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Since Im kinda bored, and dont feel like studying for finals, Id thought Id be nice and try to put together lots of GPUZ charts for those wondering about video cards, when compared to one another. I asked a few members to set their OC'd monsters to stock speeds so we could look at them in their original settings. Hopefully if you're thinking about buying a card of such awesomeness, which ever it may be, these charts can help you make up your mind about performance and deciding the best bang for your buck.

Special Thanks: TurbodTalon, Dave-P,Teegunn, AtWood7Fan,Gerryjoson,ZYB,McFly,LarryC,ZZPulp,ZX81

6 Series Cards (Low to High)




7 SERIES CARDS (LOW TO HIGH)











8 SERIES CARDS (LOW TO HIGH)








FX CARDS (LOW TO HIGH)





FX-1500= 7900GS
FX-2500=7900GTX
FX-3500=7950GTX
FX-3600= 8800GTS

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post #2 of 84
Yeah, it's weird how GPU-Z reads the Quadro 2500m as 8 pixel/8 vertex...it should be 24pixel/8vertex (same config as the 7900GTX)..
post #3 of 84
hey ghaz, where'd you get your desktop setup there? looks super nice and clean


btw, very nice job I remember those days where you'd always look up at my veteran membership here, and you're kicking NBF ass these days with great stuff!
post #4 of 84
nice stuff. I'll put up my 7800gtx in a little bit.
post #5 of 84
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Originally Posted by pdonket View Post
hey ghaz, where'd you get your desktop setup there? looks super nice and clean


btw, very nice job I remember those days where you'd always look up at my veteran membership here, and you're kicking NBF ass these days with great stuff!
haha thanks, I actually laughed and my roommate stared me down. I still have a lot to learn though.

And btw the clean awesome look is Alienguise which are skins from Alienware to turn the User Interace from Fisher Price to a clean Vista look.

Get it here, http://www.alienware.com/intro_pages/invader.aspx

Click 'Download AlienGuise'
post #6 of 84
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Originally Posted by atwood7fan View Post
nice stuff. I'll put up my 7800gtx in a little bit.
Send it to me and i will include it in my original post and of course add you to the thanks list

And remember stock speeds please
post #7 of 84
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Originally Posted by ghazgull013 View Post
haha thanks, I actually laughed and my roommate stared me down. I still have a lot to learn though.

And btw the clean awesome look is Alienguise which are skins from Alienware to turn the User Interace from Fisher Price to a clean Vista look.

Get it here, http://www.alienware.com/intro_pages/invader.aspx

Click 'Download AlienGuise'
Thanks for the link

I should've known, my mom even has an Alienware
post #8 of 84
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Atwood this is stock settings right?
post #9 of 84
yup
post #10 of 84
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Darn son you got alot of bandwith
post #11 of 84
hmmm you're right thats cool
post #12 of 84
Alright - is there a way to increase pixel fill rate and texture fill rate?? Or how are these deterimined??

I am comparing two different cards - a 7900gtx and a 7950 gtx.
post #13 of 84
Core and Memory clocks change those values.
post #14 of 84
Not on the 7950gtx I am using right now. It's signficantly slower than the 7900gtx I had. It also seems to have some strange artifacting going on, even at stock clocks. Sometimes the screen just goes crazy and I have to manual shutdown. Wondering if this card has some problems. I'll see if I can attach a GPUZ for reference.


Edit - yes, I have tried several different drivers so far. I'm just thinking the card isn't up to snuff.
post #15 of 84
Here's the GPUZ.


post #16 of 84
To follow up - I have found out that GPUZ 1.5 shows 2D ROP's, pixel and texture fill rates for some reason. GPUZ 1.1 shows the correct figures in these fields - so apparently that part of this card works properly. The only thing I have found out about this 7950gtx is that it is running very hot idliing around 70 to 75. I will be applying some AS5 to hopefully fix this problem.
post #17 of 84
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Tee, where'd u get ur 7950 from?
post #18 of 84
A very respected source - I don't think someone was trying to con me. So far this card runs overly hot. Right now it is idling at 76, for instance.
post #19 of 84
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I think my GS would idle at like 67 or so
post #20 of 84
Using Powermizer is a good way to get your idle temps down. I also have my fans running on slow speed all the time, sort of like a desktop. I sleep better at night knowing that I'm not slow-cooking my components. Fans are cheaper than GPU's and CPU's. I idle at 40C.
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