here is a hierachy chart if you are not sure which category your GPU is.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
"older" multi gpu poll choice not available for voting.
multi gpu question is more important than overall peformance so vote for how many gpu total first.
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wanted to put up a poll to show multi gpu niche.
please ONLY vote with what you CURRENTLY have NOW/TODAY and IN USE. not what you had in the past.
poll is multiple choice so you can multi vote based on all the machines you own.
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criteria for low, midrange, high, ultra high is subjective.
using 1920x1080p as the default resolution.
igpu is bascially a gpu that can play almost all game at fair/low.
low is bascially a gpu that can play almost all game at good.
midrange is bascially a gpu that can play almost all game at high.
hi end is basicall a gpu that can play almost all game at ultra.
ultra hi end is basically a gpu that is above and beyond.
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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
"older" multi gpu poll choice not available for voting.
multi gpu question is more important than overall peformance so vote for how many gpu total first.
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wanted to put up a poll to show multi gpu niche.
please ONLY vote with what you CURRENTLY have NOW/TODAY and IN USE. not what you had in the past.
poll is multiple choice so you can multi vote based on all the machines you own.
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criteria for low, midrange, high, ultra high is subjective.
using 1920x1080p as the default resolution.
igpu is bascially a gpu that can play almost all game at fair/low.
low is bascially a gpu that can play almost all game at good.
midrange is bascially a gpu that can play almost all game at high.
hi end is basicall a gpu that can play almost all game at ultra.
ultra hi end is basically a gpu that is above and beyond.
.
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