PHILIP1193
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Two chaps with strong arguments managed to persuade DFI to let them benchmark one of the Crossfire motherboards, the DFI RD482. Hard info was hard enough to do so and it manages to include guys from tweaktown into this risky operation. We are not sure what methods where included to get to the goal.
You have to bear in mind that those chaps manage to benchmark demo motherboard with first bogus drivers based on Catalyst 5.4 and that things are far from optimised. They chose heavily nvidia tweaked game that goes under the name of Doom 3.
Nevertheless ATI Crossfire with two X850XT cards was faster than two geforce 6800 Ultra or two GT cards, auch Nvidia auch auch.
Nvidia slept in bed with John Carmack for ages and even made a NV30 as the chap requested and still managed to lose from its red competitor. It would like just like seeing ATI losing in Half Life 2, the game it cost them almost six million dollars. It might happen you never know. I have to remind you that new Catalyst 5.6 drivers might improve those numbers even more as much as ten percent!
ATI is faster or tight in every single setting and I can expect that difference could be even bigger in biased games such as Half Life 2.
Crossfire looks good. All we want to see is how much is going to take the companies to pump it to the hungry market. You can get the scores http://hardinfo.dk/show.asp?desc=3582 << there.
Source : TheInquirer
Phil
You have to bear in mind that those chaps manage to benchmark demo motherboard with first bogus drivers based on Catalyst 5.4 and that things are far from optimised. They chose heavily nvidia tweaked game that goes under the name of Doom 3.
Nevertheless ATI Crossfire with two X850XT cards was faster than two geforce 6800 Ultra or two GT cards, auch Nvidia auch auch.
Nvidia slept in bed with John Carmack for ages and even made a NV30 as the chap requested and still managed to lose from its red competitor. It would like just like seeing ATI losing in Half Life 2, the game it cost them almost six million dollars. It might happen you never know. I have to remind you that new Catalyst 5.6 drivers might improve those numbers even more as much as ten percent!
ATI is faster or tight in every single setting and I can expect that difference could be even bigger in biased games such as Half Life 2.
Crossfire looks good. All we want to see is how much is going to take the companies to pump it to the hungry market. You can get the scores http://hardinfo.dk/show.asp?desc=3582 << there.
Source : TheInquirer

Phil