Nvidia GeForce 9800 GX2 Review
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World In Conflict
The 9800 GX2 does quite well when running World In Conflict using our test scene, which was taken from the game's last and most demanding level. Beside its superior performance compared to the 3870 X2 without antialiasing (the performance difference is only 9% at 1920x1200, which jumps to 64% at 2560x1600), it also supports antialiasing at 1920x1200, where it's 31% faster than the 8800 Ultra. The performance is not earth shattering at 2560x1600, though, as the 9800 GX2's 512 MB of memory hurts its perfomance even more than the 3870 X2's limited memory does. This is a recurring problem with the GeForce line and NVIDIA needs to work on it.
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dwfresch This author continues to refer to ATI as AMD in multiple articles. Not only does this bring into question this author's competence, it also causes me to question the accuracy of all articles on Tom's Hardware since the editors have overlooked such a blatant error.Reply -
ProphetMK1 I am wondering about your competence. What does it matter if he refers to the parent company of ATI. If you aren't aware or have been MIA from the tech world in the last year. AMD owns ATI at a large 5.4 billion dollar so far debt that has yet to help my AMD shares.Reply -
AvatarC I think you owe an apology to the site, dwfresch. When was the last time you visited www.ati.com and what did you first notice?Reply -
honestly, i know amd owns ati, but the two are totally seperate entities. the product solutions for one are different and when i talk about graphics card, i refer to them as ATI or NVIDIA, rather than AMD and Intel. If I stood up in front of you trying to convince you to gain our market share and talk to you about our products, im not going to say "The new AMD Radeon HD 3800 Series" because its NOT AMD, its ATI. And if i make simple stupid errors like that, how do you know that the rest of my information is right? My facts on resolution, memory bus, core speed, may all be just as wrong as getting the ACTUAL COMPANY NAME THAT PRODUCED THE PRODUCT wrong. Attention to detail gentleman. Having 200 cars isnt the same as having 500. Having a Mayback Exelero isnt the same as a Kia Rio. The LAPD is not the NYPD. Get the drift? Thank youReply
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