HD3850 X2 tested

jordanclock

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The HD3850X2 doesn't seem to perform as well at the highest resolutions. Isn't that the kind of scenario where multi-GPU rendering is supposed to shine?

But it's a fairly moot point since you really can't actually get an HD3850X2. Unless you want to do what the reviewers did and underclock an HD3870X2.
 

Rusin

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And why so many tests without using AA? I mean who buys these $300 or higher priced cards to run without AA/AF?
 

Keysplayr

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And why show minimum fps only on some games, and then max fps only on others? Choppy "review".
 

Cookie Monster

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Id prefer a single GPU solution to a dual GPU solution because of its multiple drawbacks. Never liked the idea of GX2, X2, or w/e.
 

n7

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Considering i found the 3870 X2 to be a much worse experience overall than my 8800 GTX..a 3850X2 doesn't appeal to me even remotely.