Dec 12, 2004 #1 N Neehario Weaksauce Joined Jul 27, 2004 Messages 90 Can anyone tell me the preformance difference between the 2 i was looking at a geforce 4 ti of some sorts and one is 4x while hte other is 8x and i was wondering if there would be a huge difference
Can anyone tell me the preformance difference between the 2 i was looking at a geforce 4 ti of some sorts and one is 4x while hte other is 8x and i was wondering if there would be a huge difference
Dec 12, 2004 #2 B BossNoodleKaboodle [H]ard|Gawd Joined Dec 6, 2004 Messages 1,818 Currently you'll see no difference between the two. The hardware and software currently don't necessitate more bandwidth than 4x can provide.
Currently you'll see no difference between the two. The hardware and software currently don't necessitate more bandwidth than 4x can provide.
Dec 12, 2004 #3 Gorankar [H]F Junkie Joined Jul 19, 2000 Messages 11,312 Running a vid card at 8x as apposed to 4x gains you 1% to 4% at the most, faster fps in games.. That's pretty much it.
Running a vid card at 8x as apposed to 4x gains you 1% to 4% at the most, faster fps in games.. That's pretty much it.
Dec 12, 2004 #4 C chrisf6969 [H]F Junkie Joined Oct 27, 2003 Messages 9,011 0 - nada - zilch.... Look at benchmarks between 4xAGP, 8xAGP and 16xPCIe, virtually 0 difference. +-maybe 2% max the GF4ti series, I think the 8xAGP had slightly faster default clocks, but OC'd about the same. now before 4xAGP, (2x or 1x AGP) you'll be losing quite bit of performance
0 - nada - zilch.... Look at benchmarks between 4xAGP, 8xAGP and 16xPCIe, virtually 0 difference. +-maybe 2% max the GF4ti series, I think the 8xAGP had slightly faster default clocks, but OC'd about the same. now before 4xAGP, (2x or 1x AGP) you'll be losing quite bit of performance