arabdon1203
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[K]entor said:
those drivers are really old
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Zallek said:I'll probably stick with the GS simply because I actually wanna try an nVidia card. I got the GS on sale for $10cnd more than the X1600XT, so its a smarter buy according to everything I've read so far. Hopefully it'll be a nice step up from my dying 9800Pro.
Trimlock said:my vote would go for the X1600XT if you are interested in saving money, if you can get a GS for around the same price then score, thats a good deal, how ever i think the X1600 is still the current best buy you can get for performance under $200
x800xl isnt better than the 6800gs, the 6800gt is better than the x800xl and the 6800gs performs on par of a 6800gtarabdon1203 said:eh not really, you can get x800xl for around $190 and they beat both the x1600xt and 6800gs
N H O said:x800xl isnt better than the 6800gs, the 6800gt is better than the x800xl and the 6800gs performs on par of a 6800gt
erorr404 said:that only shows 5 of the 20 or so games they tested, and the 6800's come very close even in these tests.
then i must be using a different comparison:arabdon1203 said:Um, it shows all the games they tested. There's a thing called reading, and sometimes if you use it, it works really wellBottom line, x800xl is faster, and the perf. differance only gets larger with AA + AF. and it is 4 benchmarks, COD2, fear, quake 4, and
erorr404 said:then i must be using a different comparison:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/geforce-6800gs_7.html
erorr404 said:which is actually a better one because it tests more games...
erorr404 said:the drivers didnt make that large a difference. a benchmark of 5 games is hardly an accurate representation of either cards abilities.