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Inscrit depuis 7288 JoursI still think I'm going to get my Sager 5796 this August though. Six to eight months from now, the market is going to be even more exciting. Hopefully there will be more out there than just Crysis to push the tech to the limits. Oh well, I suppose if there's not, it will just give me an excuse to get a 30" monitor :)
Now if AMD could just catch Intel. The ATI XPG would potentially convince me to get a Puma notebook, if the Puma wasn't so f'n weak compared to the C2D's mobile line, which is getting another revision next month. :/
Wii60!
"We've said that Gears of War was graphically the best game have ever been made, well it looks like Pong compared to Crysis and some of the DX10 titles."
-Gary Whitta (Venting on the NG podcast after Coming back from the Games for Windows)
Inscrit depuis 7576 Jours1) Puma's CPU's weren't shit compared to the C2D. They can't even match its clock speed, and per clock cycle they're not as fast to begin with!
2) The mobile version of the 48XX series would ship this summer.
If they would let vendors like Sager make C2D notebooks w/ 4800M cards, and XGP support it would be fucking awesome. But they won't. Plus the first generation of XGP products are all single chip 3850's and 3870's.
Boo.
Inscrit depuis 7288 Jours- Asus Rampage Formula x48
- 8GB Muskin Redline DDR2 1000 @ 1015 5-5-5-12, 7 performance value (per AT Rampage board review)
- PowerColor 4850's in CF clocked to 660 core 1050 mem
- Thermaltake Toughpower 850W PSU
- Catalyst 8.6 Betas
- Vista 64 Premium SP1
3DMark06:
18059 3DMarks, 1920x1200, 4x AA
* This is with 8.6 beta, perhaps finals will improve score further
Vantage build 1.0.1:
P10431
GPU = 11666
CPU = 7916
X5314
GPU = 5226
CPU = 7831
CRYSIS:
1024 x 768, dx9, high, no AA
Min = 28.68
Max = 96.29
Avg = 69.44
1280 x 1024, dx9, high, no AA
Min = 32.59
Max = 86.31
Avg = 62.67
1680 x 1050, dx9, high, no AA
Min = 26.83
Max = 56.83
Avg = 43.84
1900 x 1200, dx9, high, no AA
Min = 24.93
Max = 56.83
Avg = 43.84
1024 x 768 dx9, high 4x AA
Min = 26.28
Max = 81.06
Avg = 59.21
1280 x 1024 dx9, high, 4x AA
Min = 25.47
Max = 65.51
Avg = 49.07
1680 x 1050 dx9, high, 4x AA
Min = 47.53
Max = 47.53
Avg = 36.39
1900 x 1200 dx9, high, 4x AA
Min = 16.16
Max = 37.83
Avg = 29.97
Wii60!
"We've said that Gears of War was graphically the best game have ever been made, well it looks like Pong compared to Crysis and some of the DX10 titles."
-Gary Whitta (Venting on the NG podcast after Coming back from the Games for Windows)
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Inscrit depuis 7132 JoursAsking cos i have the 8400... LOL
GoW, War3, Halo, MYST, Civilazation
Inscrit depuis 7576 JoursAsking cos i have the 8400... LOL
Inscrit depuis 7576 JoursBring on the 4870 and 4870 X2, and welcome back to the party ATI.
Inscrit depuis 7547 JoursBack and forth they go... NV's PhysX/Ageia was a crucial catch though as ATI was (was...) far ahead in GPU physics and now ATI is left cold with both Havok and Ageia off the market. Yeah, they will "work" with Havok, but don't bet on Intel being too excited about really pushing to support ATI when they want to consolidate the CPU and Larabee position.
My Blog: http://www.NextGenThinkTank.com
Inscrit depuis 7576 Jourshttp://www.tweaktown.com/articles/1475/8/page_8_be...
WTF? I wonder if this issue would effect two 4870 X2's in Crossfire?
Ace: nvidia's control over physics would be the only thing keeping me away from the R700 if I were in the market right this second.. and I think I'd probably chose GPU performance for the time being anyway. I'm happy to see that there are actually worthy Radeons back on the market. Competition is good for everyone. I've only ever owned one ATI board (9800 Pro) but I'm glad to see that they're a real contender again.
Inscrit depuis 7459 JoursAs far as having 4 x graphics cards go thats just crazy, some people really have too much money lol
Marumaro for the WIN !!
Inscrit depuis 7132 Jourshas the 4850 in review.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,2320904...
GoW, War3, Halo, MYST, Civilazation
Inscrit depuis 7698 Jourshas the 4850 in review.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,2320904...
Mods, stop changing my SIG! I'm going to end up banning you!
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Inscrit depuis 7576 JoursOUCH!
Did nvidia just lose their singular advantage in this cycle? I expected such big things from the GTX 200 too, I just didn't see the HD 4800 coming. NV may still be the kings of single GPU performance, but when it comes at such a great cost, and the 4870 X2 stands to outperform the GTX 280 at a discount.. what does that really matter.. especially when the X2 is still compatible with Crossfire?
