KillaKilla
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Why is everyone griping about size issues? Does anyone use that PCI slot below the AGP anyway?
Really.
Really.
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Nebor
Looks like I can safely return to Nvidia video cards. Good to see they're so even.
Have fun with your 480W PSU
Originally posted by: KillaKilla
Why is everyone griping about size issues? Does anyone use that PCI slot below the AGP anyway?
Really.
Originally posted by: Shad0hawK
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Nebor
Looks like I can safely return to Nvidia video cards. Good to see they're so even.
Have fun with your 480W PSU
have fun with your PS2 only card while i am playing farcry and stalker in PS3
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Shad0hawK
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Nebor
Looks like I can safely return to Nvidia video cards. Good to see they're so even.
Have fun with your 480W PSU
have fun with your PS2 only card while i am playing farcry and stalker in PS3
True, you might have higher framerates, but I bet the games will look the same.
Originally posted by: JBT
I'm not sure whye everyone is complain about the NV Cards PSU requirements. So ffar in all the reviews I have seen the 480 watt suggestion is really high... the GT version I have seen ran perfectly fine on a 350 watt...
Originally posted by: JBT
I'm not sure whye everyone is complain about the NV Cards PSU requirements. So ffar in all the reviews I have seen the 480 watt suggestion is really high... the GT version I have seen ran perfectly fine on a 350 watt...
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Shad0hawK
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Nebor
Looks like I can safely return to Nvidia video cards. Good to see they're so even.
Have fun with your 480W PSU
have fun with your PS2 only card while i am playing farcry and stalker in PS3
True, you might have higher framerates, but I bet the games will look the same.
Thats pretty much what its going to come down to, speed differences on games that use long shader instructions for effects. (Currently most PS2.0 are small shaders that are executed in a single pass anyway)
In the future where shader length can increase dramatically, it may be the difference between playable and unplayable (this is over a year off easy). Extremely long shaders for water and lighting, and long shaders for displacement maps can be a huge difference between 2.0 and 3.0. Because 2.0 will take many more passes to render the same effect.
Originally posted by: jim1976
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Shad0hawK
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Nebor
Looks like I can safely return to Nvidia video cards. Good to see they're so even.
Have fun with your 480W PSU
have fun with your PS2 only card while i am playing farcry and stalker in PS3
True, you might have higher framerates, but I bet the games will look the same.
Thats pretty much what its going to come down to, speed differences on games that use long shader instructions for effects. (Currently most PS2.0 are small shaders that are executed in a single pass anyway)
In the future where shader length can increase dramatically, it may be the difference between playable and unplayable (this is over a year off easy). Extremely long shaders for water and lighting, and long shaders for displacement maps can be a huge difference between 2.0 and 3.0. Because 2.0 will take many more passes to render the same effect.
When exactly will be the future my friend? Of course many titles will use ps3 in the near future but will they be extremely different and complicated? I don't think so. So if you're reffering to the far future then thanks but I'll wait for the future cards.
Originally posted by: shady06
the 6800 GT looks really good, accord to firing squad benchies, it performs better than the 6800 ultra platinum when overclocked and is a single slot solution
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: jim1976
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Shad0hawK
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Nebor
Looks like I can safely return to Nvidia video cards. Good to see they're so even.
Have fun with your 480W PSU
have fun with your PS2 only card while i am playing farcry and stalker in PS3
True, you might have higher framerates, but I bet the games will look the same.
Thats pretty much what its going to come down to, speed differences on games that use long shader instructions for effects. (Currently most PS2.0 are small shaders that are executed in a single pass anyway)
In the future where shader length can increase dramatically, it may be the difference between playable and unplayable (this is over a year off easy). Extremely long shaders for water and lighting, and long shaders for displacement maps can be a huge difference between 2.0 and 3.0. Because 2.0 will take many more passes to render the same effect.
When exactly will be the future my friend? Of course many titles will use ps3 in the near future but will they be extremely different and complicated? I don't think so. So if you're reffering to the far future then thanks but I'll wait for the future cards.
Reading comprehension.
Originally posted by: BoomAM
Interesting.
Unless the SM3.0 vs SM2.0 scenario gets really significant in games, which i highly doubt it ever can from what ive read of the techs, then it seems that ATI, for the second generation running, produced a card thats faster than the competitions, uses less power, dissipates less heat, and is compatible with more systems. A card thats been very well designed from all angles.
Why thank you!Originally posted by: jim1976
Originally posted by: BoomAM
Interesting.
Unless the SM3.0 vs SM2.0 scenario gets really significant in games, which i highly doubt it ever can from what ive read of the techs, then it seems that ATI, for the second generation running, produced a card thats faster than the competitions, uses less power, dissipates less heat, and is compatible with more systems. A card thats been very well designed from all angles.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. FINALLY A SMART REPLY.
But warning don't say much about NVIDIA. YOU MIGHT BE ACCUSED OF FANBOYISM.
:beer:
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
BTW, after watching that Ruby demo movie...
Nalu's flipper is toast!