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^^ How do you know they are not far off? any confirmed release dates or even specs?
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^^ How do you know they are not far off? any confirmed release dates or even specs?
i cant wait any longer i've been waiting to buy a new graphics card for over a year! my current card is a 7600 gt on an i7 920!!! my resolution is 1680x1050. main games... none yet because i cant play anything on that 7600 gt! when i'll get the card i'll buy metro 2033 and battlefield bad company 2.
ff topic i would choose a 460 at that res.
Get the 480 and anyone who suggests it is overkill for your rez, ignore they are wrong, especially where BC2 and metro is concerned.
For metro i'd agree, but you don't need anything like a 480 to run BC2.
anyone who suggests it is overkill for your rez, ignore they are wrong, especially where BC2 and metro is concerned.
Why is that? you prefer sub 30 FPS in demanding games?
I can only speak from my own experience but in the below system I cannot get bf2 under 60fps.
Why is that? you prefer sub 30 FPS in demanding games?
I have a 470 and BC2 seems to be pretty stable around the 60fps mark, however when you have lots of action going on and your looking over a large portion of the map, with people running around, i'm pretty sure there is some frame rate fluctations, they may only be very minor but they are there
Personally i do like to have game settings on high, but the thing i desire most is nice smooth and stable framerate, even in the more demanding sections, which is why i tend to go no further than 4x AA, and game at 1680 x 1050
It's all down to preferance really, but i dont think as far as single card solutions go, there is such a thing as overkill, most of todays demanding games do get frame rate fluctations during more intense sequences even on powerful cards, the main adv of having a top spec card is these fluctations are less noticable and less frequent