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Leaked 68xx benchmarks

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http://vr-zone.com/articles/amd-radeon-hd-6800-dirt-2-battleforge-benchmarks-leaked/10091.html

Also indicates 6870 will have 1120 shaders and 6850 960

"Dirt 2 and Battleforge (both DX11 titles) benchmarks have been leaked at PCOnline Forums (originating from PCZilla BBS), comparing the upcoming Radeon HD 6850/6870 cards to their likely competitors - the GTX 460. Both titles were previously believed to favour the Nvidia cards, thanks to its stronger tessellation performance. However, it is clear that AMD have improved DX11 performance, as the HD 6800 cards end up well ahead of both GTX 460s. "

Scores are 56.7/52.3/47.2/39 for 6870/6850/4601GB/460768MB



Edit : 6850 and 6870 preview here : http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1444/2/
 
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There's been a few leaked heaven extreme tessellation shots bandied around and they show, what I guess will be 6970, destroying a 480.

Guess we will find out in 4 days :)
 
There's been a few leaked heaven extreme tessellation shots bandied around and they show, what I guess will be 6970, destroying a 480.

Guess we will find out in 4 days :)

Going by those numbers and a little guess work it would put the 6970 at 36-37% faster than the GTX480 in dirt2 and tucking in right behind GTX470 SLI.
 
I'm interested to see how they perform in tessellation too.There isn't much point in high fps if you can't have all the visual effects maxed out.:D
 
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AMD know what they need to do, and i reckon they will not fail
this is their time again i feel
just hurry up with it !!
 
Yeah overclockng on fermi nets more performance than on the 5*** cards with same percentage overclocks.

:rolleyes: We've been over this before Raven. Do you forget how you used to claim you got more performance in percentages than your overclock?
 
:rolleyes: We've been over this before Raven. Do you forget how you used to claim you got more performance in percentages than your overclock?

Raven is right (If a little exaggerated), GF100 does scale a little better with percentage clock increases which is likely down to the fact that Fermi's front end was probably designed to feed higher performing shaders...

Not sure about GTX460 1Gb Vs 5850 though, I would think this would be closer...
 
Raven is right (If a little exaggerated), GF100 does scale a little better with percentage clock increases which is likely down to the fact that Fermi's front end was probably designed to feed higher performing shaders...

Not sure about GTX460 1Gb Vs 5850 though, I would think this would be closer...

Exaggerated a lot more like. Every bit of "proof" he posted about it wasn't proof of his claims at all. You forget that he was claiming something like 19% more performance for like a 15% overclock.

Anyway, my point was more to the fact that the amount was so minimal that you'd never notice it in games, it was continuously sub 2% more than evergreen. At that level it's not worth claiming.
 
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