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F.E.A.R
1:54 PM - August 7, 2006 by
D. Polkowski
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: quad, sli, hatched
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: quad, sli, hatched
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Table of Contents:
F.E.A.R
The overclocked Falcon Northwest System shows that a faster CPU can boost Quad SLI to the forefront among its peers, yet we see that a lone GeForce 7900GTX and Radeon X1900XTX can do quite well for lower resolutions (where the majority of gamers live). Higher resolutions are needed-especially multi-graphics processor solutions-but Quad GeForce 7950GX2 pulls 7 frames per second away from the other quad systems. That is not much of a victory, but it is a ray hope for improvement to the Quad-SLI via drivers. Still, there needs to be even more improvement.
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