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The x1900xtx is all about shader performance, games like fear run a lot better on this card than any other due to it having 48 pixel shaders, the x1800xt\7800gtx only have 16 pixel shaders.
If games continue to make heavy use of shaders then this is the card to go for. Im hoping to have my new system set up in the next month and one of these will definately be going into it. |
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First gen games always looks like crap.[/quote:fe8dc] hes not referrin to how it looks hes referring to how it runs, its a shitty port and has framerate problems all over the place. Dunno how you can say quake 4 looks like shit, looks a lot better than doom 3 and doom 3 was always in the spotlight because of its graphics being good. |
*cough* Awaits arrival of 7900GTx
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[quote="Sniped Ur Azz":9985d]*cough* Awaits arrival of 7900GTx[/quote:9985d]
Which the r600 will take a shit on from a huge height...anyone seeing a pattern here. eek: |
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Thanks to GF1 I'm retarded and can't see patterns anymore. Reveal and explain this pattern. |
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Theres a performance leader for a couple of months with each new core\refresh before the other camp gets their new board out to take the crown for another short while. |
sigh, all new cards are overkill. im satisfied with my x800 Pro.
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1680x1050 in dod source with hdr on was the same deal, the card couldn't handle it, stangely enough though my 6800gt in this system seems to perform better in dod source, i can run at that res with fsaa+aniso+hdr enabled and get playable frame rates. eek: Just comes down to res, at 1280x1024 x800's can handle most games, but games like fear at that res with fsaa and higher really need something faster to be properly playable. |
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If ati or nvidia goes ever goes under pc gaming is pretty much fucked because of the above pricing scenario. |
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