No.Originally Posted by topaimz
8800Ultra>8800GTX>8800GT>3870>2900XT>8800GTS>3850
in single card set ups. Xfire gives more benefit than SLI atm, however, and shifts that list more towards ATI's benefit in multi GPU set ups.
No.
8800Ultra>8800GTX>8800GT>3870>2900XT>8800GTS>3850
in single card set ups. Xfire gives more benefit than SLI atm, however, and shifts that list more towards ATI's benefit in multi GPU set ups.
I'll agree with that for the most part, except for your last comment.
See this article:
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=3151&p=10
Scaling looks pretty good from the Radeon HD 3850, however it's still not as good as what NVIDIA is able to achieve with the 8800 GT. NVIDIA consistently achieves about 11% better scaling from one to two GPUs than AMD.
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I could be wrong. I was relying on the following:
http://www.expreview.com/review/2007...2778d7055.html
which is more extensive than the Anand testing and seems to show the CFed 3870s more competitive against the SLI GTs than the single card comparison. Drivers and i780 could certainly change that though.
AA8x is faster on 3870. =>
AA8xAF16x
3870>8800GT
The Anand comparison is worthless, with Catalyst 7.10.
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