nice list! someone should get a CPU/processor thread going, keep updating threads like these. years from now, we can all look back at how fast technology advances as well.
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agreed cpu list would be good to nice gpu listnice list! someone should get a CPU/processor thread going, keep updating threads like these. years from now, we can all look back at how fast technology advances as well.
xwengstax
[QUOTE="xwengstax"]agreed cpu list would be good to nice gpu list We can probably get that added to the FAQ as a link. Let me just do some research and see what I come up with.nice list! someone should get a CPU/processor thread going, keep updating threads like these. years from now, we can all look back at how fast technology advances as well.
djdarkforces
Great job on this list! ...I'm sure becauce hardware is constantly evolving that this list will always be a work in progress, I hope most that are unhappy with the rankings will understand that.....Again really nice job for all your hard work in keeping this going....:)
Cards I still currently own....
[QUOTE="djdarkforces"][QUOTE="xwengstax"]agreed cpu list would be good to nice gpu list We can probably get that added to the FAQ as a link. Let me just do some research and see what I come up with.nice list! someone should get a CPU/processor thread going, keep updating threads like these. years from now, we can all look back at how fast technology advances as well.
vgm007
I'll be happy to link it in the FAQ
[QUOTE="djdarkforces"][QUOTE="xwengstax"]agreed cpu list would be good to nice gpu list We can probably get that added to the FAQ as a link. Let me just do some research and see what I come up with.nice list! someone should get a CPU/processor thread going, keep updating threads like these. years from now, we can all look back at how fast technology advances as well.
vgm007
Add it yourself here: http://pchardware.wikia.com/wiki/PC_Hardware_Wiki
Just remember to keep names descriptive of what the object is, it would be a pain otherwise to link stuff up and replica articles annoy me.
Awesome thread!!! but what is SLI/Crossfire??? thannks!Solid_Tango
SLI/Crossfire is 2 or more GPU's linked together for higher performance, better framerates, etc.
You can usually run up to 3 in SLI (or 2 GTX295 Dual GPU's in Quad-SLI) and up to 3-4 GPU's in Crossfire (Most people will usually use 3 single GPU's or 2 X2 Radeon's in Quadfire). I say 3 GPU's total cause alot of them take up 2 slots as it is depending on the room you have on the motherboard.
Hope that made some sense, I'm terrible at explaining things sometimes. ;)
[QUOTE="Solid_Tango"]Awesome thread!!! but what is SLI/Crossfire??? thannks!nightz2k
SLI/Crossfire is 2 or more GPU's linked together for higher performance, better framerates, etc.
You can usually run up to 3 in SLI (or 2 GTX295 Dual GPU's in Quad-SLI) and up to 3-4 GPU's in Crossfire (Most people will usually use 3 single GPU's or 2 X2 Radeon's in Quadfire). I say 3 GPU's total cause alot of them take up 2 slots as it is depending on the room you have on the motherboard.
Hope that made some sense, I'm terrible at explaining things sometimes. ;)
Thanks hehe you were good, now i have a better idea of it :DWe can probably get that added to the FAQ as a link. Let me just do some research and see what I come up with.[QUOTE="vgm007"][QUOTE="djdarkforces"]agreed cpu list would be good to nice gpu listmarkop2003
Add it yourself here: http://pchardware.wikia.com/wiki/PC_Hardware_Wiki
Just remember to keep names descriptive of what the object is, it would be a pain otherwise to link stuff up and replica articles annoy me.
i'm up for starting today, how about i add this to the wiki markop? (but ill make one change, i have to put the 4850 in front of the 9800 GTX+)[QUOTE="KyleFromSP"]
My ATI Raedon 4800 512 MB isn't on this list :(. Anyone know where it would be if it were?
Hanass
I wouldn't be surprised, as your video card does not exist. :P
Perhaps using those specifications, you can tell me exactly what graphics card I have then. Everything I've read on my computer says that this HD 4800 is the card I'm using.
[QUOTE="Hanass"]
[QUOTE="KyleFromSP"]
My ATI Raedon 4800 512 MB isn't on this list :(. Anyone know where it would be if it were?
I wouldn't be surprised, as your video card does not exist. :P
Perhaps using those specifications, you can tell me exactly what graphics card I have then. Everything I've read on my computer says that this HD 4800 is the card I'm using.
ITS A 4850 U GOTits a 4800 series 4850 is the only 48serie that a gpu run at 625mhz ddr3 acept the 4830 gpu 575mhz ddr3 anything above 4850 has got ddr5Thanks for letting me know, but how can you tell?
KyleFromSP
4800 series with 512 mb GDDR3 and 625 core has to be the 4850Thanks for letting me know, but how can you tell?
KyleFromSP
I am very satisfied with my purchase of the 8800GTX. Although I did buy it a couple months after it was released. It's still going strong!Whoever bought an 8800gtx at release might of gotten one of , if not the best gpu value in history. Stilllow highend after all this time. Great list btw.
neogeo419
Hmm. I am use Radeon 4890. Is it true that gtx 275 is slower than radeon 4890? I know there is two version of radeon 4890. One is oc edition and non oc edition. Which one is faster than gtx 275? eagleonezThey are almost the same, the 4890 generally wins but only by a frame or two. On 25 x 16 though it gets defeated. w00t One of my card is at #6th and other is at #18th :D Although my third is at #100th :P
not to sure what im gonna get yet have money soon 2 gig 4850x2 or a 4890 im liking the 4850x2 more but both are good
I would choose the 4890 because it's a single GPU solution. You can pick what you wish though.not to sure what im gonna get yet have money soon 2 gig 4850x2 or a 4890 im liking the 4850x2 more but both are good
djdarkforces
Very helpful list and after reading I may reconsider my choice for GPU upgrade.
I was gonna go with the GTX+ 9800 which is like 18th on the list and see that the GS 250 is equal to the 9800 but smaller and takes less power and that they are the same price basically on newegg.com... so all that aside is the 250 notisibly faster than the 9800gtx+ or is it just the same card redesigned?
Either way with the pricing being the same and the 250 a newer version i'm better off getting that one right?
[QUOTE="scottiescott238"]
I'v jumped from 171 to 15 in my last upgrade :D
-BROWNTOWN-
I went from 197 to 19 :D
when i get my new card i'll go from not even on the list to 18. :D
Now that I have my GTX 285, all I can say is "Wow." I was expecting a decent jump from my GTX 260, but it's a light-year jump. Never thought I'd be maxing out Far Cry 2 @ 1920x1200 on a single-GPU solution :) (70FPS !=O!)
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