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    I'm done with SLI and Crossfire, I won't buy a system equipped with multi-gpu again (see: microstuttering). I'm positive microstuttering is going to be solved somehow, but not right now.

    I'll sell my two 8800GT's and get one 4870. I'm very sure it'll be a lot more consistent and fluid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tonucci View Post
    30% is probably best case scenario...I dont see this kind of performance jump being the average, just with higher clocks...Yes ddr5 is MUCH faster, but I dont think the card is starving for bandwidth like that.
    30% is hardly the best case scenario. The 4870 has almost twice the bandwidth, and (for some models) a twice larger frame buffer. It's not hard to think of situations where the 4870 will be several times faster than the 4850. Right now that means the 4870 will need high res, aa, and aniso to really pull ahead of the 4850. Sure, at lower settings the difference will be negligible, but that's not what matters (If it runs > 60 FPS who cares what the performance numbers are?). Future games will take advantage of the added memory and bandwidth at lower and lower resolutions. Just look at where the GTS 640 and GTS 320 are today vs. where they were at launch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GGuyZ View Post
    Welcome . This launch is a bit odd in terms that there is considerbly a large amount of samples out before the actual NDA expires.



    Too right, dont get me started on this launch, especially of it in the UK.


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    Quote Originally Posted by hurleybird View Post
    30% is hardly the best case scenario. The 4870 has almost twice the bandwidth, and (for some models) a twice larger frame buffer. It's not hard to think of situations where the 4870 will be several times faster than the 4850. Right now that means the 4870 will need high res, aa, and aniso to really pull ahead of the 4850. Sure, at lower settings the difference will be negligible, but that's not what matters (If it runs > 60 FPS who cares what the performance numbers are?). Future games will take advantage of the added memory and bandwidth at lower and lower resolutions. Just look at where the GTS 640 and GTS 320 are today vs. where they were at launch.
    I was talking about the 512Mb version, forgot about the 1Gb ones...With double frame buffer you may be right, lack of video memory can knock FPS into single digits.

    But I think its unlikely that double bandwidth and increased GPU frequency alone would translate into 30% faster average performance in games.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad1723 View Post
    This site has done excellent reviews in the past. I always read their reviews to get a good alternate opinion They're reliable, I can tell you that, and those guys know what they're talking about
    yeah not doubting the results, but just wondering why the thai site had lower results.

    the french site did seem more comprehensive in testing. I m optimistic, those results will be the norm As much as my gx2 has served me well, those 4850's and by inference, 4870's are looking amazing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by annihilat0r View Post
    I'm done with SLI and Crossfire, I won't buy a system equipped with multi-gpu again (see: microstuttering). I'm positive microstuttering is going to be solved somehow, but not right now.

    I'll sell my two 8800GT's and get one 4870. I'm very sure it'll be a lot more consistent and fluid.
    Wise man, my 8800gtx has given me a much better experience than 2 x 9600gt or 2 x 1900xt do/ did.

    Bench's might say 2 x 9600gt are 40% faster than my 8800gtx, but the 8800gtx feels much better to me, I wont be touching crossfire or sli again either.

    Looking forward to seeing if the rumours of the HD4870X2 not being based on crossfire are true, members here say it is fact, but I still have my doubts that Ati have tech that complex ( it took games years to use dual core cpu's over single core , HD4870x2 is suppose to be based on similar tech and people think todays software will crossover perfectly )

    I am finding that hard to believe..

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    lets calm the heck down here people!! how many have seen mascaras's review? please everyone go take a look at it before everyone looses there pants. he is an extremely trusted forum source and the closet thing to real numbers we have. and he has done extensive testing in Crysis and different resolutions with and without crossfire. he has done direct comparisons to the 9800gtx and it is slower in every case. that's right it's slower than the 9800gtx by about 1-5FPS with and without AA at High and Very High and at different resolutions.

    so people need to take it slow and realize that the card is not going to beat the GTX 260. in fact it will be slower. by ALLOT he has also done crossfire numbers against his 9800GX2. and a HD4850 Crossfire is slower in Crysis than the 9800GX2. and if we remember the GTX 280 is a bit faster than the 9800GX2 in Crysis so then we can say that the HD4850 Crossfire will be slower than the GTX 280. please read the reviews done by trusted sources before posting stuff like "nvidia is teh screwed cuz HD4850 is faster than GTX 260!!1!!!111!!!" HD4850 is on par to be about the same performance as the 8800GTS 512. and knowing this we can say the HD4870 will slot in nicely ahead of the 9800gtx in performance and still be lower than the GTX 260 in price and performance. and thus the saying "you get what you pay for" will be shown in it's full glory.

