Lol Freddie, been doing the same thing for some time now, here are the results
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The 0.5% difference is because I tend to round up concluding percentages I think the actually number was about 10.67% - when I was taught percentages and rounding the rule is if it’s .5 or above you round up and if it’s below you round down. The fact that we have got practically the same results is helpful as it shows I haven’t made bobo which could be embarrassing.
BTW it's not Freddie is saying 11% it's the guys at Anandtech, I'm just the numbers into a helpful list with actual % differences between them. I'm not actually thinking it will more helpful to report the performance differences at different the resolutions. At 1680x1050 the GTX460 holds up well against the HD5850 but above that the HD5850 flexes it muscles this way people can make a buying decision based on what monitor they have.
Marine RX179 said:
Freddie1980 can you do a compare for between the 5850 and GTX470? The results from AnandTech seem to indicate the gap between 5850 and GTX470 is wider than the gap between the GTX460 1GB and 5850...would be like to see how much faster is the GTX470 in % with that method of calculation.
I've already done that comparison (
see here). Just bear in mind that the data in that chart was when Fermi came out in April/May or whenever it was so drivers may have made some changes so I'll do it again this evening to see if there is any significant difference but given the games involved in the benchmark the impact of drivers on single cards will be minimal.
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I've just has another look at the numbers to compare how well cards turn electric into frame rates. I think as we all suspect the HD5850 is an efficient ******* and requires just 4.44 watts for every FPS (based on the aggregate results posted above), 2nd, 3rd and 4th places are more close but the maybe somewhat surprisingly the GTX460 comes 2nd on efficiency requiring 5.2 watts per FPS beating out the HD5770 that needs 5.47 watts and the black sheep of the Radeon family the HD5830 needs 5.95 watts.