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I'm looking to go to a dual DVI vidcard. I was waiting for the 8600GT to come out and I noticed that for about the same price I can get a 7900GS now. Is this a good route to go?
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
I'm looking to go to a dual DVI vidcard. I was waiting for the 8600GT to come out and I noticed that for about the same price I can get a 7900GS now. Is this a good route to go?
Originally posted by: happy medium
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
I'm looking to go to a dual DVI vidcard. I was waiting for the 8600GT to come out and I noticed that for about the same price I can get a 7900GS now. Is this a good route to go?
8500gt for 99 bucks has duel dvi at zipzoomfly. Read the review on Anandtech it supposed to take 100% of the load off the cpu for HD video. Not sure if you wanted it for gaming though? The 8600gt has the same duel dvi features and also take all the load off the cpu when playing HD video. So yes it's worth it.
Originally posted by: jdoggg12
8600gt > 7900GS
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003No AA usage in Oblivion or Rainbow Six. Why not? Do they not support AA?????????
Annoying.
Originally posted by: CaiNaM
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003No AA usage in Oblivion or Rainbow Six. Why not? Do they not support AA?????????
Annoying.
actually, R6: Vegas does NOT support AA.
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Originally posted by: jdoggg12
8600gt > 7900GS
Have you seen AT's benches? Doesn't do so well against a 7900GS when AA comes into play.
Only edges out a 7900GS in Battlefield 2, but ONLY when AA is off. When it's on, the 7900GS walks away.
Gotta give Oblivion to the 8600GTS hands down.
7900GS faster in PREY. With or without AA. Turning on AA just gives the 7900GS a bigger lead.
And the GTS is ahead of the 7900GS in Rainbow Six a good bit. But, as per usual, AT's article is inconsistent.
No AA usage in Oblivion or Rainbow Six. Why not? Do they not support AA?????????
Annoying.
On a brighter note, the Pure Video looks like a very nice improvement.