    oh and BTW he did notice microstuddering in Crysis under crossfire at certain points in the game.
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    Crysis is just one game that ran rather badly,compared to NV's cards,on Radeon HD3xxx.Also,it happens to be one game that scales poorly in CF and SLI.So to say Radeons are not shining in Crysis at any setting is nothing new.
    Let us see how the card(s) perform under a variety of engines ,just like hardware.fr site has done.In their tests it beats the 8800Ultra and 9800GTX with both AA oturned on and off.Also it draws less power and is quieter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] hipno650 View Post
    lets calm the heck down here people!! how many have seen mascaras's review? please everyone go take a look at it before everyone looses there pants. he is an extremely trusted forum source and the closet thing to real numbers we have. and he has done extensive testing in Crysis and different resolutions with and without crossfire. he has done direct comparisons to the 9800gtx and it is slower in every case. that's right it's slower than the 9800gtx by about 1-5FPS with and without AA at High and Very High and at different resolutions.

    so people need to take it slow and realize that the card is not going to beat the GTX 260. in fact it will be slower. by ALLOT he has also done crossfire numbers against his 9800GX2. and a HD4850 Crossfire is slower in Crysis than the 9800GX2. and if we remember the GTX 280 is a bit faster than the 9800GX2 in Crysis so then we can say that the HD4850 Crossfire will be slower than the GTX 280. please read the reviews done by trusted sources before posting stuff like "nvidia is teh screwed cuz HD4850 is faster than GTX 260!!1!!!111!!!" HD4850 is on par to be about the same performance as the 8800GTS 512. and knowing this we can say the HD4870 will slot in nicely ahead of the 9800gtx in performance and still be lower than the GTX 260 in price and performance. and thus the saying "you get what you pay for" will be shown in it's full glory.

    oh and BTW he did notice microstuddering in Crysis under crossfire at certain points in the game.
    are you talking about crysis 'the nvidia game' ? besides tweaktown said smthng similar that two of this are as powerfull as gtx280 or maybe i am wrong
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] hipno650 View Post
    lets calm the heck down here people!! how many have seen mascaras's review? please everyone go take a look at it before everyone looses there pants. he is an extremely trusted forum source and the closet thing to real numbers we have. and he has done extensive testing in Crysis and different resolutions with and without crossfire. he has done direct comparisons to the 9800gtx and it is slower in every case. that's right it's slower than the 9800gtx by about 1-5FPS with and without AA at High and Very High and at different resolutions.

    so people need to take it slow and realize that the card is not going to beat the GTX 260. in fact it will be slower. by ALLOT he has also done crossfire numbers against his 9800GX2. and a HD4850 Crossfire is slower in Crysis than the 9800GX2. and if we remember the GTX 280 is a bit faster than the 9800GX2 in Crysis so then we can say that the HD4850 Crossfire will be slower than the GTX 280. please read the reviews done by trusted sources before posting stuff like "nvidia is teh screwed cuz HD4850 is faster than GTX 260!!1!!!111!!!" HD4850 is on par to be about the same performance as the 8800GTS 512. and knowing this we can say the HD4870 will slot in nicely ahead of the 9800gtx in performance and still be lower than the GTX 260 in price and performance. and thus the saying "you get what you pay for" will be shown in it's full glory.

    oh and BTW he did notice microstuddering in Crysis under crossfire at certain points in the game.
    Mascaras seems to be using older drivers than the french review..as well as dual vs quad. to note the differences in testing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by villa1n View Post
    Mascaras seems to be using older drivers than the french review..as well as dual vs quad. to note the differences in testing.

    im using Cat 8.5 provided with CD

    i can try install new cat 8.6 ! (but i think they are the same )

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    Quote Originally Posted by onewingedangel View Post
    CAT 8.6 contains the 8.501 display driver wheras the display driver ATI made avaliable for HD4850 reviews is 8.501.1.0 - probably no real differences.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mascaras View Post
    im using Cat 8.5 provided with CD

    i can try install new cat 8.6 !


