and unless the review runs NV at HQ its losing even w/ weaker settings.Comment
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the xl/xt are better with aa and af enabled
the gt/gtx are better with no aa/af
you sure you can get the xl that high overclocks
what cooling are you usingComment
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Yup, I've done it. Stock cooling I just upped the fan speed it makes it louder but I can't hear it over my case fans anyways, it stays between 45-55*.Originally posted by Death Merchantthe xl/xt are better with aa and af enabled
the gt/gtx are better with no aa/af
you sure you can get the xl that high overclocks
what cooling are you using
edit heres a pic w/ a lower OC (i was excited lol, didn't know it had more in it :) )
that pic has the actual tempComment
but i like my 6800 GT,thinking about getting a sound card and disable the onborad one
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