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Actually it's a 28.64% overclock and you're getting 25.4% return on performance (and that's counting the core only, mind you; the RAM overclock will synergize this, so it's probably even less). It's good scaling in this particular game, but I don't know if it's universal.
Considering I've shown my 5850(s) at 900/1250 to be equal to or faster than a GTX480(s), and this GTX 470 still can't outperform a GTX480, no, it won't. Also remember that my 5850's can be pushed to 1025MHz+, how much more headroom do you think that GTX 470 has, if any?
So your saying your 5850 overclocked to 900 core can beat a 5870 by 15%?
Thats bullshit. A 5850 overclocked to 900 core might match a 5870. A quick google will prove this. And overclocked to 1000 core might give it another 4% performance boost.
And we all know a 5870 is about 15% slower then a gtx 480.
The overclocked gtx 470 was about 2% slower then a gtx 480.
That means your overclocked 5850 would have to be 13% faster then a 5870 to beat the overclocked gtx 470.
5850 overclocked to 960 core can't even beat a 5870 at 875 core.
How can your 5850 overclocked to 900 get even close to a gtx 480.
proof
http://www.overclock.net/ati/705552-5850-vs-5870-comparison-benchmarks.html