Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 Performance

Tiger Woods 2005 is similar to Eve in being limited by the CPU. At 1600x1200, we only see an 11% and 13% spread - AA/AF and no AA/AF, respectively - between the various configurations (not counting the 6600GT SLI). Of course, in a golf simulation frame rates aren't nearly as critical as in FPS games, so the 30+ FPS results generated by all contenders are more than acceptable.

Tiger Woods PGA Golf


Tiger Woods PGA Golf


Star Wars: Knights of the old Republic 2 Performance Unreal Tournament 2004 Performance
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  • swatX - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    THE SLI is meant to played on high res.. if you got money to brn on SLI then i am damn sure you got money to burn on a 19" monitor ;)
  • CtK - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    can Dual Display be used in SLi mode??
  • Johnmcl7 - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    In general 6600GT SLI performance seems a bit random, in some cases it's really good as with BF2 but in others not as good as a 6800GT.

    John
  • bob661 - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    Anyone notice how a SLI'd 6600GT is just as quick as a 6800 Ultra in BF2?
  • R3MF - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    give me some details on the 7800 and 7800GT

    what, when, and how much?
  • bob661 - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    #59
    I am more eager to see how the new midrange cards will perform than these parts but if I had a spare $600 I would jump all over this.
  • bob661 - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    #56
    LMAO!!!!
  • bob661 - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    #44
    And I thought paying $350 for a video cards was too much then or even before than there was the $200 high end and before that the $100 high end. I balked at all of those prices but I understood why they were prices as such and didn't bitch everytime the costs went up. The bar keeps being raised and the prices go with it. Inflation, more features and the fact that most of us here can afford $350 video cards pushes the cost of new PREMIUM cards higher by the year. It's only going to go up unless either people quit buying the high end cards or the manufatucrers find a magical process to reduce costs dramatically.
  • Johnmcl7 - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    You're quite right, there's always a premium for the best, I don't see any difference here, no-one is being forced to buy this graphics card. As usual, I'll wait until something offers me a better price/performance ratio over my current X850XT/6800 Ultra duo.

    John
  • Avalon - Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - link

    Seems to be a problem with the last Knights of the Old Republic 2 graph. Both 7800GTX setups are "performing" less than all the other cards benched. Despite all the mistakes, it still seems like I was right in that this card is made for those who play at high resolutions. Anyone with an R420 of NV40 based card that plays at 16x12 or less should probably not bother upgrading, unless they feel the need to.

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