I see on B2k maps i do get slightly lower fps. But it feels fine on high when i play. Maybe becaus my 5770 was only giving 35fps. Anyway will be interesting what we will have to fork out when the 7800 series cards arrive.
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I see on B2k maps i do get slightly lower fps. But it feels fine on high when i play. Maybe becaus my 5770 was only giving 35fps. Anyway will be interesting what we will have to fork out when the 7800 series cards arrive.
I was hoping on upgrading in the holidays that just past but now my schedule has changed a lot hearing about Ivy bridge and the 78xx series...
Any ideas on how the 7xxx series will compare to Nvidia's new cards?
Unfortunately no one can answer that question. There are no real details about the new Nvidia cards available.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mb12
Hmmm, decisions, decisions .. my 4890 needs to be replaced. Do I stay with ATi or wait for a new Nvidia offering? :confused:
Well you're gonna wait for quite some time. Honestly the new 7xxx AMD cards are awesome!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jase
Good point and I am an ATi fanboi anyhow! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Joker
Me too, Have been an ATI fan since my first x1900xt some years ago. Never really looked at Nvidia as i got tired of having to keep changing drivers to get certain games to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jase
Four to five months isn't that long... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Joker
In terms of tech..5 Months is more like a year. Also that'll be for the normal cards, the Flagship card won't be available by then.Quote:
Originally Posted by GReeN_ORB
No, in terms of tech, a year is like a year. Four to five months is between one quarter and a half a year. Lets not try to redefine time now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Joker
And my understanding - based on various reading - is that the high-end Kepler (the GTX680 or whatever) will be amongst the first of the Kepler cards to be released. Ofc, the dual-gpu GTX690 will be released later, but that's hardly surprising. The dual-gpu 7990 - or whatever it'll be called - is still lurking in the wings, more than a month after the real release.