Hardwareluxx takes a look at a bunch of cards on the OLD standards for benchmarking;
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From the looks of things just about every test on every platform is pretty much CPU limited with the latest card, with the changes in resolutions and IQ settings have very little impact at all since the cards never really dip much below 100fps avg, of course min fps may be a an important factor not addressed by this.
Also for these old games there's not so much a need to upgrade because even the GF6600/GT class of card (roughly equal to R9800P/FX5950U) has no trouble throughout the resolutions.
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From the looks of things just about every test on every platform is pretty much CPU limited with the latest card, with the changes in resolutions and IQ settings have very little impact at all since the cards never really dip much below 100fps avg, of course min fps may be a an important factor not addressed by this.
Also for these old games there's not so much a need to upgrade because even the GF6600/GT class of card (roughly equal to R9800P/FX5950U) has no trouble throughout the resolutions.
- You need a licence to buy a gun, but they'll sell anyone a stamp <i>(or internet account)</i> ! - <font color=green>RED </font color=green> <font color=red> GREEN</font color=red> GA to SK