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BsizedGoanna (View my Profile) at 06:10am 02/7/2006
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Card is popular as fantasy material for the teens{substitue for
other stuff on web}.....but knowledgeable fans choose ATI in nearly
every segment, ie, they buy ATI, they buy GTO2, GTO 16 pipe and now
the king, 1900XT{value champ}.
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Anonymous at 04:31am 12/13/2005
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i Brought a New PC the other day and i wasn't too pleased
Specs Follow : -
AMD 64 FX57
2GB RAM
2 X Winfast 7800 GTX
250 GB harddrive
19" gAMING TFT (3ms)
and games dont seem to run as smooth as i thought they would.
I think it has somthing to do with the quailty and performance
settings on the graphics cards but i am no sure what the settings
should be can anyone help me please?
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deimos47 at 05:46pm 11/19/2005
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this 512MB GTX is so popular, we even chat about it in middle of BF2
games, even while flying chopper!
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Anonymous at 02:17am 11/19/2005
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yeah it could probably happen. but knowing ATI, their equivalent
will come out half a year later and cost $100 more.
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deimos47 at 12:39am 11/19/2005
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Now who would have guessed that "overclocking" the G70 to
550Mhz (vs 430Mhz), and using DDR1700 memory instead of DDR1200,
would drastically increase average frame-per-second benchmark
scores? Furthermore, with texel rate 30% higher than X1800XT, and
over 6GB/s more mem bandwidth, who would dare say they were
surprised that the 512MB GTX come out on top over the X1800XT?
However, although ATI could just as easily use the same or even
faster GDDR3 memory chips, to match the texel rate, they would need
to clock their GPU 30% higher = 812Mhz... not very feasable. Thus,
to reiterate what many have stated, ATI's hope lies in R580.
Regardless who is on top, new products and competition is a good
thing - just a few years ago people had to make compromises when
buying mainstream cards (no latest features, have to turn down game
quality settings): now top to bottom all cards are SM3.. and even
lowly 6600's offer great gaming performance at 1024x768, with all
game features on.
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Anonymous at 03:16pm 11/18/2005
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the ultimate clock speeds and memory on this card, the ps3 tech is
already looking out of date and it isn't even out yet.
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Anonymous at 02:52am 11/18/2005
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1) I did not make the comment.
2) I am not starving to death.
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Anonymous at 08:12am 11/17/2005
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Tell those ATI fanboys at your school that they are
"hosers".
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Anonymous at 01:26am 11/17/2005
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#56, and what are you doing on this website, i guess you do not
realize that you are doing the same thing.
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Anonymous at 02:18pm 11/16/2005
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30,000 people starve to death every in this world yet you spend time
trolling the comments section of a website. The human race is so
ugly.
Go go ignorant generalizing!
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