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    RAD! I would be interested to see if it results in any difference! Appreciate your hard work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by villa1n View Post
    RAD! I would be interested to see if it results in any difference! Appreciate your hard work.

    tomorow more tests , im very tired , 10 hours non stop benching


    and evga GTX280 HC to review also !


    tomorow i test the new drivers and also cod4 results


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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] hipno650 View Post
    lets calm the heck down here people!! how many have seen mascaras's review? please everyone go take a look at it before everyone looses there pants. he is an extremely trusted forum source and the closet thing to real numbers we have. and he has done extensive testing in Crysis and different resolutions with and without crossfire. he has done direct comparisons to the 9800gtx and it is slower in every case. that's right it's slower than the 9800gtx by about 1-5FPS with and without AA at High and Very High and at different resolutions.

    so people need to take it slow and realize that the card is not going to beat the GTX 260. in fact it will be slower. by ALLOT he has also done crossfire numbers against his 9800GX2. and a HD4850 Crossfire is slower in Crysis than the 9800GX2. and if we remember the GTX 280 is a bit faster than the 9800GX2 in Crysis so then we can say that the HD4850 Crossfire will be slower than the GTX 280. please read the reviews done by trusted sources before posting stuff like "nvidia is teh screwed cuz HD4850 is faster than GTX 260!!1!!!111!!!" HD4850 is on par to be about the same performance as the 8800GTS 512. and knowing this we can say the HD4870 will slot in nicely ahead of the 9800gtx in performance and still be lower than the GTX 260 in price and performance. and thus the saying "you get what you pay for" will be shown in it's full glory.

    oh and BTW he did notice microstuddering in Crysis under crossfire at certain points in the game.
    Hardware.fr is totally reliable and i'd take their results over any one that is not an XS legend any day of the week. They made this early preview because they were suspicious about the fact that the cards were for sale one week before launch, which could have been because of a poor product AMD would wan't to pass under the radar. Obviously it is not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    Crysis is just one game that ran rather badly,compared to NV's cards,on Radeon HD3xxx.Also,it happens to be one game that scales poorly in CF and SLI.So to say Radeons are not shining in Crysis at any setting is nothing new.
    Let us see how the card(s) perform under a variety of engines ,just like hardware.fr site has done.In their tests it beats the 8800Ultra and 9800GTX with both AA oturned on and off.Also it draws less power and is quieter.
    crysis is the one game that we can't run well at settings that most users use. and for games that people need better graphics cards for they are running 2560x1600 and want AA in which case the HD48xx's won't handle it anyway. yes other games matter but crysis is the best GPU becnhmark we have. and i hate to break it to you but most games are coded for Nvidia just as much as crysis is. the only game that is really ATI based is COJ. and not to many people play it. also you say crysis is not a good CF and SLI game. im not sure about you but the performance increase he showed form single card to dual card was extreme just as much as it should be. yes it is impressive that they made a card that can perform similar to the 9800gtx and be single slot and low power but it's not the card that many seem to be thinking it is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] hipno650 View Post
    crysis is the one game that we can't run well at settings that most users use. and for games that people need better graphics cards for they are running 2560x1600 and want AA in which case the HD48xx's won't handle it anyway. yes other games matter but crysis is the best GPU becnhmark we have. and i hate to break it to you but most games are coded for Nvidia just as much as crysis is. the only game that is really ATI based is COJ. and not to many people play it. also you say crysis is not a good CF and SLI game. im not sure about you but the performance increase he showed form single card to dual card was extreme just as much as it should be. yes it is impressive that they made a card that can perform similar to the 9800gtx and be single slot and low power but it's not the card that many seem to be thinking it is.
    Well, it's even more remarkable that the 4850 is beating the 8800ultra and the 9800gtx while being cheaper when like you said most of the games are coded for Nvidia cards. Maybe it's you that is not realizing what the card is.

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    What he is saying is not without merit, different reviews are showing contradictory results. Lets wait for an larger number of articles before concluding

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    ..................1920 0xAA.............1920 4xAA

    Quake Wars:ET (16xAF) Patch 1.4
    9800 GTX...........101.5.................65.2 Performance hit 36.2 FPS
    Ultra.................101.7.................76.5 Performance hit 25.2 FPS
    GTX 260............121.3.................88.7 Performance hit 32.6 FPS
    HD 4850.............86.4.................68.0 Performance hit 18.4 FPS




