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Actually that says NVidia is effected by AAA.. with 4XMSAA theres no image difference between the 400 and 5000 lines. Then goes on to say both lines are effected by 4XMSAA. So either way 4XMSAA seems to be a better way of comparing both cards atm still making the above benchmark I showed have...
Except they're not doing apple to apple comparisons.. all [H] showed is that you can get higher image quality by running higher AA with a 480 over the 5870 and get the same framerate.
Where you say the 5970 has better resolution look at the AA settings on the two which is also doing very high...
That all depends on the game. As I said yeh it won't get the framerates of the 5970 in most games like BC2, but it gets enough that a human wouldn't be able to tell the difference, but it does show promise with DX11 games (not some afterthought plugin like Dirt 2 did) with high AA. The card...
Yeh but thats only if its running 100%... at 70% the reviewer found it quite reasonable on noise. So again.. heat not as big an issue as people make out. Noise isn't as big an issue either and if you wanted a silent rig theres always water cooling. Which just leaves power consumption which is a...
Agreed, but that 80c is with it running Furmark which is way more demanding on the GPU then any game is. While I doubt it'd be running at 60c or maybe even 70c its hardly the 95c that everyone quotes from reviews if it manually set (at a reasonable noise level) rather then auto controlled.
I see alot of complaints about the heat on the card with the review and the comments here.. but no mention (unless I missed it) of atleast a couple reviews now saying that if you manually set the control speeds for the fan to 70% it'd run under 80c (and if you could live with the noise running...
As far as I know..
32bit OS's from Microsoft only support UP to 4gig of memory. (And this is counting memory on graphics card, sound card, etc) So in reality you'll never see 4gig of RAM on a 32bit OS.
64bit OS's from Microsoft support up to 8gig. (Long with some business server variations...
You could kill two birds with one stone and go with something like the Westinghouse 37"
Its 1080p native resolution so it'll look great with console games and HD movies alike plus its a pretty big screen so its great for in the living room. And has every conceivable input you could ever want...
I can't take a screenshot to show since it just shows up all black. So sorry in advance for the bad way of explaining.
Using a Dell 3007WFP-HC
NVidia 7800GTX (plugging in the dual-link DVI port).. new 9800 is in the mail.
Windows Media Player Classic
Latest version of VLC (another media...
As far as I'm aware HDCP is just for movies and such.. if you wanted to play Blue Ray's off your PS3 then yeh you'd want HDCP.. otherwise I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter.
When it comes to inputs anything beats the Dell.. but the newer HC version from Dell is unrivaled when it comes to image quality (contrast ratio, color gamut) and price.
HDCP support sounds just the opposite to being negative to me.. if you don't run an HDCP supported display then they would only receive a 960x540 pixel signal rather then the full beauty of HD content. Or in the worst case scenario no display at all. It also goes on to state that the majority of...
I was questioning what sort of loss I'd take from going with something with a 1080p native resolution versus a higher res all around better image quality and I heard everything I wanted to hear out of this page on this review...