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July 17, 2008
i3DSpeed, June 2008

Added test results for GeForce GTX 260/280/SLI, RADEON HD 4850/4870.

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2.5 times the shaders on the example of 4 graphics cards.

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Some very interesting and original products from Gainward and Forsa.

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Two motherboards on NVIDIA nForce 790i Ultra SLI chipset.

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Hybrid CrossFire and High-Definition video.

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AMD Phenom X4 In Real-Life Applications

How memory speed affects CPU performance.

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Corsair Dominator DDR2-1142 (PC2-9136) 4GB Kit

High capacity, high frequency and Green design.

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3Digest, October 2007: PCI-E Cards: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. (DX9 render, Dynamic Lights), 1024x768, No Anti-Aliasing, Anisotropy 16x, Windows XP

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These results were obtained with the following driver settings:

Anisotropy: 16x (High Quality for AMD/ATI cards; note that AF quality of GeForce 6xxx/7xxx series is lower than that of the RADEON family)

Antialiasing not supported




Andrey Vorobiev (anvakams@ixbt.com)
04.11.2007




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