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The "new" FX 5600 Ultra review
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NDc4
Note I wouldn't normally link to a hardocp review as I think the editor and chief Kyle is a moron. But this review is done by brent so it's ok. Shows the new 5600 Ultra to be quite a heap better than the old one. Also head to AF quality. And Pretty much sending the 9600 Pro home |
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thanx for the heads up Chrisray! I wonder how much this will cost compared to the older one..
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Hmm....nice overclock....kinda slow shaders....game performance ain't bad..
All in, not too bad a product from a company which screwed up every card they produced this year
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I see...so they're n(oise)vidia!
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[edit] so, the r9500pro keeps being faster ![]() ![]()
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It's good to see the GeForce FX series finally living up to expectations. It was a bumpy start but Nvidia seems to have smoothened things out.
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I really like how easy NVidia made it for you to overclock the card.
![]() I asked this before in another thread but the question didn't get answered: If I were to buy one of the new 5600's, how could I tell it's a new one and not an old one? |
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hmmm... they going faster and faster, even make me more confuse if I had to choose between Radeon or Geforce.
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Every new 5600 Ultra is a new one. The Old ultra's never made it retail There are some 256 Megabit Non ultras out there however |
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I saw a review for leadtek quadro fx2000 it kick ati firegl x1 ass quite a margin, so I believe in real life gaming of future, nvidia is world leader, and it's a better card to have for emulation side and stuff, how many emulator out there that run as good as nvidia?
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IIRC, the fx2000 is like aeons newer then the x1 right?
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>>As I said before, the Radeon 9500 Pro was too good for its own good.
nah, nothing is too good for its own good. It was a good card but it made ATi get very little profit. And the 9600 is a cut corners card IMO. >> It's good to see the GeForce FX series finally living up to expectations. It was a bumpy start but Nvidia seems to have smoothened things out reminds you of the p4 doesn't it? It's only recently that p4 started to be better. let's see a 5600Ultra is http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...alue=4638,3668 $225 while a 9600Pro is http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...alue=4808,3668 $183 and the regular 5600 is http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...alue=4637,3668 $152 i want to see just a regular benchmark comparing the 5600, 5600Ultra, and the 9600Pro. Hard to decide which videocard to get by the price/performance ratio. I still find it funny how the videocard becomes the bottleneck. truly, we need something faster...lmao.
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Heh, gotta wonder what's up with these re-releases of videocards (first with the 9500 Pro, then with the 5600 Ultra). It's like a rebirth or something that unlocks the full potential of the card, kinda like Neo in The Matrix, who only discovered his real powers upon his rebirth. I guess this is why some people hold out for at least the second generation of a certain card, as it fixes most of the problems in the first incarnation.
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Or you just wait until a card is almost discontinued and you know it's as good or better than the newer cards. Like me buying a 9500pro
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Not really. 5600 Non Ultra is meant compete with the non pro 9600/9500 lines and the 5600 Ultra is emant to compete with the 9500 Pro/9600 Pro line. Have to compare price ratio for competence. Just like the FX 5200 Ultra is kinda a joke for its price ratio. Too expensive to justify its cost/performance ratio IMO |
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