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HEXUS.tv :: Inno3D big up the GeForce GTX260
Inno3D's Caroline Kwok tries to convince Nick that their GeForce GTX 260 is a worthy purchase.
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Hmm, good video but i dont really agree with nvidia cards being better(disagree all you want, not all points valid). PhysicX is playable on the ati cards and amd have Havok iirc, thats even and once more whats the point? The GPU is the limitation of FPS at this point in time(apart from ati 4870x2) and so you are giving the cpu less work(which doesnt struggle already) to sit there idle and then the gpu dieing more which imo isnt really a logical approach, its purely marketing.
With the adobe rendering stuff i agree with that but isnt that the whole point of workstation cards(the expensive ones)?. For the hdmi connection, how are you ment to connect the little 2 pin audio cable? I use dvi—>hdmi but would of used hdmi-> hdmi as its cheaper(when i last looked) and doesnt have issues which the 9800GTX did with it(drivers finally sorted it).
The 192 shader gtx260 is being phased out which is why its the same price.
With the adobe rendering stuff i agree with that but isnt that the whole point of workstation cards(the expensive ones)?. For the hdmi connection, how are you ment to connect the little 2 pin audio cable? I use dvi—>hdmi but would of used hdmi-> hdmi as its cheaper(when i last looked) and doesnt have issues which the 9800GTX did with it(drivers finally sorted it).
The 192 shader gtx260 is being phased out which is why its the same price.
maxwilson
Lol. I thought exactly the same as Peter, this woman seems clueless. And she's ment to head of international marketing or something?
Her argument seems to be buy our card otherwise this interview will be even more awkward. lol
Erm… i think that's more to do with the fact that shes cream crackered and has a different native tongue…
One thing i havn't looked into for a while..
are ATi still pratting about not supporting linux, or have they pulled their fingers out of their asses for the 4*** series?
and the GTX260 has never been the underdog… They have traded blows for a long time, and the HD4870 was slightly ahead overall, but pre bigbang2 things stood as:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-hd-4870,1964-19.html
now after bigbang2, the performance was increased which puts it ahead (albeit minorly)…
so lets examine the pros of the HD4870 pre bigbang2 with bigbang2 applied:
* 6% better performance than the GeForce GTX 260
BB2 drivers increase performance in FC2 upto 40%, and upto 10% in other games. plus 1 to nvid (average performance increase would average out to the same if not slightly higher)
* Priced lower than the GeForce GTX 260
~£200 for a 1GB 4870
~£210 for a GTX260 55nm
are the extra features worth it? i think so. plus 1 to nvid
Lower noise level than the GeForce GTX 260
now… i'm going to pre-empt that the 55nm will be quieter, and i wouldn't exactly call the 4870 quiet or cool… so a plus for nvid
so out of three past plus' for the 4870, the GTX260 takes all…
now the cons:
High power consumption under load, and especially at idle
well that still stands true, and the 55nm will consume even less so a retained plus there
availability:
since the GTX260 55nm is on pre-order… the HD4870 wins easily on this bit…
Hicks12
PhysicX is playable on the ati cards and amd have Havok iirc, thats even and once more whats the point?
Intel bought Havok, not AMD ;)
TAKTAK
are ATi still pratting about not supporting linux, or have they pulled their fingers out of their asses for the 4*** series?
Not sure what you mean by that, but my 4850 works fine in ubuntu…
pauldarkside
Intel bought Havok, not AMD ;)
Lat I heard amd were still working with Havoc even after intel bought them.