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9:06 AM - April 1, 2008 by
Florian Charpentier
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: nvidia, geforce, 9800gtx, review
Topics: NVIDIA
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: nvidia, geforce, 9800gtx, review
Topics: NVIDIA
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Crysis
If you want to play Crysis with most of the detail set to the maximum, even at the cost of lowering the resolution a notch, you might as well forget about activating antialiasing with any of these cards (except the 3870 X2 at 1280x1024). In this context, the 9800 GTX again came out looking very good, since while in second position in all cases, it was just ahead of or behind the HD 3870 X2 - an achievement given its lower price. Still, without antialiasing, its lead on the 8800 GTS 512 MB reached 12%.
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BPT747
04/25/2008
9:40 AM
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Interesting results, I have found several card makers (Palit, Asus, Evga, and Zotac) that make a 1GB 8800GT(S). Since you were speaking of the memory limitations of the 9800GTX, I am curious how these cards would preform with the 8800 driver optimizations you mentioned.
Spectere
05/01/2008
8:30 AM
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I purchased a GF9800GTX not long after it came out and the only time I recall hearing the fan spin up to high (which is fairly loud) is when the card first initialized itself when I turn my system on. I've logged many hours of game time on this rig and haven't heard it spin up at all. I'm using the ForceWare 174.74 drivers and an XFX branded card (if that would make any difference at all...probably not).
teamjawbox
05/06/2008
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Would an Intel Core 2 Duo Dual Core E6600 (2.4ghz) 1066FSB processor bottleneck the 9800GTX? Trying to decide whether to get one or not and dont want to get it and not see an increase in performance due to my processor. Thanks!
ziegemon
05/09/2008
4:53 AM
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Processor bottleneck goes up to about 3.2 Ghz on my Q9450
TiberiumSoldier
05/25/2008
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i am going to buy an intel Core 2 Duo E8500 with ASUS or XFX or eVGA 9800gtx and 2gb Corsair Dominator ram.. is this a good option??? or i should buy an AMD Phenom 9600?
