No, it would still be 10% if they both scaled the same. The framerate difference would double in number, but not percentage.Ok I need a little help here Apok, my brain is failing.
1. The 480 is about 10% better than the 5870
2. SLI performs about 7% better than CF (according to the anandtech article's benchmarks)
SO, how much faster should a pair of 480's be than a pair of 5870's in terms of the percentage of performance increase?
It would be 20%
performance difference times scaling difference.but you have to factor in the 7% that CF drops somewhere into the equation. but where?
in terms of the best single card performance will ATI still hold the crown though?
He said single card, not single GPU.
The 5970 is a single card. it has one PCB. You can't buy a 5970 with one GPU.
The comparision of a dual GPU card to a single GPU card would be invalid if the price and power consumption were significantly different.
But still, the 5970 is the fastest card irrespective of how you look at it.
A single card is a single card. one PCB, one PCI-E slot.and that's why I asked him how he would defined it...because some people mean it the way I said it..and some the way you said it...