Graphics New 7800gt - just benched it

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  1. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    that seems pretty high for stock, or is the card overclocked?
    you have a compare link?


    heres mine for whoever was asking earlier, I remembered my ORB login and uploaded the score

    card and ram are clocked a bit higher now, ill run it again at some point for a giggle, maybe give the GPU 1.65v and do a vDDR mod for kicks (at 1.52 vGPU and stock vDDR at the mo) :D
     
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  2. 5aboy

    5aboy Minimodder

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    I managed 17500 on '03 - evga 7800GT CO/opteron 165 (275X9; 1:1)/dfi sli-dr!

    these are great cards!
     
  3. MonkeySpank

    MonkeySpank Banned

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    These cards have great potential.

    With my CLUB3D 7800Gt i get

    3dmark03 = 18.4-5k
    3dmark05 = 8.5k
     
  4. Briggsy

    Briggsy What's a Dremel?

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    does the X2 3800+ add much preformance over the regular singlecore?
     
  5. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    absolutely
    in games which are multi-threaded it can be considerably faster than an FX57

    simply put, the X2 3800 is twice as powerful as a A64 3000+, in the fact that its just two of them
     
  6. Briggsy

    Briggsy What's a Dremel?

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    i was told that the X2 3800 was not any good, and i would have to get a X2 4400 to see any benafit, thanks for the tip, looks like ill go for this one :D
     
  7. TMM

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    in single threaded applications, yes, it won't be any faster.
     
  8. 5aboy

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    if you are going dual core, best way is with opterons (all have 1mb cache per core, tested to higher specs, lower volt requirements, designed to run at 100% load all the time!)


    i dont know if you can get them anymore though!


    if you are going dual core with athlon x2s then it really is worth spending a little more on getting a core with 1mb cache per core - it will make a difference, and all of them overclock to at least 2.6-2.7Ghz, so you will be getting great performance!
     
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