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GTX 260 Core 216 VS 8800 GTX
- Thread starter wingman99
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This is the only benchmark i could find. LINK:http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/.../compare,748.html?prod[2062]=on&prod[2078]=on
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Negative. That's the core 216.
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I would say yes. 8800=>9800GTX+=>GTX200 series...
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wow for such a crusty dinosaur these old gtx's still have some nuts
but it really is starting to show some age, its time for a replacement
Oh come on! they aren't THAT crusty... Seriously the best money I've ever spent on a computer was that first 8800GTX... FC2 on high settings was more than playable on a single card.
I'll be playing on my cards until one of them dies... these cards have had remarkable staying power in the industry, I'll REALLY miss these cards when they're replaced eventually... hopefully not anytime soon.
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Okay, while Folding isn't the main use for most video cards, It IS able to put hard numbers as to perfomance of the same work on different cards. 8800gtx (92) 512mb = approx 4000-4500 points per day
gtx260 (216) is currently doing between 5500-6500 ppd, The 8800gtx is a factory oc, and so is the gtx260. They could possibly be tweaked higher, but left as they came from the factory, that's the comparison.
for comparison, the ati hd3850 I used before put out 2000-2.25k ppd
gtx260 (216) is currently doing between 5500-6500 ppd, The 8800gtx is a factory oc, and so is the gtx260. They could possibly be tweaked higher, but left as they came from the factory, that's the comparison.
for comparison, the ati hd3850 I used before put out 2000-2.25k ppd
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Still Running my XFX 8800Ultra. No complaints yet. Very good card
I can still run most games at fairly high settings. But I can see that soon I need to replace it. But I recon it will hold good until the fall.
I can still run most games at fairly high settings. But I can see that soon I need to replace it. But I recon it will hold good until the fall.
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It is, and it isn't... NV keeps reusing names
wow for such a crusty dinosaur these old gtx's still have some nuts
but it really is starting to show some age, its time for a replacement
This is what threw me, crusty old thing?
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probably a 8800gtx, at least that's what's in his sig
Lulz...a ton of difference. GTX260 all the way.
You cant compare ATI vs Nvidia in F@H. The HD4870 vs gtx 260 216 are close in gaming, but the HD4870 gets spanked in F@H
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