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Has a vegetation fetish
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,816
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Old post, but I'll add to it with personal experience. High end video cards need a high end cpu. My wow performance didnt improve much when I went from a single 8800 to my 460, but thats because any situations were my fps dipped, it was a cpu issue.
Although I did get a big boost in my crysis frame rates. I really couldn't do x1050 on my 8800 Ultra at a playable frame rate (and to me, ~20 fps is a playable framerate), but my 460 does it quite well. I know how ever that I won't see alot of my performance until I do a motherboard/cpu upgrade now.
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Registered User
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 678
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I'm sorry but most comments here are just plain stupid.
If 8800GT in SLI manages to score more than GTX460 with the same CPU then it means that CPU cannot be a bottleneck. It also shows that 8800GT in SLI is actually faster than GTX460 under some resolutions and games - there's nothing extraordinary here, just a matter of fact. To the OP: you can alleviate your situation in some games a little bit by installing a quad core CPU. |
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