First of all, those are official benchmarks released by ATI. Not that they are worth anything to me or you.
Second of all, they used 8xAA/16xAF and adaptive AA. ATI's 8x AA implementation is different from nvidias, so Nvidia cards take a larger hit from that alone. ATI always had more efficient AA algorithms, so its no surprise its wins in most benchmarks.
Third point is, its compared to the 8800GTS. 8800GTS is not the 8800GTX so no great achievement there from ATI.
But like Kinc said, too many variables for us to take anyone's word for anything...
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