Graphics Performance List

[brinks]

Another question: What about the "Nvidia GT120 1GB Video Adapter w/ HDMI Output?" I can't find it on the list...

Nvidia GT120 is a rebranding of the 9500GT model.

 

[mikesx4911]

I place 24th on the list, not to shabby, think its time for an upgrade lol

 

[deathville]

Nvidia GT120 is a rebranding of the 9500GT model.

Does it matter if its used?

 

[Trotter]

New or used doesn't make a difference with GFX cards.

 

[orihS ‪‪‪Shiro]

I'm just a lowly noob here, but I want to ask more about the averaging between 1Gb and 512Mb versions.
How is it done exactly?
Is this list based on a single benchmark?
Such as 3dmark or something?
If so, which benchmark?

 

[Baez]

"Lowly noobs" are just as equal as everyone else here .

I gather benchmarks from several sources as well as performing my own (I see 20-30 new computers go in and out of my place each month). The benchmarks include 3DMark and PCMark, several games and CAD programs to test rendering capabilities.

The different versions are added then divided. For example a card can have 2 positions: 36 for the 512MB version and 31 for the 1GB version (these are completely random from my head so don't go check the list ). The two card positions are added so 36+31=67. Then divided by two since there are two versions (if there was another version, say 256MB then it would be divided by three). So 67/2=34 rounded off. So that card would place in position #34.

Hope that clears things up a bit more.

 

[philbar71]

"Lowly noobs" are just as equal as everyone else here .

I gather benchmarks from several sources as well as performing my own (I see 20-30 new computers go in and out of my place each month). The benchmarks include 3DMark and PCMark, several games and CAD programs to test rendering capabilities.

The different versions are added then divided. For example a card can have 2 positions: 36 for the 512MB version and 31 for the 1GB version (these are completely random from my head so don't go check the list ). The two card positions are added so 36+31=67. Then divided by two since there are two versions (if there was another version, say 256MB then it would be divided by three). So 67/2=34 rounded off. So that card would place in position #34.

Hope that clears things up a bit more.

Wow, did not know you did it like that. Seems a bit too clear cut for all cards doesn't it?

 

[Fat.Clown]

I thought about that question before
but was too lazy to ask

since you brought it up... can't we just specify ram size?

 

[Baez]

Like I said before the differences were very minimal. I did make a few exceptions for cards that have a larger gap than 4 positions.

 

[philbar71]

Like I said before the differences were very minimal. I did make a few exceptions for cards that have a larger gap than 4 positions.

I guess that card was the 4870 512MB