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Whats not impressive? The x1800gto is ~20-70% faster than the 7600gt in oblivion and everyone says how great the price/proformance is for the 7600gt. Plus the 1800gto can use HDR+AA in oblivion.Killa_2327 said:I would check out benchmarks first, the x1800 GTO isn't exactly the most impressive card at that price. These benches here have cards you might look at.
http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/oblivion_mainstream_performance/
http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/oblivion_high-end_performance/
ClearM4 said:Whats not impressive? The x1800gto is ~20-70% faster than the 7600gt in oblivion and everyone says great the price/proformance is for the 7600gt. Plus the 1800gto can use HDR+AA in oblivion.
In fact looking that the graphics closer the x1800gto is beating out the 7800gt and 7900gt in FPS for a good amount less money. Hard to beat for $179
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814241009
PS. Did they use different graphic settings for the midrange cards? Reason I ask is the graphics even shows the x1800gto beating out the 7900gtx with foliage + HDR + 8xAF at all resolutions. The most demanding parts in the game and the settings most people would prefer to use.
Ya, I forgot about that. The 7600gt are clocked pretty high to start with and dont overclock much. On the otherhand, the x1800gto should have a good amount of overclocking headroom. Milage varys though.xtasyindecay said:Its uses the R520 core so overclocking potential is making this card extremely attractive to me.... LINK
If the frame boost FS is reporting is true... that's badass.
Lo Pan said:The best option right now to squeeze that budget would probably be an overclocked x1600. This is my opinion, but my overclocked x1600 benches higher than the stock 7800 GT I have (I swapped cards on this mobo to test.)
aznpxdd said:That is straight out bullshit, there's no way a OC'ed x1600 can beat a 7800GT, no fucking way.
ClearM4 said:Whats not impressive? The x1800gto is ~20-70% faster than the 7600gt in oblivion and everyone says how great the price/proformance is for the 7600gt. Plus the 1800gto can use HDR+AA in oblivion.
In fact looking that the graphics closer the x1800gto is beating out the 7800gt and 7900gt in FPS for a good amount less money. Hard to beat the x1800gto for $179.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814241009
PS. Did they use different graphic settings for the midrange cards? Reason I ask is the graphics even shows the x1800gto beating out the 7900gtx with foliage + HDR + 8xAF at all resolutions. The most demanding parts in the game and the settings most people would prefer to use.
Killa_2327 said:Sorry but your wrong. No card can currently use HDR + AA in oblivion.
Killa_2327 said:Is it official?
Killa_2327 said:I don't see what this has to do with me trying to prove the x1800 GTO being a less better buy then a 7800GT. It doesn't matter to me what card he buys, I'm putting my info out there. And I wouldn't rely on a un-official patch to add HDR+AA support.
Lo Pan said:The best option right now to squeeze that budget would probably be an overclocked x1600. This is my opinion, but my overclocked x1600 benches higher than the stock 7800 GT I have (I swapped cards on this mobo to test.)
Killa_2327 said:I don't see what this has to do with me trying to prove the x1800 GTO being a less better buy then a 7800GT. It doesn't matter to me what card he buys, I'm putting my info out there. And I wouldn't rely on a un-official patch to add HDR+AA support.
Killa_2327 said:I don't see what this has to do with me trying to prove the x1800 GTO being a less better buy then a 7800GT. It doesn't matter to me what card he buys, I'm putting my info out there. And I wouldn't rely on a un-official patch to add HDR+AA support.
About as official as their *unsupported* hack to get AIW cards working under MCE.dderidex said:Unofficial? How unofficial is www.ati.com?
Killa_2327 said:And I wouldn't rely on a un-official patch to add HDR+AA support.
Killa_2327 said:I don't see what this has to do with me trying to prove the x1800 GTO being a less better buy then a 7800GT. It doesn't matter to me what card he buys, I'm putting my info out there. And I wouldn't rely on a un-official patch to add HDR+AA support.
dderidex said:Unofficial? How unofficial is www.ati.com?
Killa_2327 said:Pretty damn unofficial considering I don't see ATI making games for Beth.
And don't put any words in my mouth, I never said I don't care, I said it doesn't matter to me what card you get I'm just putting out my 2 cents, theres a difference there. If I didn't care I wouldn't waste my time posting here.
It's really a very good card. Honestly, only reason I'm not all over that myself is the external power connector thing.CrimandEvil said:Heres a recent review on the GTO: http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=5363
dderidex said:I just don't see a reason a midrange card should need it's own line from the PSU.
/me holds breath for X1700XT.
Nay, it cannot. Not a single success story I have seen yet, good sir.killerD said:This card also flawlessly can be flashed to an 1800XL for the full 16 pipes.
Its been done with a bios which is floating around the net. (not the fake one which simply ocd the card but still kept 12 pipes, another bios). Its the SapphireXL bios I think. Even some of the manufacturer sites say it may have 16 pipes.banGerprawN said:Nay, it cannot. Not a single success story I have seen yet, good sir.