580 vs 570
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dugdiamond
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that's about right... 6990 runs like crossfireX/Fuzion
Nah I'm not referring to the 6990, I know what the heck it is, but look close enough you'll see 570 outperformes the 580
570 is not better, lol
That was my reaction aswell xD
But does the 6970 really get better frames than the 580 aswell?
Lol, something must not have been running properly when thy ran that bench. Either that or the 570 is OC'd to the max.
As stated "drivers at default" and the testsystem is 980X on a G1.Assassin with 12GB RAM powered by Thermaltake Toughpower 1000w xD Nothing was overclocked (Not mentioned anyways) ^^
I think so aswell x)
I don't think they've installed the drivers from the CD or something, or are they so stupid? xD
Maybe just a faulty 580? Monadyex. ^^
dugdiamond
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for the bench to be true... a simple card swap and driver re-install would only be required.
but, during install both nVidia and AMD/ATi 'poll' the installed cards upon their driver installation - the same driver download will NOT install 'identically' across same vendor / different card type.
also, some games run differently on different gfx cards (manufacturer, and version, revisions). that is why OC3D bench on more than one game
for a true comparison, more than one bench with different apps/games should be compared
but, during install both nVidia and AMD/ATi 'poll' the installed cards upon their driver installation - the same driver download will NOT install 'identically' across same vendor / different card type.
also, some games run differently on different gfx cards (manufacturer, and version, revisions). that is why OC3D bench on more than one game
for a true comparison, more than one bench with different apps/games should be compared
SieB
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for the bench to be true... a simple card swap and driver re-install would only be required.
but, during install both nVidia and AMD/ATi 'poll' the installed cards upon their driver installation - the same driver download will NOT install 'identically' across same vendor / different card type.
also, some games run differently on different gfx cards (manufacturer, and version, revisions). that is why OC3D bench on more than one game
for a true comparison, more than one bench with different apps/games should be compared
I pretty sure Motherboards.org is aware of that and i'm guessing they did bench more than one game as well.
The vid is here. There are more than 1 gamebench but for some reason I can not rely on those scores. x)
I Hunta x
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thats the average frames, the minimum for the 580 would probably have been better than the 570's and realy thats were it all counts tbh.
an example is my 8800gt gets a better average in cod4/team fortress 2 than my friends 4850 but he has a better minimum so bit of give and take realy, neither of the games droped below playable frames on the quality settings we used, matching 4ghz dualcore 4gb ram when we tested it.
an example is my 8800gt gets a better average in cod4/team fortress 2 than my friends 4850 but he has a better minimum so bit of give and take realy, neither of the games droped below playable frames on the quality settings we used, matching 4ghz dualcore 4gb ram when we tested it.
Never trust that site. Hes renowned for beefing the AMD stats cos he is a fanboy. Either they were on different rigs completely or those stats are wrong mate.
Almost thought, cause I've never REALLY heard a single GPU AMD card being faster than the 580, or am I just too tired now? x)
And 570 better than 580 I know is pure BS. Just thought it'd be "funny" to show. ^^
I've never in my life liked that guy I dunno, something "fuzzy" about him
The 6990 is the quickest card on the plannet, but the numbers dont work out in that graph.
That guy just comes across as an inanimate object to me. Just spouts everything out without really talking about anything. Too much emphasis on presentation; there's not enough honesty involved.
I normally don't start to honk about fanboys unless it's been apparent to me for a long time, but back when I was first getting into hardware I'd see his reviews (along with everyone else's, as you do when you're a noob) and see him as more of a salesman than anything else. I hate bias.
I normally don't start to honk about fanboys unless it's been apparent to me for a long time, but back when I was first getting into hardware I'd see his reviews (along with everyone else's, as you do when you're a noob) and see him as more of a salesman than anything else. I hate bias.
