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ninguem por aqui pode meter uns screens do crysis em DX10 na GTS sff!?
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Q6600@ 3000Mhz
BFG 8800GTS 512mb OC (675Mhz/1940Mhz)
1680x1050
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13-12-2007 18:22:44 - Vista 64
Beginning Run #1 on Map-island, Demo-benchmark_gpu
DX10 1680x1050, AA=No AA, Vsync=Disabled, 32 bit test, FullScreen
Demo Loops=3, Time Of Day= 9
Global Game Quality: High
Play Time: 81.26s, Average FPS: 24.61
Min FPS: 8.69 at frame 142, Max FPS: 31.37 at frame 320
Average Tri/Sec: -23671388, Tri/Frame: -961767
Recorded/Played Tris ratio: -0.95

13-12-2007 18:17:34 - Vista 64
Beginning Run #1 on Map-island, Demo-benchmark_gpu
DX10 1680x1050, AA=No AA, Vsync=Disabled, 64 bit test, FullScreen
Demo Loops=3, Time Of Day= 9
Global Game Quality: High
Play Time: 67.88s, Average FPS: 29.46
Min FPS: 4.68 at frame 138, Max FPS: 33.23 at frame 1767
Average Tri/Sec: -28325534, Tri/Frame: -961341
Recorded/Played Tris ratio: -0.95


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Parece que o Crysis se porta melhor em x64.

Btw, é possível instalar vista 64-bit com 2gb de RAM? Ou a versão x64 e apenas para quem tem mais de 4gb?

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Bem, estava à espera k esta gráfica saisse, mas tb n esperava k saisse tão cedo... não encontrei nenhuma com akeles preços milagrosos k por ai falaram de 260 e tal €... vi a tal Asus k me parece porreira, mas no site dela n consegui encontrar as especificações todas.

Para mim o k não "puxou carroça" na 8800GT tal como já foi referido por vários foi o cooling dela, n me importo de pagar cerca de mais alguns €s por uma gráfica que tem aparência de valer o dinheiro gasto e ter logo um cooling porreiro e já agora ter umas frames a mais.

A minha escolha de não ir para as ATI tem mais a haver com o overclock... todas as minhas nVidia clockam pa caraças já as ATI são mto mais limitadas.

Ainda à dias comprei uma HD2400 pa um media center e akilo não clocka nada de jeito e pelo tenho visto o pessoal n tem tido margens de over tão grandes com as HD2XXX como com as 8XXX.

Como tal axo k vou mandar vir uma Alpha Dog da XFX praki para estes lados...

P.S. - outra coisa k desconhecia era akela cena do Step-up da e-VGA... parece-me muito bem, se durasse mais uns mesitos então era um abuso..lol.
 
já coloquei os average fps :) queres screenshots ?? isso já anda por ai acho eu
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sim se puderes eu te agradecia ;)

Q6600@ 3000Mhz
BFG 8800GTS 512mb OC (675Mhz/1940Mhz)
1680x1050
Settings : High


13-12-2007 18:22:44 - Vista 64
Beginning Run #1 on Map-island, Demo-benchmark_gpu
DX10 1680x1050, AA=No AA, Vsync=Disabled, 32 bit test, FullScreen
Demo Loops=3, Time Of Day= 9
Global Game Quality: High
Play Time: 81.26s, Average FPS: 24.61
Min FPS: 8.69 at frame 142, Max FPS: 31.37 at frame 320
Average Tri/Sec: -23671388, Tri/Frame: -961767
Recorded/Played Tris ratio: -0.95

13-12-2007 18:17:34 - Vista 64
Beginning Run #1 on Map-island, Demo-benchmark_gpu
DX10 1680x1050, AA=No AA, Vsync=Disabled, 64 bit test, FullScreen
Demo Loops=3, Time Of Day= 9
Global Game Quality: High
Play Time: 67.88s, Average FPS: 29.46
Min FPS: 4.68 at frame 138, Max FPS: 33.23 at frame 1767
Average Tri/Sec: -28325534, Tri/Frame: -961341
Recorded/Played Tris ratio: -0.95


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:) muito obrigado Mascarilha
 
NVIDIA cancels 8800 GTS 512MB OC models

Apparently NVIDIA has forbidden it's board-partners to sell any more pre-overclocked GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB cards according to a source at the Dutch Tweakers.net forums.
We (Guru3D) have spoken a couple of board partners and although they are not too frenzy on acknowledging this, it seem to be correct. Current batches of "OC" models are allowed to be sold yet the new batches to be released on February 2008 may be sold only at default clock frequencies.
While it's not very clear what the precise reason for this action, it is clear that the OC models perform just as well as a 8800 GTX and close to the Ultra, which will go EOL (end of life) in ... February 2008. It makes sense to assume that board partners are only buying the 8800 GT & GTS cards right now opposed to the GTX & Ultra thus this would leave NVIDIA with a serious overstock issue. Ehm NVIDIA, why not make the GTX & Ultra cheaper ? Or is there an issue with the actual G92 that NVIDIA refuses to disclose ?