Good f'n job ATI.
Inscrit depuis 7698 JoursOUCH!
Did nvidia just lose their singular advantage in this cycle? I expected such big things from the GTX 200 too, I just didn't see the HD 4800 coming. NV may still be the kings of single GPU performance, but when it comes at such a great cost, and the 4870 X2 stands to outperform the GTX 280 at a discount.. what does that really matter.. especially when the X2 is still compatible with Crossfire?
Good f'n job ATI.
Mods, stop changing my SIG! I'm going to end up banning you!
Inscrit depuis 7576 Jours...and on! (4870 benchmarked)
Inscrit depuis 7459 JoursLooks like bringing DDR5 to the table was a win for ATI, NV will follow suit shortly I'm sure.
Only problem I have is that it says the HD4870 will support 8 ch PCM through HDMI yet I don't see a HDMI interface, only DVI :S
Marumaro for the WIN !!
Inscrit depuis 7547 JoursWhat I find most interesting about the new ATI chips is the chip-to-chip CF. I would like to see how it performs as, my guess is, that multi-chip solutions (from design cost, customization, and scalability goals as well as efficency in regards to energy and production) are going to be important in the next couple years. If ATI can get CF to do efficient load balancing between chips (90% or better) it could make for a great solution. Design 1 smallish chip and double, even quadrupal the dies to scale performance to the market section. The fact you are really only making 1 chip could have significant economies of scale and supply/demand benefits. And if you have 2 or 3 of these GPU cores it is easy to delegate one to another type of processing task... or even embed a small core like such onto a CPU for embedded markets, low end PCs (think of all PCs having decent 3D), or even as a beefy FP engine for media tasks (uber MMX/SSE).
My Blog: http://www.NextGenThinkTank.com
Inscrit depuis 7421 JoursHey, I'm just like you. I put my pants on one leg at a - dammit, I knew I forgot something today.
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Inscrit depuis 7027 Jours- ATI Radeon HD 3850 GPU @ 668MHz
- 512MB GDDR3 Memory @ 1655MHz
- 320 stream processing units
- 666 million transistors on 55nm fabrication process
- PCI Express 2.0 x16 bus interface
- 256-bit GDDR3 memory interface
- Fully distributed design with 512-bit internal ring bus for memory reads and writes
- Hardware processed 1080p video playback of Blu-ray™ and HD DVDs
- Up to 24x Custom Filter Anti-Aliasing (CFAA) for improved quality
- ATI CrossFireX™ Multi-GPU Technology
- HDMI with 5.1 surround sound audio
- ATI PowerPlay™
- ATI Avivo™ HD Video and Display Platform
- Microsoft® DirectX® 10.1 support
- Shader Model 4.1
- 450Watt or greater power supply with 75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector recommended.
- For ATI CrossfireX: 550 watt power supply or greater with two 6-pin connectors.
HD 4850:
- ATI Radeon HD 4850 GPU @ 625MHz
- 512MB GDDR3 Memory @ 1986MHz
- 24x custom filter anti-aliasing (CFAA) and high performance anisotropic filtering
- PCI Express 2.0 support
- 256-bit GDDR3 memory interface
- ATI CrossFireX Multi-GPU Technology
- Microsoft DirectX 10.1 support
- Shader Model 4.1
- ATI Avivo HD video and display technology
- Unified Video Decoder 2 (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD Video
- Built-in HDMI with 7.1 surround sound support
- On-chip HDCP
Standard 4850 625MHz my overclocked 3850 720MHz so I should only be losing out on memory.
Am I wrong ?, as both these two seem similar to me and the HD 4850 series is not as bigger upgrade than I thought it would`ve been.
As long as I can run WoW, Spore, Left 4 Dead and Diablo-3 in full @ 1920 x 1200 resolution then I`ll be fine (which it should do).
Inscrit depuis 7576 JoursThe 4850 has what, 800 stream processors and the 3850 has 320? Those millions and millions of extra transistors aren't just there for show. Just read Anand's most current previews, 3870's are included in the lineup, which are already significantly better than 3850's :P
I'm not trying to burst your bubble here, but when you see numbers like this:
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=3341...
I wouldn't expect the 3850 to perform very well at that resolution in most modern games. The 3870 gets slaughtered by the 8800GT and ATI's cards do comparatively well in Call of Duty.
Inscrit depuis 7547 JoursThe new Radeons blow away the old ones. The fix stuff, like AA, but also are beefed up in texturing and a boatload of shaders.
My Blog: http://www.NextGenThinkTank.com
Inscrit depuis 7551 JoursAwesome card, but I may take it back till they come out with one with better cooling. We'll see. I have to figure out how to get RT working for this thing.
“You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”-- Harvey Dent
Inscrit depuis 7027 JoursThe new Radeons blow away the old ones. The fix stuff, like AA, but also are beefed up in texturing and a boatload of shaders.