Toms Hardware og Anandtech tester GeForce 8800GTX

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GeForce 8800: Here Comes the DX10 Boom

 

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This image is far superior in quality compared to that of the ATI. It looks like the tables have turned in that department. That brings us to other advances Nvidia has made with G80.

 

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Amazing! That is the long and short of what we have covered today. To keep with tradition, Nvidia has these new cards available right now. ... After seeing the results and what will be in store for the future, let us leave you with one more thought: the games are just around the bend, and not only will DX10 hardware play them when they arrive, but more importantly, they can play your games better NOW.

 

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I am impressed by Nvidia's implementation DX10/D3D10. Seeing Crysis running in real-time and seeing some of the demos that Curtis Beason and his team put together is amazing. The implementation of CUDA into the picture makes the graphics card something much more than a frame rendering device. C+ compiled programs running on the CPU in conjunction with the parallel computing power of a versatile shader core with Stream Out is beyond comprehension as the possibilities are endless.

 

Link:

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/11/08/geforce_8800/

 

Fra Anandtech:

 

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A single GeForce 8800 GTX is more powerful than a 7900 GTX SLI configuration and even NVIDIA's mammoth Quad SLI. Although it's no longer a surprise to see a new generation of GPU outperform the previous generation in SLI, the sheer performance we're able to attain because of G80 is still breathtaking.

 

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Architecturally, G80 is a gigantic leap from the previous generation of GPUs. It's the type of leap in performance that's akin to what we saw with the Radeon 9700 Pro, and given the number of 9700 Pro-like launches we've seen, they are rare.

 

With G80, NVIDIA is solidly in a leadership position and now we play the waiting game for ATI's R600 to arrive. One thing is for sure, if you were thinking about building a high end gaming system this holiday season, you only need to buy one card.

 

Link:

http://anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2870&p=1

Endret 9. november 2006 av hal9k