Hope you don't mind Asgard, but you keep asking someone to post some scores from Crysis to compare and i'm yet to see anyone do so, so i've just done some quick benchies on my GTX to compare:
Now my GTX benchmarks
GTX @ 621/2000
Q6600 @ 3Ghz (9 x 333)
DX9 (WinXP)
169.04
1680 x 1080 everything on high apart from post processing which is medium.
1680 x 1080 everything on high
Sufficient to say, the GTX gets rather trounced by 7fps in both tests.
So it seems the GTS's superior shader power really gives it a boost in Crysis, and that the constricted mem controller and the fact it has less physical memory doesn't seem to hinder the card in the slightest.
Now with AA results may be a different story all together, but for no AA the GTS v2 soundly beats the GTX.
One thing to remember is that The Asgards GTS is rather massivly overclocked to its limits! I'm not sure what the average OC is on the stock cooler of those cards, if its a fair bit less then the gap will obviously fall between the GTX and GTS.
Also my GTX has only a mild OC of 621/2000 which I run day to day a lot of the branded pre clocked cards ship at that speed, if your GTX clocks higher then once again the gap will obviously drop.
Still, no denying it atm with no AA, the GTS 512 is the better card for Crysis.
Other games, and gaming with AA, well thats a different story and not one i'm going to get into!

The Asgard said:All runs at Clocks 820/2200 (GTS 512)
Q6600 @ 3Ghz
DX9
Crisis GPU run
1680 x 1080 everything on high apart from post processing which is medium.
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1680 x 1080 everything on high
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Now my GTX benchmarks
GTX @ 621/2000
Q6600 @ 3Ghz (9 x 333)
DX9 (WinXP)
169.04
1680 x 1080 everything on high apart from post processing which is medium.

1680 x 1080 everything on high

Sufficient to say, the GTX gets rather trounced by 7fps in both tests.
So it seems the GTS's superior shader power really gives it a boost in Crysis, and that the constricted mem controller and the fact it has less physical memory doesn't seem to hinder the card in the slightest.
Now with AA results may be a different story all together, but for no AA the GTS v2 soundly beats the GTX.
One thing to remember is that The Asgards GTS is rather massivly overclocked to its limits! I'm not sure what the average OC is on the stock cooler of those cards, if its a fair bit less then the gap will obviously fall between the GTX and GTS.
Also my GTX has only a mild OC of 621/2000 which I run day to day a lot of the branded pre clocked cards ship at that speed, if your GTX clocks higher then once again the gap will obviously drop.
Still, no denying it atm with no AA, the GTS 512 is the better card for Crysis.
Other games, and gaming with AA, well thats a different story and not one i'm going to get into!
