Bigjakkstaffa
10-20-2005, 10:29 AM
http://anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2575
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Bigjakkstaffa
10-21-2005, 12:45 PM
http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/fear_performance_mainstream/
More testing, courtesy of firing squad
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More testing, courtesy of firing squad
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RamonGTP
10-21-2005, 04:11 PM
Makes me wish I had splurged for a NF4 SLi board and a 7800GTX instead of a NF4 Ultra & X800XL when I put my new machine together a couple months ago.
bblqj78
10-21-2005, 05:00 PM
Makes me wish I had splurged for a NF4 SLi board and a 7800GTX instead of a NF4 Ultra & X800XL when I put my new machine together a couple months ago.
Ramon.....were never happy ehh!
Ramon.....were never happy ehh!
RamonGTP
10-21-2005, 05:57 PM
You're not lieing!
I'm glad that this game is as demanding as it is. I hated it when back in the day there was that whole rule of thumb that said "software is usually two years behind hardware" i'm glad to see a game thats available now that can take FULL advantage of the very best hardware you can get!
It use to be that you could get card A for $100 that will play your games at 60fps cranked up, or you could get card B for $300 that would play your games at 200fps. cranked up. Which is good from an economic stand point, but bad from an enthusiest one. God forbid I ever become jobless and broke, I always look at it from the enthusiest view ;) Except when you play some lame game that is coded so poorly that it needs beefy hardware and doesn't have much to show for it. With FEAR, you can SEE all those precious CPU/GPU cycles being put to good use!
I'm glad that this game is as demanding as it is. I hated it when back in the day there was that whole rule of thumb that said "software is usually two years behind hardware" i'm glad to see a game thats available now that can take FULL advantage of the very best hardware you can get!
It use to be that you could get card A for $100 that will play your games at 60fps cranked up, or you could get card B for $300 that would play your games at 200fps. cranked up. Which is good from an economic stand point, but bad from an enthusiest one. God forbid I ever become jobless and broke, I always look at it from the enthusiest view ;) Except when you play some lame game that is coded so poorly that it needs beefy hardware and doesn't have much to show for it. With FEAR, you can SEE all those precious CPU/GPU cycles being put to good use!
RamonGTP
10-21-2005, 06:01 PM
I would also REALLY like to see how this game would look on the next gen consoles and HDTV.
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