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NVIDIA cancels 8800 GTS 512MB OC models

Apparently NVIDIA has forbidden it's board-partners to sell any more pre-overclocked GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB cards according to a source at the Dutch Tweakers.net forums.
We (Guru3D) have spoken a couple of board partners and although they are not too frenzy on acknowledging this, it seem to be correct. Current batches of "OC" models are allowed to be sold yet the new batches to be released on February 2008 may be sold only at default clock frequencies.
While it's not very clear what the precise reason for this action, it is clear that the OC models perform just as well as a 8800 GTX and close to the Ultra, which will go EOL (end of life) in ... February 2008. It makes sense to assume that board partners are only buying the 8800 GT & GTS cards right now opposed to the GTX & Ultra thus this would leave NVIDIA with a serious overstock issue. Ehm NVIDIA, why not make the GTX & Ultra cheaper ? Or is there an issue with the actual G92 that NVIDIA refuses to disclose ?


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Acho estranho a nvidia só ter percebido isso das versões overclock ficarem praticamente ao nível da gtx uma semana depois do lançamento da placa.....

Parece mais provavel outra explicação qualquer.
 
Secalhar nao tavam a espera de tanta procura nao sei....Secalhar foi uma jogada "suicida" para "esmagar" o sucesso da ATI que saiu caro :P mas nao havia necessidade, a 8800Gt dava conta do recado...
 
^Des disse:
Acho estranho a nvidia só ter percebido isso das versões overclock ficarem praticamente ao nível da gtx uma semana depois do lançamento da placa.....

Parece mais provavel outra explicação qualquer.
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A explicação é simples:

Há falta de cores G92 por causa da enorme procura.
Os cores melhores são os que têm os 128 scalar processors activos, logo são escolhidos para as placas mais caras (GTS 512MB).

As placas com OC de fábrica de todas as marcas normalmente tendem a ter taxas de RMA/avarias mais elevadas, obrigando a substituir por outra placa -o que vai consumir mais um core G92-.


Se nas 8800 GT os 112 scalar processors activos permitem ter grande flexibilidade para usar cores menos bons nas placas dos lotes que substituem RMA's, já nas 8800 GTS 512MB isso não é possível, levando a uma despesa mais elevada por parte da Nvidia, que se vê obrigada a encomendar mais waffers para aumentar o yield em bruto de chips 100% funcionais.


Além disso, há as versões mobile do G92 e eventualmente placas dual-GPU a considerar.
Não se pode fabricar em excesso, mas fabricar a menos também é prejudicial. É um equilíbrio sempre difícil porque as placas gráficas são dos componentes que mais depressa desvalorizam dentro dos PC's modernos.
 
BFG Releases the 8800GTS OC2 512MB Water Cooled Edition

BFG Technologies, the leading North American and European supplier of advanced NVIDIA-based 3D graphics cards, motherboards, power supplies and other PC enthusiast products, announced today the BFG NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS OC2 512MB Water Cooled Edition PCI Express 2.0 graphics card with ThermoIntelligence for a suggested retail price of $529.99 USD. Using custom water block co-developed by BFG and Danger Den, this extremely cooled card delivers up to a 30°C lower GPU operating temperature, while core and shader clocks are still set to 700MHz (vs. 650MHz standard) and 1728MHz (vs. 1625MHz standard) respectively. This BFG Tech product is also offered with a True Lifetime Warranty and 24/7 Technical Support. Read more here.




Source: BFG Tech

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Gainward 8800GTS 1GB GLH Review


The G92 is a well know NVIDIA chip, the latest added to NVIDIA's lineup, first in the form of G92-112, a cut down version in 8800GT, and then a few weeks later in 8800GTS 512, as a full G92 with 128 shader processors. In a normal GTS card, its core clock is 650 MHz, and Gainward's card operates at 730 MHz. It seems quite a lot, which it is. Still, it has to be said that any stock 8800GTS can reach this clock, and we have seen a few pieces to reach 850 with no additional cooling. The shader clock is increased from 1625 to 1825, and the memory now operates at 1050 MHz, which is just a little less than the 8800Ultra (1080 MHz). When you combine that with 50% more bus width in Ultra's favor, this card still lacks the necessary memory throughput really dethrone the Ultra. Of course, there is the issue of only 16 ROP units in the G92, which is also one of the reasons that G80 is still the flagship.

Gainward's card also has a custom designed cooling solution, which is more efficient than the original design. There is also a back panel that serves as a memory cooler, because half of the memory chips are on the card's backside. The PCB is standard Gainward red, unlike the green NVIDIA PCBs.
http://it-review.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3157&Itemid=91
http://www.gainward.de/media/files/Specifications/9139_Bliss8800GTS_PCX_GLH_DD_1024MB_datasheet.pdf

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Maximum stable frequency for the core was 860 MHz, and memory went up to 1130 MHz. Those are superb results, which shows us that Gainward has handpicked these chips to be used on these cards. The cooler is quite capable to cool the card very pleasantly to your ears even at such high clocks.



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