World In Conflict
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The 9800 GX2 does quite well when running World In Conflict using our test scene, which was taken from the game’s last and most demanding level. Beside its superior performance compared to the 3870 X2 antialiasing off (only by 9% at 1920x1200, but by 64% at 2560x1600, which finally becomes playable), it also supports antialiasing at 1920x1200, where it’s 31% faster than the 8800 Ultra. No miracles though, the 9800 GX2’s 512 MB of memory hurts it even more than the 3870 X2. This is a recurring problem with the GeForce line and NVIDIA needs to work on it.
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i like the nvidia chip here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7ZuuiU
Tough choice
I think most people were expecting the 9800GTX to be a 1Gb card with similar architecture to the 8800GTS but with a 512bit memory bus like AMD/ATI. A big disappointment about the memory architecture. Nvidia need a die shrink ASAP and a move to wider buses like ATI...
The problem of course is AMD/ATI not delivering in the processing power department with the 3870 (X2). Therefore there is no incentive for Nvidia to leap-frog a really powerful ATI GPU (like the X1900XTX situation).
Bob
*checks wallet*
*has wallet shot*
1 9800 GTX card should be Close to this card perfoamce wise (seen what the 9600gt does and it only has 64 SP the 8800 gts has 128 SP)