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Anonymous at 08:12pm 05/4/2006
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Who ever it was saying that NFS MW looks better on xBox360 id have
to disagree with. Running at 1280 with some of the shadows down
(shadows kill like 30 frames in that game) it looks and runs way
better.
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Anonymous at 12:31pm 05/4/2006
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I'm actually pretty impressed by the performance in most of the
games, however, two things:
1. These benches show that game developers need to rein-in their
coding. If new games cant do 60fps with all the eye candy on when
you have four of the most expensive gpu's monitors and power
supplies running them, perhaps they should turn their focus towards
something besides graphics.
2. What PSU was used in this review? Did they say, and I just
missed it?
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Anonymous at 06:04pm 05/3/2006
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note to self:
avoid the bleeding edge*
*unless I hit the lotto
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jodiuh at 10:43pm 05/2/2006
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Well, I had an Opteron @ 2700, 2 gigs of ram, and an X1900Xt. And I
still had more fun with Project Gotham Racing 3. To be fair, my
interest in gaming is waning fast. For $400 it does more than what I
would've ever hoped for.
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Anonymous at 11:25am 05/2/2006
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in most cases of ppl with ppl that game on the computer it is not
every1 can afford 3k or more to set up a sweet rig
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Anonymous at 10:40am 05/2/2006
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you know, playing the demo of ghost recon on the PC, i realized the
x360 version has more effects. Such as Realtime shadowing and
lighting, the overall coloring looks better and more realistic...
WHY? This is a puzzling issue. Just like NFS MW also. I NEVER
understood that. Don't give me this b/s about how the X360 is
"More powerful" 'cause i know it's not.
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Anonymous at 06:42am 05/2/2006
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I'm a quality not quantity person in general, so high resolution
doesn't do anything for me. I'd rather see superior quality in the
graphics at any resolution. That's why I choose ATI for my cards.
Much more quaility time after time with ATI over nVidia.
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Anonymous at 06:07am 05/2/2006
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Who cares about real time lighting, when the game is crap? If all
you want is real time lighting, then why dont you just look out of
your window.
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Anonymous at 03:17am 05/2/2006
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The price/performance relation is not interesting anyways.
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