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Old 10-07-2009, 04:16 AM   #1
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4890 @ 1000/1150 vs 5870 def in CRYSIS WARHEAD,1920 x 1200, DX10, 4xAA, Enthusiat !!
RIG 4890

-e2160 @ 3.85 GH
-4 GB
-ASUS P5Q
-tx 850w

RIG 5870

-e84 @ 4 GH
-4 GB
-ASUS P5Q
-tx 850w

4890 @ 1000/1150



5870 DEF



5870 OC @ 900/1300



WELL remember only personal versus/review
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Old 10-08-2009, 10:24 AM   #2
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How are we supposed to compare those results??? The CPU needs to be the same on both rigs to give us a reasonable apple-to-apples comparison
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Old 10-08-2009, 10:29 AM   #3
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I'm a little confused about that too. Given that the rest of the two systems are the same, right down to PSU, I'm assuming that this is the same PC with different graphics cards used - in which case, why change the CPU and stuff up the results?
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maybe the TS just want to share with us the perform 5870 with his RIG...
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Old 10-08-2009, 02:38 PM   #5
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this thread should be called.

E2160 @ 3.8Ghz vs E8400 @ 4.00Ghz

The difference in speed and cache is going to make a difference in the results. Youd be surprised just how much too.
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Old 10-09-2009, 04:42 AM   #6
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maybe the TS just want to share with us the perform 5870 with his RIG...
yup...once again share only...no-offence
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maybe the TS just want to share with us the perform 5870 with his RIG...
Yea, well if he want´s to show as the performance of a 5870 he must do it with the same CPU, Mobo, memory. Theres a big difference between a E2160 and E8400...
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Old 10-09-2009, 06:28 AM   #8
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Yea, well if he want´s to show as the performance of a 5870 he must do it with the same CPU, Mobo, memory. Theres a big difference between a E2160 and E8400...
well, i have backup, same setting except CPU, Q66 @ 3.8 GH.
anyway still BIG difference between e84 @ 4GH and Q66 @ 3.8 GH ?

Q66@3.8 GH + 4890 @ 950/1150
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Well Gaul I think if you want to show as the performance of the 5870 you gotta use the same hardware (mobo, mem, cpu). The performance of the Q6600 and E8400 are very similar, but some people can say that is not a just comparison....
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Q6600 and E8400 are very similar, but some people can say that is not a just comparison....
OK, no big deal, it's personal comparision....
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Old 10-12-2009, 03:44 AM   #11
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Well Gaul I think if you want to show as the performance of the 5870 you gotta use the same hardware (mobo, mem, cpu). The performance of the Q6600 and E8400 are very similar, but some people can say that is not a just comparison....
well, we must start learn this articel.......

http://www.guru3d.com/article/cpu-sc...e-processors/9

according that ones :

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Old 11-07-2009, 04:29 AM   #12
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and with Q6600 you used 1400 resolution. ofcourse you get higher result with Q6600 try it with 1900 resolution enthusiast again
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Looks to me like even with if it did have the same hardware the 5870 is not that great for a double spec improvment in Shaders over the 4890.
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Old 11-17-2009, 02:39 AM   #14
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cpu must be equal too
E21XX isnt equal to E8XX
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cpu must be equal too
E21XX isnt equal to E8XX
I think this has been said enough times./\

Thx for the comparison Gual. Something is better than nothing
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I think this has been said enough times./\

Thx for the comparison Gual. Something is better than nothing
thanx...soon i'll post q9550 @ 4.25 GH + 5870.
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It amases me each time again that this is still being called a comparison... data is soooooo off... and then it's being called a personal review which makes it more valid ? C'mon...
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