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Can Your Rig Run Oblivion?

By Jeremy Laird published 10 July 2006

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Mid-Range Performance, Continued

Page 1: Elder Scrolls IV: Computer Oblivion
Page 2: Testing Oblivion: Not Quite A Straightforward Matter
Page 3: The Settings
Page 4: Entry-Level Performance: Radeon X1600 XT And GeForce 6600 GT
Page 5: Entry-Level Performance, Continued
Page 6: Mid-Range Performance: Radeon X1800 GTO And GeForce 7600 GT
Page 7: Mid-Range Performance, Continued
Page 8: High-End Performance: Radeon X1900 XTX And GeForce 7900 GTX
Page 9: High-End Performance, Continued
Page 10: Image Quality Options In Detail: The Great Forest
Page 11: Memory Buffer Comparison: 256 MB Vs 512 MB
Page 12: Golden Oldies: ATI Radeon X850 XT PE And Nvidia GeForce 6800 Ultra
Page 13: Oblivion Multi-Threading: Single Versus Dual-Core Performance
Page 14: Pixel Shading Performance: ATI's R520 Vs R580
Page 15: Wrapping Things Up: What Have We Learnt?

Mid-Range Performance, Continued

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