I found it really helpful for someone who isn't current on the latest alphabet soup for cpu/gpu model names and stuff. I t was nice for me to easily see where my cpu is compared to today and it helps compare the benefits of upgrading or not.
Zenmasta...no offense..But it's right on the main page along with the other charts. Just check www.tomshardware.com to the right of the page..Right above the "Forums" active scroll bar.
Also a quick "Gpu chart" on google brings it right up as the first results...Once again no offense..But just a little searching would bring up the results without the need of creating threads like these on the forums.
Do keep in mind though that NONE of these charts are up to date. For graphical charts that's a big deal considering the current state of ATI drivers..They are much better then the ones used on the chart..Which means better performance which won't be listed.
Message edited by Kamrooz on 10-16-2007 at 03:41:29 AM
They are still using the old drivers. I've pretty much given up on toms hardware...lol...
I still use the cpu charts which are extremely helpful. But considering the state of the older ATI drivers to the current ones...The gpu chart is just not useable for comparisons for the 2x00 series. Thankfully though there are other solutions to tomshardware to get those numbers. Not as vast as the GPU chart but they still give you a great comparison with the up to date drivers.
Tomshardware = The new Fox News...It's sad...but true...=(
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