ATI Aiming For R300 Deja-Vu: Officially Launches 4800 Campaign

[Luka_Aveiro]

See? I predicted that you'd be laughable still.

Nice to know someone ignorant has a laugh over truth.

Too bad ORB cannot filter correctly Single vs Multi GPU, guess I'll have to ask a friend to bring a Q6600 (less 4mb cache over qx9650) to my place and bench it at 4ghz with stock 8800GT to show you HD4850+Qx9650@4ghz=15k is equivalent 9800GTX's score is yes laughable.

The difference is I know what I am talking about, you are clueless.

regards

Edit: My opinion is just the same as this:

Nope.

That is with Cat 8.5, which has been out for a while now Beta of 8.6 actually lowers performance.

And keep in mind, there are only so many driver optimizations and improvements they can make. The card is after all using the same architecture as the 2900, and the optimizations being made that work for the 2900 are very close to the same as for the HD4000 series, and they have likely long since exhausted most of the optimizations.

I really think HD4850 should be superior to an 8800GT, but with those scores IT IS NOT, actually. I hope they bring performance improvements with new drivers (not very likely but possible), I just can't hear people say it's better than an 8800GT nowadays when it is not.