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That's a stock 7900 GTX, not the superclocked eVGA 7900 GTX that was reviewed by INQ. The superclocked GTX has higher clocks (duh) and is warrantied by the manufacturer to operate at those speeds so it costs more. Since it took a superclocked GTX to barely match a stock XTX, the INQ pointed out...
So which of these scenarios could it be:
1. MS paid Bethesda a good chunk of change not to add in HDR+AA for the PC version.
2. nVidia had a hand in Bethesda not adding in HDR+AA.
3. Bethesda are incompetant and lazy so they didn't want to take the time in to add HDR+AA.
Well the game isn't stable with any card when alt-tabbing and yes it's true there are grass shadow flickering issues and according to some CF problems as well that should be sorted out in 6.4. That doesn't mean the drivers are nearly as unstable as you made it sound in your other post though -...
This patch just proves Bethesda weren't fully truthful about HDR+AA. They claimed HDR+AA wasn't possible on the PC. Yeah it's not possible on nVidia cards and since Oblivion is a TWIMTBP title, it makes you wonder...
Power consumption isn't a problem for anyone buying a high end card or at least it shouldn't be anyway. Heat output isn't a factor either since it's blown outside the case with the X1900 hsf and as for price and availability, it is more available than nVidia's 7900 cards and costs less.
Look at the OP's post and then look at the prices for 7900 GT/GTX cards, the availability has gone down while the price has gone up. Why is it that the 7800 series, which was uncontested at the time, never ran out of stock yet the 7900 keeps running out despite being on a smaller die? nV fans...
If the 7900 series were being mass produced, availability would be high just as it was with the 7800 series. In fact 7900 stock should theoretically be even higher since it's made on a smaller die - well theoretically anyway. Reality is showing quite the opposite, the 7900 series has been...
Hey brent,
Will you guys start adding newer games to your benchmarks like TimeShift (demo out today), D&D Online, Resident Evil 4, Oblivion etc? I hope you guys diversify games in your testing a bit .
X1900XTX will work with X1900 CF edition and the difference in clock speed makes no impact on performance in CF mode. BTW I think your invoice is wrong - the XT should be 1.1ns but if you're paranoid, then go get the XTX for $25 more.