TheRapture
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Apoxi said:not impressed at all...650 dollars for that? hell no, R600!
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Apoxi said:not impressed at all...650 dollars for that? hell no, R600!
TheRapture said:Exactly, you were cpu limited because of the low resolution you tested at. At 1600x1200 or better, you would not have that issue.....
I can damn near guarantee you that any overclocked X2's or C2D's are not going to have any trouble pushing the G80 to great results, provided a high res is used.
nobody_here said:
cause 3dmark06 is VERY CPU dependent.Haste266 said:ok, im confused.
how can i get 9.5k in 3dmark06 but get such a shitty score in FEAR compared to the 8800?
Nuvian said:cause 3dmark06 is VERY CPU dependent.



TheRapture said:Exactly, you were cpu limited because of the low resolution you tested at. At 1600x1200 or better, you would not have that issue.....
I can damn near guarantee you that any overclocked X2's or C2D's are not going to have any trouble pushing the G80 to great results, provided a high res is used.
I'd bet they get more fps in games aswell. Is your graphics score much diffirent?krameriffic said:It really is. I score about 1200 points lower than people on any quality of dual core system with single X1900XTXs.
F.E.A.R. 1600x1200/4AA/8AF EVERYTHING MAXED INCLUDING SOFTSHADOW
Apple740 said:AA + softshadows are not compatible in FEAR. If you turn on AA the softshadows dissapear, and your final score is borked. Check your FEAR readme file.
mike686 said:Okay, at 1600x1200 in Oblivion with all the sliders and options maxed, and HDR (no AA) it gets on average:
30 FPS at Oblivion gate
42 FPS in Foilage area
Pretty damn good if I do say so myself.
R1ckCa1n said:I only see 5 pages but a good question. Since he bought it at a brick and mortar store I would assume MSRP. Now to figure out what that is....
dnottis said:Right - but I, like many others using LCDs, are limited to 1280. It doesnt bother me, in fact I love being able to crank everything to max and leave it that way for every game. I did not think the CPU would become an isse at 1280 though. I thought past 1024x768 it was more GPU limited. I had a widescreen Dell and hated it, the tearing was crazy and to be honest widescreen gaming sucked - everything was stretched when forcing widescreen resolutions.
TheRapture said:YOUR scores sound way too high for that type of card. Wonder if your scores were at default settings, my 7900GT with a dual core X2 at 2.6ghz and 2gb ram never broke 9400....
Sovereign said:Wow. This is what I felt like when I bought my 7900GTX SLI and was bragging to all my friends (IRL). Except now I'm doing the gawking and staring. But since space constraints limit me to a 17" LCD, an 8800GTX might potentially be even more overkill than my 7900s are now.
Congrats on the card though, that thing is ridiculous...*imagines how overkillish an 8800GTX would be @ 1280x1024*
computerpro3 said:Both this and the 7900GT are amazing cards. I also have a 7900GT - get this, with nothing else but the zalman cooler, a pencil and a silver conductive pen, it's doing 715/1920mhz. The 7900GT will alow me to wait for the refresh of the 8800-s, but if I had a bigger monitor (only 1680x1050) I would buy one right now.
InorganicMatter said:$1300 worth of graphics cards and a lousy CPU from 2004 (at stock speeds, no less)?![]()
lopri said:For comparison purposes:
3DMark05 w/ Opteron 146 @3.0GHz, single BFG 7900 GTX @709/908
F.E.A.R. 1024x768/4AA/8AF EVERYTHING MAXED INCLUDING SOFTSHADOW w/ Opteron 165 @3.0GHz, BFG 7900 GTX @700/900 SLI
F.E.A.R. 1600x1200/4AA/8AF EVERYTHING MAXED INCLUDING SOFTSHADOW w/ Opteron 165 @3.0GHz, BFG 7900 GTX @700/900 SLI
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gorilla show said:It's overkill, but remember that no matter what kind of monitor you have, you're still gonna need a DX10 card-- a good excuse to make yourself believe you have to buy it, lol.![]()
trinibwoy said:1. Most newer games support widescreen natively and don't "stretch" anything