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The guys over at AMDZone benched a few high-end ATI and NVIDIA cards, including the Sapphire Radeon X850XT PE, Leadtek Winfast PX 7800GTX Extreme, Leadtek 6800 GT, Sapphire Radeon X800XL 512MB, using the pre-relase of the Call of Duty 2 Demo.
The most interesting is certainly the Sapphire Radeon X800XL 512MB, obviously because it's one of the first high-end cards that utilize 512MB of VRAM.
The specs of the machine used for benchmarking:
Call of Duty 2 (Demo) Screenshots:
Source: AMDZone
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
The most interesting is certainly the Sapphire Radeon X800XL 512MB, obviously because it's one of the first high-end cards that utilize 512MB of VRAM.
The specs of the machine used for benchmarking:
- Mother Board: Gigabyte K8NXP SLI
- CPU: Athlon 64 3800+
- Memory: Corsair XMS 1GB
- Power Supply: H.E.C. Power OP 475
- Hard Drive: Western Digital WD800
- Case: Tsunami Thermaltake
Call of Duty 2 (Demo) Screenshots:
Source: AMDZone
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
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