NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GTX 512: More Than Just More Memory
by Derek Wilson on November 14, 2005 9:00 AM EST- Posted in
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Doom 3 Performance
Doom 3 performance has been led by NVIDIA ever since the game came out, but last week ATI released a driver which incorporated quite a few performance enhancements for OGL based games. The playing field has certainly changed quite a bit over the weekend, but is it enough to topple the new NVIDIA part?
Without 4xAA enabled, NVIDIA parts still clearly lead ATI hardware. The 7800 GTX 512 performs very well, scoring better at 2048x1536 than the X1800 XT does at 1600x1200.
Doom 3 performance has been led by NVIDIA ever since the game came out, but last week ATI released a driver which incorporated quite a few performance enhancements for OGL based games. The playing field has certainly changed quite a bit over the weekend, but is it enough to topple the new NVIDIA part?
Without 4xAA enabled, NVIDIA parts still clearly lead ATI hardware. The 7800 GTX 512 performs very well, scoring better at 2048x1536 than the X1800 XT does at 1600x1200.
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ElFenix - Monday, November 14, 2005 - link
i've been asking them to hire an editor for a few years now, but i'm pretty sure they haven't taken my advice yet. every once in a while they post an article that is just unreadable due to the run on and compound sentences.yacoub - Monday, November 14, 2005 - link
It's worse when you have a journalism degree. It drives you up a wall to read so many grammatical and spelling errors. Even so I'd rather they put the money into doing more 'real world' style tests instead of just these Top of the Charts/ GPU with the Biggest Dick contests.phusg - Thursday, November 17, 2005 - link
It could be worse, at least they updated the article to change this comical spelling mistake. Puts them in line with the rest of the computer industry where the testing phase of the development cycle is outsourced to the consumer ;-)Methusela - Monday, November 14, 2005 - link
This thing just destroys every other single card, and every other SLI configuration in almost every test! Yikes. I guess it had better do so at $700 apiece, though.Maybe this will push the price of the 7800GT and GTX models down in a couple of weeks? Cost-conscious buyers like myself can only hope so.
route66 - Monday, November 14, 2005 - link
Sick!Googer - Monday, November 14, 2005 - link
Holy Handgranades 54.4 GB/s Memory Bandwith!pol II - Monday, November 14, 2005 - link
Nice card