I Invisible MetalHead Techie Messages 2,912 Location Minnesota Feb 21, 2008 #11 i wonder how this compares to the 3850 and 3870
M maroon1 Banned Messages 3,479 Feb 22, 2008 #12 Invisible said: i wonder how this compares to the 3850 and 3870 Click to expand... Even though this video card have only 64SP, it performs better than both HD3850 and 8800GS. It is on par with HD3870 and just slightly slower than 8800GT
Invisible said: i wonder how this compares to the 3850 and 3870 Click to expand... Even though this video card have only 64SP, it performs better than both HD3850 and 8800GS. It is on par with HD3870 and just slightly slower than 8800GT
aspire The Water Cooling Guru Messages 5,308 Location United States Feb 22, 2008 #13 I'm not falling for any of these review benchmarks. Ill believe it when I see a forum member post benches.
I'm not falling for any of these review benchmarks. Ill believe it when I see a forum member post benches.
Puddle Jumper Mod Emeritus Messages 4,292 Feb 22, 2008 #14 This article on toms hardware included benchmarks comparing the 9600gt, 8800gt 256mb, 8800gt 512mb, HD3870, and HD 3850 512. Nvidia's GeForce 9600 GT Tested | Tom's Hardware
This article on toms hardware included benchmarks comparing the 9600gt, 8800gt 256mb, 8800gt 512mb, HD3870, and HD 3850 512. Nvidia's GeForce 9600 GT Tested | Tom's Hardware
aspire The Water Cooling Guru Messages 5,308 Location United States Feb 22, 2008 #15 Toms hardware is probably the only one id trust at this point.
Luke Golden Master Messages 5,605 Location Vancouver, Canada Feb 22, 2008 #16 i thought that all the 9 series was going to support direct x 10.1, that would be a slight advantage.
i thought that all the 9 series was going to support direct x 10.1, that would be a slight advantage.
ricanflow Golden Master Messages 6,317 Location Euless, Tx Feb 22, 2008 #17 aspire.comptech said: Toms hardware is probably the only one id trust at this point. Click to expand... Im gonna have to agree...as shown the 9600gt does not beat the 8800gt 256 in every game as someone previously said, some even with aa/af enabled.
aspire.comptech said: Toms hardware is probably the only one id trust at this point. Click to expand... Im gonna have to agree...as shown the 9600gt does not beat the 8800gt 256 in every game as someone previously said, some even with aa/af enabled.
I Invisible MetalHead Techie Messages 2,912 Location Minnesota Feb 23, 2008 #18 im still gonna say the 3870 for $180 is probably the best deal right now
alexsabree Fully Optimized Messages 1,845 Location United States Feb 23, 2008 #19 I don't get it, why is this part of the 9 series? They just started the 8 series, and there isn't enough new architecture in these chips to change.
I don't get it, why is this part of the 9 series? They just started the 8 series, and there isn't enough new architecture in these chips to change.
I Invisible MetalHead Techie Messages 2,912 Location Minnesota Feb 23, 2008 #20 alexsabree said: I don't get it, why is this part of the 9 series? They just started the 8 series, and there isn't enough new architecture in these chips to change. Click to expand... there really isn't much new architecture, its just a new budget gaming card
alexsabree said: I don't get it, why is this part of the 9 series? They just started the 8 series, and there isn't enough new architecture in these chips to change. Click to expand... there really isn't much new architecture, its just a new budget gaming card