Why don't you just ask him on his forum how it got it to work or if he used different drivers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
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Why don't you just ask him on his forum how it got it to work or if he used different drivers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
Because I am entitled to formulate an opinion based on my observations at any time deem necessary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stukov
Whats a recommended power supply for 1 [and 2] ?
For 1 card a 650W PSu is recommended and for SLI i would take a good 1KW one.
I was pointing out a general problem with the 180.88 drivers and the GTX 295. From what I know at least four sites including the one I write for had the same issue with Fallout 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
gtx 295 very dissapointing for me considering only slightly better than 4870x2 not much in it and ati card been out a long while. oh well... will wait bit longer dont see point upgrading from gtx260-216 to this for the extra cash not worth it.
damm reviews all look copy pasted from eachother, where's microstuttering tests, noise,temperature,power usage, 754/amd/i7 differences, more games, where's gta4 tested ? etc.
Previews, not reviews.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loque
Reviews will be out around 1-8-09.
I don't know why some of you guys seem so shocked at Nvidia's benchmark antics.
That's juts how they are and always have been. They like to look good, regardless of moral relativity.
These Previews are missing a few graphics configurations, not to mention PPP (BFB in Yankese):
GTX295 Quad-Sli (£700)
GTX260 2/3 SLi (£400/£600)
GTX260(II) 2/3 SLi (£440/£660)
GTX280 2/3 SLi (£600/£900)
4870 512MB 2/3-CFX (£360/£720) (can be done on EVGA x58)
4870 1GB 3-CFX (£600)
4850 1GB 2/3/4-CFX (£300/£450/£600)
4850 512MB 2/3/4-CFX (£240/£360/£480)
4830 2/3/4-CFX (£200/£300/£400)
4850x2 (£310)
4850x2 CFX (£410)
4870x2 CFX (£700)
And we certainly don't want something as annoying as both sides of a story clouding our judgment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
Ok the way to see who is king is to compare 4870x2 august results from when it was first released to the 295's pre release results and you will see that the 295 will kick butt. The drivers for the 295 will have matured by end of JAN giving them easy %30 advantage over the 4870x2.
Which is easy to post when none is given. But hey, an excuse justified by an excuse still equals an excuse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chad Boga
I wouldn't bet on it frankly.Quote:
Originally Posted by X.T.R.E.M.E_ICE
Even if it is wrong?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
Looks like 2009 will be another year with complete nvidia dominance.
(just kidding)
That's the beauty of having an opinion. It's not about you thinking I'm wrong that's important to me but a personal view I have regarding the situation. But lets not get side tracked. This is off topic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stukov
Hell yeah! Not only that, but it uses 50 less watts and is 10C cooler, and also has 250 more mhz overclocking headroom!Quote:
Originally Posted by X.T.R.E.M.E_ICE
Don't forget to mention that it also does cold fusion on your toast in the mornings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark-Energy
I suppose we can drop it for the sake of the thread, however it is not about me thinking you are wrong, it is about forming an opinion without all the relevant facts. It is formulating a believed truth based on speculation when all you have to do is ask 1 question all could be clearned up with a misunderstanding.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
In any case it's dropped and I have already asked the question for you.
Wow some more facts about the 295. :toast2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark-Energy
I find that hard to believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by cegras
Proof?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark-Energy
As for power consumption and temperature I'll wait till it's actually released to form an opinion because of this little comment by PCPerspective
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Just kidding. As I mentioned in our test configuration page, NVIDIA asked us to not put our final judgment to these cards noise levels and power consumption as they still might be adjusted with a firmware update before the CES launch period. My first impressions though put the GTX 295 in a good light with minimal noise (especially when compared to the fan on the HD 4870 X2 card at full speed) and power consumption on par with other dual-GPU solutions.
I was being sarcastic, lol
Unfortunately, the numbers I mentioned did not include the extra 0
Heh, got me. :p:
c'mon its not just graphic card thats what nvidia says :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by X.T.R.E.M.E_ICE