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    Quote Originally Posted by DarthShader View Post
    Lower core temperatures are not everything, you know?

    This has been posted so many times already, you must have seen it.

    Oh, and your OC figure is wrong. TPU got 775mhz, which is stock clock for a GF110 chip. So that's a 0% overclock. And not a given on all cards. AMD still managed to get a positive here in any case.
    1- Is it that hard to understand that I was only referring to the tPU! review? On tPU! he doesn't test system temp, nor mosfets or VRMs temp. He tests core temp. And on that matter, as I said and as it is written on both reviews, the GTX590 got... better temps.

    2- The card comes stock @ 613MHz core clock, he got it to 775MHz core clock. That's 26% OC. Don't try to spin it...

    Quote Originally Posted by Kristoferr View Post
    What you want to do is not to compare those two monster cards in idiotic resolutions like 720p. What you should want is compare them FullHD+ and maybe perfomance per watt and perfomance per dollar.

    (...)

    Considering that. GTX 590:

    + Looks nicer than HD6990
    + Runs quieter than HD6990
    - Runs hotter than HD6990
    - Has a risk of overheating PWM area
    - Has no multiple monitor indipendent desktop support
    - Is more expensive than HD6990 in europe.

    In my eyes HD6990 wins.
    My point is not what I should be comparing. My point is what the tPU! review showed in their tests and how, independently of that, the GTX590 got a 7.0 score when the 6990, that had worse all round results, got 9.1.


    Quote Originally Posted by XRL8 View Post
    Well, you said its faster at all resolutions.It isnt.
    Its faster at low ones, and ties/slower at high ones.So you cant say "its faster".Cos it "depends" on the conditions.And realistically you have to admit that these cards aint gonna be used at 1024x and neither 1650x most probably.I know its hard pill to swallow.ITS NOT FASTER :-).
    1- Mate, I was talking, as you understood by now, about the "Relative performance (All resolutions)" chart. So don't try to change the subject. Cause on that chart, which is the global performance chart for the tPU! tests, the GTX590 is FASTER than the 6990.

    2- Do you have any stats on the resolution at which dual gpu cards are used? Any study, etc? No, you don't. So you can't say that they will be used at this or at that resolution. It is like saying all Asus Rampage boards were bought by people who overclock. This is computer hardware and lots of people buy stuff just cause it's expensive.

    As to the temperature, i honestly missed that bit.Yes.Nvidia wins, by one celsius on one of the GPU`s which isnt in boundaries of a statistical error at all...
    You missed the idle temps also, didn't you? And the OC temps as well...


    Besides if you dont use same cooling, results arent really comparable.
    Yes in idle it looks better for nv, but higher idle temp(still lowish) while consuming less power on the ati card clearly indicates different fan/and its temp curve.
    That is irrelevant to me. Again, my point is just the difference in score on the tPU! reviews. GTX590 got better all round results and lower score. And that, in my book, is shady. And I won't even start on the EPIC FAIL anagram...



    The CARD isnt cooler, it exhausts more HEAT into the system than the 6990, it was proved in anands test for example.
    Take N: I was talking about tPU! review only. And they measure only core temp.


    TPU is european website, price isnt "same" also here.
    Price is the same on their review. $699 each.


    As for the OC capability, it gets dangerous on the 590 ,a few of them blew up, and not only at 1.2v, 1.025v was one of them.
    Have you read why? Go search this thread about SweClockers and drivers, maybe you will get it.
    Last edited by RSC; 03-26-2011 at 04:33 PM.

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