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Here's the low down: One is a total pile of shit, and the other isn't. Just becuase they have the same amount of memory doesn't mean the perform anywhere near eachother.p_little said:If they both have 256MB video memory, what would be the real difference between these two cards? Would a person see too much difference between them when running HL2 at higher-end settings?
Thanks!
Brent_Justice said:x600 = 4 pixel pipelines 2 vertex units, 128-bit memory bus, 400MHz core /600MHz memory
x800 series = 12 or 16 pipelines, 6 vertex units, 256-bit memory bus, 475-520MHz core and like 900MHz to 1.1GHz memory
p_little said:So, how does the x700 perform on some of today's games? I've found some great prices on the x700PRO's that are out there, how do they measure up? Would they hold out for a year or two for me?
p_little said:So, how does the x700 perform on some of today's games? I've found some great prices on the x700PRO's that are out there, how do they measure up? Would they hold out for a year or two for me?
ve39 said:is x700 any good ? or it's same as x600
banGerprawN said:If you're an ATi fan (ooh! ooh! pick me!) the vanilla X800 is cheap as dirt these days, and is usually only slightly more than the X700pro with 256MB ram. This is due to it being made on a smaller manufacturing process, therefore allowing more cores per sheet of silicon. Or something.....
Ive also read that it is possible to mod some of these X800 vanillas into full-fledged X800XLs. Yes, I've posted about this in the hope someone would provide a little bit more information, but so far no luck.....![]()
Skrying said:X700 is much better than the X600, but its still slower than the 6600GT, but the best overall value is the 6800nu, IMO.
ve39 said:so as i read the forum i see 6600Gt is the best card for the money it's even cheaper then x700