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Ok so its supposed to be faster correct?
COH-OF Everything on 1600x900 3870 32FPS GTS 450 35FPS WoW Cataclysm Ultra except Shadows at medium 1600x900 3870 51 FPS SW 13FPS 25man Rag GTS 450 48FPS SW 15FPS 25man Rag Mass Effect 2 1600x900 Max settings 3870 27FPS GTS 450 30FPS These are what ive tested so far. Rest of system Core2Duo E6750 @ 3.2 Abit IP35pro 4gb DDR2 800 @ 960 500x2GB Raid+0 450W Antec PSU It seems quite underwhelming but the GTS450 is supposed to be close to a GTX260 196 but it feels like a GTS640. |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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16x9 and your cpu sucks... There is your problem.
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CPU is fine for the graphics horsepower road you know that lol. This thing is about on par with a GTX260 196 so its not being CPU bottlenecked. As for res thats not super low and I'd expect better preformance, from benchmarks ive found with the cloest i could get HD5650 vs GTS 450 the 450 even at 12x10 (less stressful was a good 40-50% faster, meaning there is something else wrong.
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not that diffrent from 1680x1050 in all honesty, which is midrange res. Low end would be 1440x900 or 1366x768 1600x900, 1680x1050, 1600x1200, 1920x1080 are considered midrange. And quite frankly, in newer games i should see a diffrence.
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i dont think 1920x1080 are considered midrange. maybe VERY high midrange. those are usually 23-24inch monitors, and those are relatively rare among regular users (read: not gamers).
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Hell ill trade you a 3870 for your GTS 450. then you can crossfire them and get even more performance
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Seems to me that the 3870 and the gts 450 is more equally matched then the 450 and gtx 260 is at least on paper. And while there may be some cpu limitation going on, that isn't the problem here as I got similar setup as this guy does and I saw a very nice performance boost going from the gtx 260 as in the sig to a gtx 560ti in 1080p gaming. You have upgraded to a card which isn't that much of an upgrade from the previous. |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Orlando
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I didn't realize how CPU limited WoW was until I went from a 6600@3.6 to a 2500K@4. I think WoW is CPU limited and memory bandwidth limited. Most especially when there are a lot of toons on screen.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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I see a lot of people are getting over 3.6gigs out of that chip ,you might want to overclock it some more.I have a HD3850 and I was supprise how fast it was,since I bought it so cheap.
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