That is an awesome quote. I may just have to steal it. It is the closest thing I have seen to an actual fanboy post, where it seems that you are cheering on a sports team, but in actuality you are cheering on a Graphics Card company to have higher performance than a competing company. :awe:
580>570OC>570>480>6970>470>560>6950
The 6970 will also be slower than a 5970.
595 > 6990
I guess WelshBloke did say to just make stuff up but do you really think that the 6850 and 6950 will be neck and neck? Same thing with the 5870 and 6970?
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I guess WelshBloke did say to just make stuff up but do you really think that the 6850 and 6950 will be neck and neck? Same thing with the 5870 and 6970?
AMD/ATI isn't worth my time...
Epic gonna be fun seeing if that really happends.
Indeed, only a fanboy would defy common sense... If the new AMD cards arent competitive, we will all be paying higher prices... But who cares right? Our favourite company WINS!!
I'm hoping the Celtics win this year (anyone but the Heat really). Not a Kobe fan.
Well I've seen rumors put the 6970 behind the 570, so I based my chart on that.
If I had to bet money on where these cards would end up, I would not bet as all information so far has been crappy.
I agree with you on the crossfire scaling, if AMD can replicate what they did with the 68's...that would be nice.Since it's so close to release.
#1 580
#2 6970
#3 570
#4 6950
But,
#1 6970 CF
#2 580 SLI
#3 6950 CF
#4 570 SLI
I also think people will be able to cherry-pick benchmarks where 6970 is faster than 580.
Hey, dont make stuff up... In Wreckage's world, 470 > 5870, as he has already said before, with the evidence of a Hawx 2 benchmark LOL.
Yeah I'm the biggest fanboy there is, I'm a fanboy of stability, compatibility and trouble free computing and that's what I am...
That's funny, because you spend an inordinate amount of time on these forums doing everything you can to disparage the company. This isn't a call out. You made a claim that they aren't worth your time yet the vast majority of your posts do nothing but belittle AMD - contradicting your very post here.
580>570OC>570>480>6970>470>560>6950
The 6970 will also be slower than a 5970.
595 > 6990
:thumbsup:The 4870 will be slower than a 8600GT.
There have been a lot of rumors covering a whole spectrum of performance but wouldn't common sense dictate that AMD wouldn't bother releasing expensive high-end cards that perform the same as their mid-range?
Yeah I'm the biggest fanboy there is, I'm a fanboy of stability, compatibility and trouble free computing and that's what I am...
You are new here. Solofly was once one of the biggest ATI fanboys on this forum. Rabid even.
. In fact my 5850 was so unstable when I bought it that it caught my desk on fire and tried to electrocute my 5-yr old.
Lol. I know what you mean. I haven't used my computer with the 5850 in it for over a year because my Pentium laptop with integrated Nvidia graphics provides a much better computing experience. In fact my 5850 was so unstable when I bought it that it caught my desk on fire and tried to electrocute my 5-yr old.
Lol. I know what you mean. I haven't used my computer with the 5850 in it for over a year because my Pentium laptop with integrated Nvidia graphics provides a much better computing experience. In fact my 5850 was so unstable when I bought it that it caught my desk on fire and tried to electrocute my 5-yr old.
I agree with your prediction, albeit I am disappointed AMD did not pull ahead of the 580 at average resolutions, which is just an overclocked GTX 480 with a few more shaders, with the 6970.
I have been looking at benches that show 6970 Crossfire being much, much faster than GTX 580 SLI for 3 monitor gaming, so I think there will be exceptions.
For the gamer who wants to use 3 monitors for resolutions such as 5760x1200, 6970 Crossfire, and 6950 Crossfire will be far superior to 580 and 570 SLI, not to mention you can run a 3 monitor setup on one AMD card, but you have to go SLI to run 3 monitors on Nvidia.
6990 will be a real beast with the improved Crossfire scaling in 6 series, but I'm not sure how fast 2x6990 will be as generally 4 GPUs do not scale that well. 6990x2 may be faster than nvidia's best in GTX 580 Tri-SLI because the 5XX series cannot run quad-sli, but it remains to be seen.
Holy $hit I'm famous...lol