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What Game Should I Benchmark First?

Left 4 Dead 2
5 (21.7%)
Alien Swarm
3 (13%)
Far Cry 2
0 (0%)
Crysis
11 (47.8%)
Other (Specify In Post)
4 (17.4%)

Total Members Voted: 23

Voting closed: August 09, 2010, 09:15:33 PM

Author Topic: My New Video Card Came In  (Read 3754 times)

Now that you mention it. I'm pretty sure I have DDR3.

Dance Dance Revolution 3?

Cool.

i loving saw that you ninja

Anyway, how much video ram does your new graphics card have, and what type?

Card Features and Specifications
Fabrication Process: 40nm
Core Clock: 763MHz (std 675MHz)
Shader Clock: 1526MHz (std 1350)
Stream Processors: 336 units
ROP Units: 32
Texture Filtering Units: 56
Memory Interface: 256-bit
Memory Amount/Type: 1GB/GDDR5 Memory
Memory Clock: 950MHz (3800MHz effective)
Memory Bandwidth: 121.6 GB/s
DirectX Compliance: 11
Connection: 16x PCI Express 2.0
Form Factor: Dual Slot
Multi-GPU Support: SLI
Part Number: 01G-P3-1373-AR
Warranty: Lifetime (within a 30 registration period)

Copy and paste is fun. Also it has like 336 CUDA cores and a texture fill rate of like... I dunno 60-80 billion per second?

Why would you get such a lovey GPU with such a stuffty processor?

Copy and paste is fun. Also it has like 336 CUDA cores and a texture fill rate of like... I dunno 60-80 billion per second?
It's funny because you probably have no loving idea what that means

Why would you get such a lovey GPU with such a stuffty processor?
bottleneck city mirite?

Why would you get such a lovey GPU with such a stuffty processor?

My friend has a 8800GTS over clocked with a dual core processor and he can run games on max settings without lag. Btw most games can only read 3 cores anyways.

My friend has a 8800GTS over clocked with a dual core processor and he can run games on max settings without lag.

if thats the case then why the forget did you waste the money on the 460GTX

if thats the case then why the forget did you waste the money on the 460GTX

Because nvidia isn't making 8800's anymore and a 8800 has slightly lower specs than the 460GTX. Might as well spend money now and not have to upgrade later.

My friend has a 8800GTS over clocked with a dual core processor and he can run games on max settings without lag. Btw most games can only read 3 cores anyways.
Regardless of how many cores you have, 2.93 is still a fairly low clock rate and is probably an older processor. I have a Phenom II X3 @ 3.2GHz.

Regardless of how many cores you have, 2.93 is still a fairly low clock rate and is probably an older processor. I have a Phenom II X3 @ 3.2GHz.

You do have a point but I still need to upgrade my GPU anyways. I can't even run most games past 1024x968 resolution.

P.S. Why does everyone want me to benchmark Crysis? Lol?

It's funny because you probably have no loving idea what that means
bottleneck city mirite?

Sorry for double post but most benchmark videos I see on youtube have dual core processors and are running games on max settings. Btw I'm probably not going to run most games past x4 anti-brown towniasing and anti-stropic because anything beyond that, I don't notice the difference.

Sirrus, you suck at processors.  It's a pretty good processor.  He should be able to run most things at good settings.

Sirrus, you suck at processors.  It's a pretty good processor.  He should be able to run most things at good settings.
What's wrong with what I'm saying? A 2.93 dual is probably one or two generations back in processors. It's probably a Pentium.
« Last Edit: August 08, 2010, 10:01:37 PM by Sirrus »

What's wrong with what I'm saying? A 2.93 dual is probably one or two generations back in processors. It's probably an... Athalon II X2 245?
It's not like everyone needs to upgrade to 3 or 4 cores now.  Two is still fine for gaming.  It's not like most games use 3 or 4 cores.

Desperate times calls for desperate measures. It doesn't come in til like 5:00 so to kill time I turned off my alarm clock so I hopefully sleep in. I am so impatient.

Regardless of how many cores you have, 2.93 is still a fairly low clock rate and is probably an older processor. I have a Phenom II X3 @ 3.2GHz.
2.8 or higher isn't really considered "low". Anything below 2.8, yes.

If its below 3.2GHz for a dual core, maybe its low.
Quad core, 2.8 or better will be fine for gaming.