nVidia lived up to their PR claims: 42 FPS in D3

[eden]

I didn't first believe it, as with ANY PR benchmarks put on PowerPoint presentation, but apparently nVidia did not lie: <A HREF="http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20040907/geforce_6600-08.html" target="_new">http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20040907/geforce_6600-08.html</A>

The card actually does better without AA too. Over 42FPS.
With AA and AF, it falls short by .1 FPS.

Compare it to the nVidia PR here: <A HREF="http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20040812/geforce_6600-04.html" target="_new">http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20040812/geforce_6600-04.html</A>

Makes you wonder though. Since when do the companies themselves actually live up to their ideal world?

What's next, actual high quality prints come out at 22ppm on modern printers?

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[TheGreatGrapeApe]

What's next, actual high quality prints come out at 22ppm on modern printers?

Dude, I think you need a break from Staples/BureauEnGros! :tongue: :lol: :tongue:


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[eden]

ROFL. Hahaha, well, we can always dream, can't we.

Actually, funny anecdote, we've had about 3 Canon i560s replaced for the back office from what I'm told. Reason? It's so fast its feeder sometimes pulls the paper so hard it gets all crumpled up and stuck in the feeder!

Heheh, uh oh...

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