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gxsaurav
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This just in,
ah! forget it, ANIDEX will start screaming again
ah! forget it, ANIDEX will start screaming again
plasmafire said:XFX GF fx 5700 pure = rs. 7200
rad 9600 pro= rs. 9000
i fixed both these cards 2 my machine.. farcry,DX invisible war. ran better on FX with x'actly same settings(more fps)
but, the game looked much better and richer in contrast,color,edges..in radeon..
WHY?
nikhilesh said:this has turned out to be very informative.
Dude, the problem with gxsaurav is that he doesn't respect anybody else's views and rants on without thinking. He's been doing it for a while now and that's bothering the hell outta me.@Anidex, first of all plz tone down your language. Getting passionate about ATI is one thing, getting angry for someone not endorsing your views is childish.
What nonsense are you talking? I was comparing the price of the Radeon 9600 XT, which happens to be much lesser than that of the GeForce FX 5700 Ultra.Your comparison skills are all crap, U are comparing a 9800 Pro with FX5700 Ultra...
You're comparing the GeForce 6800 Ultra with the 9800 XT ! Now who's the idiot ?Take a look at the above benchmarks, where is ATI winning, oh
Sorry to break it to you buddy, but the R520 supports just about every feature called for by the DX9c specifications, including fp32 filtering and blending and adaptive tessellation. nVIDIA should catch up with the R520 in about... 20 years !but their R500 will again fail
Sure nVIDIA is better at Marketting. But that's the problem! If they put the same effort into making cards, they'd beat ATI hands down (or perhaps not)!Now coming to the Marketing part, NVIDIA is far better then ATI when it comes to marketing
Funny, cause I got my card within 3 days of ordering ! Now I wonder why... ?struggled a lot to get my hands on Radeon 9600 Pro from Gigabyte, I had to wait 2 months for it to come
Sure they do. Only problem is that it runs slower than their last-last-generation product!NVIDIA had a DX9 card for under Rs 3.5k
Yeah sure, when the whole world knows that nVIDIA is doing shader replacements and ATI runs them like they're supposed to, Einstein here hypothesizes the other way around !ATI cards use non Standerd way of running a shader
Is that supposed to be funny? OK, let me try tickling myself... maybe I'll laugh then... !In the last statement, enough of this ATI vs NVIDIA threads on this forum, Raboo close it, or ANIDEX will come to my home, Point a gun at my head & force me to buy a X800XT, even if it costs 3 times the price of my current Rig & not available
That's like saying "since you're an idiot, and since all humans have supposedly evolved from one single ancestor, all humans are idiots". Stop talking like a moron. Just because I think OpenGL stinks, doesn't mean I hate Linux, infact I like Linux to a certain extent.Since U R Anti OpenGL, then U are also Anti Linux
Or perhaps nVIDIA needs too much time to incorporate all their shader replacements... one thousand shaders per game, and a 100 such games on the market... that means that the nVIDIA boys write 100,000 replacement shaders... and that takes a lot of time !ATI releases new drivers every 27 days cos they need to, NVIDIA drivers are less buggy,so they don't need to update them everymonth
Cause nVIDIA generally shifts to partial precision (16-bit) to get decent framerates, whereas ATI runs all shading calculations at 24-bit precision. That along with shader replacements leads to the overall degradation in the quality. Not to speak of ATI's superior anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering capabilities !why do radeon's have better image quality? Any reason?
hehe, just what i was bout to say..nikhilesh wrote:
this has turned out to be very informative.
Superior...eh? Now how would FSAA and AF differ in quality on both cards? And why is it superior from that of nvidias? Care to enlighten me?anidex said:Not to speak of ATI's superior anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering capabilities !