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@ Mythic: oh nothing short of shitty drivers include BSODs with crossfire, insane artifacting, terrible CP, broken temp sensors, poor compatability with dx9 games, etc etc.
its been like 2 years since i had ati tho, maybe its different now.
but ati is slightly better because of the price/performance ratio.
u guys are scaring me with this 'fanfagboy' and driver/hardware issue. so , overall , should i get this card or not ?
I'm not trying to act like a smartass im just telling the truth based on my experience.No I'm not a 'fanfagboy'. It's just that Nvidia has totally failed with their 400 line of cards in my opinion. Therefore it's better to go with an ATi videocard. Hyperthreading isn't THAT useless by the way. If you ever had a CPU with hyperthreading you WILL notice the difference in some applications. Yes the 860 is a little overpriced but I'd still go with it if I had the choice.
I've always hated ATi, got this computer, supposed to be an extreme gaming one, seems I can't even play SA at max while I can play at max with my OLD computer. aaand that's a fail of ATi. but this is a pretty fucking old card which is even more retarded. lilj: I have an i7 that was built in so I can't judge if it's a waste of money or not but it plays 1080p fine
Quote from: SuspiciousOne on August 03, 2010, 06:21:41 AMI've always hated ATi, got this computer, supposed to be an extreme gaming one, seems I can't even play SA at max while I can play at max with my OLD computer. aaand that's a fail of ATi. but this is a pretty fucking old card which is even more retarded. lilj: I have an i7 that was built in so I can't judge if it's a waste of money or not but it plays 1080p fine Seriously? Was it EXTREME GAMING PC with big letters? Seriously dude, perhaps it's a lot more helpful telling which card do you have? Huh? Get GPU-Z from here and post the screenshot of the main window here.It's probably your GPU playing the 1080p videos anyway.
lilj's having Radeon HD 4670.
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