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Brent, as far as power usage, all you really need is a one or more Seasonic Power Angel. I can't see anything else you would really need. As long as you keep the rest of the platform the same, and are just changing video cards, the Power Angel should suffice.Brent_Justice said:thanks, we've actually been discussing these things, i do want to include heat and noise tests, i think they are important for enthusiasts, power is as well, but at this time we lack the equipment and expertise for it
dnottis said:...mention of the shimmering with the NV cards.
BS.ThirtySixBelow said:The graphs are the best part of these reviews. An average FPS ratting gives you no idea of how the GPU performs overall. One could blast through the whole game but have one major slow down that would bring it's avg fps down to an unrealistic score. HardOCP reviews are one of the very few reviews I really base opinions on. Everything is solid and gives you real world marks. .
I agreeR1ckCa1n said:Here is what I would like to see added.
1. Widescreen resolution as they are becoming more popular
2. Noise reading from the cards
3. Will it fit in a shuttle?
4. A simple plain old apples to apples on the top two games out
5. Some X2 benchies would be great too!
Brent_Justice said:Thank you all very much for the feedback, I'm going to read through this thread tomorrow and make notes
We are always looking to improve our evaluation process and want to make sure we are showing the kind of information gamers want to see.
Nihilanth99 said:Also, because HardOCP seems to strive to find the maximum playable settings for the average gamer, perhaps you should run some more tests at 1280x1024. This resolution is very popular due to the number of people with 17-19" LCDs.