xtkxhom3r
04-27-09, 03:02 PM
i just got 2 4890's and oc'd the cores to 965 and ran 3dmark06.. i know 3dmark doesnt mean anything but i used it to compare my "upgrade" from 2 4870's to 2 4890's and well
with my 4870's at 820 core i got a little over 25k and with my 4890's at stock 850 i got 24k flat...now i thought these cards were supposed to be faster clock for clock?...
after i oc'd them to 965 i got about the same score as with my 4870's at 820..
so what does all this mean?? im guessing they arent worth the upgrade... now the only game i play is dawn of war and cod5 for now.. so those games were maxed out with the 4870's so i cant really compare ingame experience either
a friend told me that they probably perform a lot better at higher resolutions he suggested for me to run all the settings maxed out in 3dmark06 so i did...
i went into the settings and set the resolution at 1920x1080, anti-aliasing at 8, texture filtering at anisotropic X 16
and at those settings i got a flat 24k can someone else run those same settings with 2 4870's and post their results ?
with my 4870's at 820 core i got a little over 25k and with my 4890's at stock 850 i got 24k flat...now i thought these cards were supposed to be faster clock for clock?...
after i oc'd them to 965 i got about the same score as with my 4870's at 820..
so what does all this mean?? im guessing they arent worth the upgrade... now the only game i play is dawn of war and cod5 for now.. so those games were maxed out with the 4870's so i cant really compare ingame experience either
a friend told me that they probably perform a lot better at higher resolutions he suggested for me to run all the settings maxed out in 3dmark06 so i did...
i went into the settings and set the resolution at 1920x1080, anti-aliasing at 8, texture filtering at anisotropic X 16
and at those settings i got a flat 24k can someone else run those same settings with 2 4870's and post their results ?