You're too good... I can't tell if you are with me or against me half the time.
What impresses me the most is that Phenom II sustains higher min fps while being clocked lower than either of its competitors.
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It must be halloween or something; the jokers are out tonite. I guess Ci7 is not Intel huh? Cared to read the last sentence of that quote? Oh, for your information, the i7 at 2.66 Ghz had significantly less clocks than the other cpus.
Edit: If you know any thing about charts, there's something called margin of error.
well done on the edit Captain Quick Fingers
here is a very new 'concept' for u: ppl make posts containing poor spelling, grammar & english on this very forum..mm.. probably every second.
u got that? good:
a) iandh was refering to smoothness PII vs C2Q
b) so was the OP - yes I know the thread title says Ci7, but thats not what he meant - believe it or not poor spelling, grammar, english enters thread titles as well
is that crystal clear now?
Ci7 > PII : check
AMD supporters are aware of this : check
PII smoother than C2Q : check
u aware of this : FAIL
you need to pick an argument and stick to it. first its phenom II is not smoother. then its core 2 and phenom II are the same. then its core 2 is better than phenom II. then its i7 beats everything. now its the i7 is clocked lower than the rest. while you might as well give the phenom II a win in everything since the oced core 2 is .3ghz more while the stock i7 is .34 less than a stock phenom II. and since when does stock matter to you? and now margin of error? you are now saying that the graphs are wrong and their data is wrong and if they ran the tests again they would get different results? im sure they ran them more than once to confirm them.
The arguments in this thread have gone totally off track and then back again so many times that hardly we what understand each saying other now are.
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Why would we need to draw conclusions? We were told so in plain english by the author of the article... several times as a matter of fact.
On top of that, several people in this thread including myself have tested AMD and intel systems side-by-side personally and extensively and experienced similar results.
did you read it? and weren't you saying no name calling on like page 3? and seriously now you still think that because average fps is higher then it means its smoother. fine have fun on a cpu that gets 1 fps one second then 1000 the next then 1 then 1000...... ill be happy with my constant 60 fps although its gonna be about 440 fps below the average of your cpu.
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After playing through the several levels on each platform, we thought the Phenom II 940 offered a better overall gaming experience in this title than the Intel Q9550 based on smoother game play. It is difficult to quantify without a video capture, but player movement and weapon control just seemed to be more precise.
thats cause of ppl like....
oh! hello there! speaking of the devil, iandh was just saying.. yaddayadda
that made sense
fanboys aside - whats wrong with the reviewer making & stating an observation?
the reviewer made the observation without factoring in min fps:
I read that as 2 *seperate* factors that the reviewer notesQuote:
When it came to actual game play experiences, we thought the Phenom II 940 was clearly the better choice in Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts and Crysis Warhead due to minimum frame rate advantages and fluidity of game play
as roofsniper mentioned, u said no name calling - not that I care the least, but considering the level of daftness u've already shown, plus now hypocrisy... wow.. & then u question my maturity ROFL
So according to you, a 50fps difference makes no difference but 1fps (36fps compared to 35fps) all of a sudden becomes so noticeabe it warrants a thread in the AMD section in order to boost the ego of some disgruntled fanboys with a complex about their hardware? Before you ask me what I mean, let me tell you that you're known to have said several times how max fps means nothing. So you answer this question, based on your own illogical logic: does the difference between 1fps max and 100fps max make a difference. Like I said before, irrationality is not my forte.
@Tiro: I didn't call names, however, I'm beginning to think you may actually have earned that title.
1fps = smoothness.
Somebody sig that.
ok please stop posting. they say laughing is good for your health but i swear after reading your posts i think i might live forever. no where did i say 1 fps was such a difference. you know the reviewer isn't even basing their claims on the results they are based them on what happened during the review and how it looked. and find a time where i have even said the word max in this entire thread. never once have i said max fps means nothing. max fps actually paints the picture. you might have cpu A with a max of 80 fps and a min of 15 fps and an average of 55 fps. then cpu B has a max of 65 fps and a min of 45 fps and an average of 55 fps. which one do you want? and even that doesn't have much to do with it because it has more to do with how it is the entire time not just the high points and low points. im just going off what the reviewer said it felt and looked like.
See, you wouldn't understand, so stop wasting my time. Roofsniper should know what I'm talking about. You have no idea what this discussion is about. And oh, since you deemed it important to quote it, I believe you see no relationship between minimum framerates and fluidity? Like I said; you've earned it, as far as I'm concerned.