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it would be funny if they didnt...
they went on a longer tea break than usual...
they went on a longer tea break than usual...
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Graphs based on percentage are quite iffy. They have picked very high res benchmarks, so 10fps more could result in a 300% increase etc.fornowagain said:Can you read Hungarian? These results are a lillte different.
fornowagain said:Review X1900XT vs 7800GTX 256MB
D.P. said:From this review, people with a 7800GTX512 will be quite smug!
Maybe that is why Nvidia wont release the G71 until March, there is just no need and there wouldn't be any competition for it.
ooking at these results I fear(pun intended) that the GTX512 will already put hurting on the X1900XT.
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2575&p=4
Shows 53fps with no AA+AF where as the dailytech shows only 45fps.
Actually .. the DailyTech Results don't make sense.
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Game GTX256 X1900XT BF2 1600x1200 4xAA 53 FPS 57 FPS
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=310
while this shows the GTX256 and X1800XT and GTX512 gets higher scores at the same Res.
http://www.techreport.com/reviews/20...tx-512/bf2.gif
Better pray that those dailytech scores for X1900XT are wrong because if they are, the memory controller will be the only saving grace for R580. That article shows 61fps on the X1900XT in FEAR at 16x12 - the GTX512 already averages higher than that.
I wouldnt want to be the one having to explain why a 48-shader part at 625Mhz is trailing a 24-shader part at 550Mhz in the most shader bound game on the market.
I posted that about five answers back. Is it sure they are ATI's benchmarks? This is the best I could get from an online translator. Make of that what you can.Subtlesnake said:ATI's own benchmarks:
http://www.hardwareoc.hu/index.php/p/news/cid/1/y/9617.html
Remember the graph is truncated.