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tranCendenZ said:Well in terms of 3dmark scores, the 6800 will beat it by over 3000 points stock (6800NU can do 9000+ points stock on a stock A64 CPU - similar score to an X800PRO stock). Yeh the 6800NU would pretty much pwn it heh. Once the SM3.0 v1.2 patch for Far Cry comes out it and the new Nvidia drivers it will take a nice lead there, too.
6800 $299 avail now
http://www.evga.com/products/moreinfo.asp?Part_Number=128-A8-N343-AX
haroldmeyer said:I don't think a regular 6800 has ever been reviewed,( this is excluding the 6800GT), redirect me to a link if I'm wrong.
aces170 said:Featurewise I would stick with the 6800 series over X800 series, and also if you have noticed that after disabling the Trilinear filteratons optimizations in the X800 seres they perform on par or below the 6800 ultra...
neuroquake said:6800 would take a dump on the 9800XT's head.
NiViK said:I just love the comments like "It would own...it would take a dump on..." etc etc
It would be nice to have some facts to back up your comments.
While the general consensus is that the 6800 would outperfrom the 9800XT, those types of comments are just your opinion and as such...meaningless.
You have a brain....use it. Think before you speak/type.
juniormlc said:Here's another review of the 6800, and they benchmark it against the 9800XT![]()
http://www.tbreak.com/reviews/article/grfx/318
I(illa Bee said:And if the 15-20% incress in preformence for you to call it bette than mabey i shouldnt mention that the 6800 is $70-$160 dollars cheaper....
TimothyB said:The performance on the PNY 6800 128mb I got is great for the price. In Far Cry, it's very similar to a X800pro and those tough areas where the X800pro dropped to 25fps was the same on the 6800, so that was nice. There might have been spots where I got 100fps in Far Cry and the 6800 got 60-70, but that's not noticable, it was the minimum fps I was worried about.
The cards good, but at 1600*1200 the 2D is horrible, looks fine a 1280*960, but at 1600 every thing is kind of fuzzy, makes reading this forum hard to do with the reversed out white type and such. I have a monitor at work that's the same as mine at home, just older and about to die and it's razor sharp on a TNT2 and a intel extreme video mobo.
I'll just keep the card if I have to pay a 15% open box fee, but it drives me nuts because it's just down right fuzzy, especially with grays and such, kind of like a blurry jpeg of a desktop.
And besides just fuzzy, it was like the vertical lines were thinner and with the blur on that, very fadded, so like "l", would be thin and weak. I tried taking a screencap of my desktop here at work to blur it in photoshop to try and get it similar, but even with a heavy blur or horizontal moution blur it was still easier to read than how it is on my 6800 at home.
So anyone have on of these and a 21inch CRT at 1600*1200 to give a second opinion?
This guy had the same problem with the same card:
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=336010&page=1&pp=15
I would never compare a 6800gt to a 9800XT, we're talking about the plain 6800, with 12pipes, which is still 4 pipes more than the 9800, and again, yes, the 6800 is better.Sepal said:all you utter dumb-ass's think a 9800xt would even be in the same league as ANY 6800... you need to put the pipe down.
I own the Asus 9800xt and the pNy 6800GT... i sold my evga5950 but i do know for a fact that the GT destroys DESTROYS any 8 pipe card on the planet. Ive tested both and have facts to back up whateveritisyouthinkineedproofon.
$7 less at neweggtranCendenZ said:Well in terms of 3dmark scores, the 6800 will beat it by over 3000 points stock (6800NU can do 9000+ points stock on a stock A64 CPU - similar score to an X800PRO stock). Yeh the 6800NU would pretty much pwn it heh. Once the SM3.0 v1.2 patch for Far Cry comes out it and the new Nvidia drivers it will take a nice lead there, too.
6800 $299 avail now
http://www.evga.com/products/moreinfo.asp?Part_Number=128-A8-N343-AX