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Synthetic Benchmarks: 3DMark Vantage

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I always like to start benchmarking with a 3DMark run to see if the real-world results have any correlation to the synthetics. So, what does 3DMark Vantage tell us?

Interesting. 3DMark Vantage suggests that, even when overclocked, these cards are going to perform very closely. The Asus Radeon 4850 Matrix looks to net a solid boost when overclocked, but as resolutions and detail rise, there’s not much difference between the Radeon HD 4850 card and the GeForce GTS 250.

Close races are always the most interesting ones though, right? Let’s see if real-world gaming bears out the same conclusion.

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plasmastorm 20/04/2009 11:51
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Gotta love this, Toms do the usual HW review of cards and right at the top before you can even see the article is a google advert for hardwarecanuks.com advertising their own reviews.

Fail.

Anonymous 20/04/2009 12:07
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The vast majority of reference 9800GTX+ and GTS250 boards will overclock to the Gigabyte speeds. In fact my ref EVGA 9800GTX+ overclocks higher on both the GPU and MEM.

IMHO the fancy capacitors and Zalman cooler simply arn't worth the exta cost.

lost6688 23/04/2009 12:19
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nice

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