    ..................1920 0xAA.............1920 4xAA

    Quake Wars:ET (16xAF) Patch 1.4
    9800 GTX...........101.5.................65.2 Performance hit 36.2 FPS
    Ultra.................101.7.................76.5 Performance hit 25.2 FPS
    GTX 260............121.3.................88.7 Performance hit 32.6 FPS
    HD 4850.............86.4.................68.0 Performance hit 18.4 FPS


    Half Life 2: EP2 (16xAF) DX9 only
    9800 GTX............98.3.................70.3 Performance hit 28.0 FPS
    ultra..................89.2.................72.6 Performance hit 16.6 FPS
    GTX 260............109.4.................90.0 Performance hit 19.4 FPS
    HD 4850.............91.4.................73.1 Performance hit 18.3 FPS


    Stalker (16xAF) deferred rendering, NO AA FOR ATI
    9800 GTX............49.6..................2.9
    Ultra..................41.0.................14.7
    GTX 260.............58.9.................19.1
    HD 4850.............49.0..................0.0


    Rainbow 6: Vegas (HDR enabled) Shadows set to Low
    9800 GTX............53.5.................30.4 Performance hit 23.1 FPS
    Ultra..................53.1.................34.0 Performance hit 19.1 FPS
    GTX 260.............60.0.................41.1 Performance hit 18.9 FPS
    HD 4850.............66.6.................36.9 Performance hit 29.7 FPS


    Oblivion (HDR)
    9800 GTX............87.6.................51.2 Performance hit 36.4 FPS
    Ultra..................87.4.................51.0 Performance hit 36.4 FPS
    gTX 260.............94.7.................82.7 Performance hit 12.0 FPS
    HD 4850.............80.2.................66.3 Performance hit 13.6 FPS


    Race Driver: Grid (1.1 Patch) DX9 only
    9800 GTX............73.4.................58.3 Performance hit 15.1 FPS
    Ultra..................71.9.................59.5 Performance hit 27.5 FPS
    GTX 260.............79.0.................67.8 Performance hit 11.2 FPS
    HD 4850.............80.8.................70.0 Performacne hit 10.8 FPS


    Bioshock Unreal Engine 3.0, Max Options, (no AA for ATI) DX10
    9800 GTX............99.4.................42.2 Performance hit 57.2 FPS
    Ultra..................93.9.................52.3 Performance hit 41.6 FPS
    GTX 260............115.0.................57.5 Performance hit 57.5 FPS
    HD 4850............119.0..................0.0


    Company of Heroes DX10 Max Options Test Version 1.72
    9800 GTX............51.0.................38.7 Performance hit 12.3 FPS
    Ultra..................49.3.................41.5 Performance hit 07.8 FPS
    GTX 260.............65.2.................57.2 Performance hit 08.0 FPS
    HD 4850.............45.2.................38.3 Performance hit 06.6 FPS


    World in Conflict Patch 1.0002, Options @ Max, DX10, 16xAF
    9800 GTX............29.0.................19.0 Performance hit 10.0 FPS
    Ultra..................32.0.................24.0 Performance hit 08.0 FPS
    GTX 260.............36.0.................30.0 Performacne hit 06.0 FPS
    HD 4850.............33.0.................27.0 Performance hit 06.0 FPS



    Crysis Patch 1.21, High, DX10
    9800 GTX............23.8.................11.9 Performance hit 11.9 FPS
    Ultra..................24.1.................16.3 Performance hit 07.8 FPS
    GTX 260.............26.9.................20.7 Performance hit 06.2 FPS
    HD 4850.............22.2.................16.9 Performance hit 05.3 FPS


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    2 x 4850 will look good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle View Post
    If I made a mistake, let me know...thanks!
    I would like to see percentages after each performance hit, please
    Are we there yet?

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    That test system (according to you) has an awesome RAM configuration, but that's just nitpicking . (you basically copied the system specs 1 too much)
    BTW, is there something wrong in the drivers of the NVIDIA cards in Race driver: GRID and Bioshock as their numbers seem so low compared to the 4850? The difference is just too good to be true, other games seem more realistic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luka_Aveiro View Post
    I would like to see percentages after each performance hit, please
    Here we go





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    Quote Originally Posted by jas420221 View Post
    Until GTX280x2 comes out.
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    Thank you very much, that was so sweet

    But I also would like to have nvidia's side, just for a wider comparison.

    Nice work

    Nice to see @ a general point, HD4850 loses 10% less performance with AA on, than HD3870.
    Last edited by Luka_Aveiro; 06-18-2008 at 05:24 PM.
    Are we there yet?

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