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    Only 22% between HD5870 and HD5970 ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olivon View Post
    Only 22% between HD5870 and HD5970 ?
    He's using 10.7 drivers for the HD 5000 series cards without the App Profiles that brought MASSIVE CF scaling improvements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKYMTL View Post
    He's using 10.7 drivers for the HD 5000 series cards without the App Profiles that brought MASSIVE CF scaling improvements.
    Not a good review so ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKYMTL View Post
    He's using 10.7 drivers for the HD 5000 series cards without the App Profiles that brought MASSIVE CF scaling improvements.
    NVIDIA: 258.96
    GTX 580: 262.99
    ATI: Catalyst 10.7
    HD 6800: Catalyst 10.10

    Sadly you are right.... and 10.6-10.7 are not really where 5970 owners was happy... the worst driver possible... But i understand if he can't re test the cards.
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    So the avarage performance improvement to the GTX 480 is only 13% (1920*1200), even with the difference of much newer drivers not counted out.

    This means that Nvidia is still behind in efficiency compared to AMD products which have been released a year ago! Kinda dissapointing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katzenschleuder View Post
    So the avarage performance improvement to the GTX 480 is only 13% (1920*1200), even with the difference of much newer drivers not counted out.
    it's actually 14.9%

    you should divide 100 by 87, not the other way around... if performance increased from 100 to 200, it should be a 100% increase, not 50%.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katzenschleuder View Post
    So the avarage performance improvement to the GTX 480 is only 13% (1920*1200)
    No, the performance of the GTX480 is 87% of the GTX580... that actually comes down to a 15% improvement!

    Edit:
    I was slow .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vipeax View Post
    No, the performance of the GTX480 is 87% of the GTX580... that actually comes down to a 15% improvement!

    Edit:
    I was slow .
    Well THAT makes a difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katzenschleuder View Post
    Well THAT makes a difference.
    It's a lot better than going backwards (8800GTX -> 9800GTX)....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olivon View Post
    Only 22% between HD5870 and HD5970 ?
    I thought the average was around 30%, if you factor in games that don't scale with Xfire. Yea that does seem a bit low, but the 5970 is highly dependent on profiles/drivers so it depends on what mix of games are used.

    edit - what SKYMTL posted. Speaking of, when can we expect your review?

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