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TastEPlasma
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Well, no big surprises here. Just for curiosities sake though, here some charts. In all cases, the "max" or "ultra" settings were the ones that the 8800 was capable of, done that way for fair comparison. There are plenty of DX11 graphic settings that became available with the 760, that enhance the games quite a bit, but are not represented here.
(Also, these cannot be taken as a pure reprsentation of the differences of the cards alone, as they were ran on two completely different test systems, my old rig and my new one.)
(Red is BFG 8800GTX OC x2;Green is MSI GTX760 OC)
Average FPS:
Minimum FPS:
And just for the hell of it, Maximum FPS:
A couple of Apps. Cheated a bit, HT is off for hyperPI and on for wPrime:
Not surprisingly, the game experience is much, much better. With the 8800s, FC3:BD was barely playable on medium. With the 760, it is playable with everything maxed and very fluid feeling. Similiar stories with most games, higher settings, new features, and better framerates.
The biggest gameplay experience impact is, IMO, the stable and much higher minimum framerates. No stuttering or slowdown makes the games seem so much more immersive and 'solid'.
The highest power draw with my old system was about 530W, and the new system is 390W (both in the Crysis Warhead:Frost benchmark, actually). Three to four times the performance for about ~25% less power? Ok.
A couple of other tests I didn't bother to graph:
--------------------------------8800gtx-------760gtx
Luxmark sala--------------201-------------511
FF14 benchmark---------1792 ----------6928
(Also, these cannot be taken as a pure reprsentation of the differences of the cards alone, as they were ran on two completely different test systems, my old rig and my new one.)
(Red is BFG 8800GTX OC x2;Green is MSI GTX760 OC)
Average FPS:
Minimum FPS:
And just for the hell of it, Maximum FPS:
A couple of Apps. Cheated a bit, HT is off for hyperPI and on for wPrime:
Not surprisingly, the game experience is much, much better. With the 8800s, FC3:BD was barely playable on medium. With the 760, it is playable with everything maxed and very fluid feeling. Similiar stories with most games, higher settings, new features, and better framerates.
The biggest gameplay experience impact is, IMO, the stable and much higher minimum framerates. No stuttering or slowdown makes the games seem so much more immersive and 'solid'.
The highest power draw with my old system was about 530W, and the new system is 390W (both in the Crysis Warhead:Frost benchmark, actually). Three to four times the performance for about ~25% less power? Ok.
A couple of other tests I didn't bother to graph:
--------------------------------8800gtx-------760gtx
Luxmark sala--------------201-------------511
FF14 benchmark---------1792 ----------6928
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