Originally posted by: thenerdguy
hmmm I wonder why they didnt talk about the game crashing on the ati test?????????
hmmm I wonder why they didnt talk about the game crashing on the ati test?????????
Originally posted by: cindy22
hmmm I wonder why they didnt talk about the game crashing on the ati test?????????
that's funny farcry demo's runny fast and stable on my ati 9800 pro with 4aa/8af!
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Nice find CaiNaM!
Imagine if they tested that game with 4aa/8af ! then the gap will be much bigger !
but I wonder why digit-life always use little or no aa/af in the majority of their benchmarks?
I thought all games like farcry with nvidia logo in it supposed to show nvidia's power but instead they usually run much better on ati, specially using aa/af!
Because the AA/AF is borked in the demo. The gap when AA/AF is used is HUGE, in my experience.
Originally posted by: thenerdguy
hmmm I wonder why they didnt talk about the game crashing on the ati test?????????
So ATi running under PS 2.0 is still faster than nVidia running under PS 1.x. Wow.When ps2.0 is forced on NV cards the performance drop is huge.
Originally posted by: Todd33
Man, I really wish I could see a difference btween PS1.1 and PS2.0. I remember the days of Bi-linera filtering on/off was the big thing, then you could see a feature.
FARCRY BONUS COVERAGE
Gameplay tests were conducted on two systems:
* GeForce FX 5700 Ultra and Athlon XP 1800+ with 512MB of RAM
* GeForce FX 5950 Ultra and Athlon XP 3000+ with 1GB of RAM
....
It is evident by the results that the FarCry demo is pushing both of these systems to the limit at the respective graphics settings. Even with high quality graphics settings at 1024x768 with no antialiasing and no anisotropic filtering, the game is barely playable on the GeForce FX 5950 Ultra. However, the image quality in FarCry using the low quality setting is quite good.
It appears as though FarCry will be the type of game that we have been craving to stress our high-end hardware.
Originally posted by: klah
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/galaxy_zeus_5700_ultra/page_4.shtml
FARCRY BONUS COVERAGE
Gameplay tests were conducted on two systems:
* GeForce FX 5700 Ultra and Athlon XP 1800+ with 512MB of RAM
* GeForce FX 5950 Ultra and Athlon XP 3000+ with 1GB of RAM
....
It is evident by the results that the FarCry demo is pushing both of these systems to the limit at the respective graphics settings. Even with high quality graphics settings at 1024x768 with no antialiasing and no anisotropic filtering, the game is barely playable on the GeForce FX 5950 Ultra. However, the image quality in FarCry using the low quality setting is quite good.
It appears as though FarCry will be the type of game that we have been craving to stress our high-end hardware.