And I'm sure NVIDIA's driver development will come to a grinding halt in the meantime...Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
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And I'm sure NVIDIA's driver development will come to a grinding halt in the meantime...Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
you clearly have no grasp of where each driver team is at or you would understand why I am hopefull for a result of ati making A comeback with multithreading
AMD does monthly driver releases. DX11 is not going to help pre-DX11 titles (duh)Quote:
Originally Posted by T_Flight
You fail, and it's not surprising. People stuck in their comfort zone and never try to learn anything else always get laughed at. (Yes, your other comment in the P-II thread is equally hilarious.)
lmfao. If only you knew kid..Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
Listen. The multi-threading of the driver won't buy as much as you think, especially given that quad-core systems already have completely idle cores sitting there currently with the majority of games.
wasnt big bang II multithreaded drivers? or am I mixing two stories together?
Not at all. It was not multi-threading, it was general performance optimizations, the kind that will keep coming from both camps every few months.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
do you know this? is there a legitimate changelog you are getting this from?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sr7
Sure I know this. There is no changelog, no.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
If you want to see though you can compare CPU utilization over a set benchmark to see if the relative load between cores has changed at all pre and post big-bang II drivers.
I dont really have anyway of doing that, the only nivida cards I have are mobile chips and 7xxx series :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sr7
Take an easy guys....
The 295/285 are being released together right?
It seems like it's taking forever for the GTX 285's to arrive on the market...
Just depends where in the world you are. Its called logistics :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bo_Fox
Several Taiwanese retailers are listing ASUS and XFX GTX 285 and GTX 295 cards for sale.
Basically, the GTX 285 will cost you roughly the same as a GTX 280, while the GTX 295 should end up priced on par with the HD 4870 X2, and this should apply no matter where you live.
More Here.
Did you write this one too?Quote:
Originally Posted by AuDioFreaK39
No I didn't, Peter Scott did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sr7
Thought that might've been you :) I saw that name didn't seem to be on their staff list.Quote:
Originally Posted by AuDioFreaK39
So where can you buy one in USA?
nothing on EVGA's website its now the 6th
I just looked too. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozzfest05
I was hoping they'd list it. I'm still considering this as an upgrade vs the 285.
I can buy already gigabyte gtx 285 (in stock). Price 340€ and it is cheaper than 280gtx :)
regardsQuote:
Geforce GTX 295 performance preview
Geforce GTX 295 - Nvidia dual GPU card previewed
http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,6...viewed/?page=1
This preview isn't good at all. In Warhead this 10fps difference between 1650x1080 with 4xAA and NoAA is BS.
nice review there
these cards are monsters
yeh they seem powerhouses , might get my x2's flogged
some dude just submitted a hwbot entry with the new GTX295 overclocked to 700MHz core
http://www.hwbot.org/result.do?resultId=808812
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/1...tureimgkh7.jpg