what's the difference between a 7900 gs and a 7900 gt is it the clock speeds? Would this (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150202) perform faster than a stock GT and would it be possible to OC it to close the gap?
GT is by default always better then GS. They usually have a bit more speed on GPU or mem and some more pipelines. The difference is not always that big, but if the price difference is very small, get the GT. Just to give you an idea, you can compare the cards here
GT is by default always better then GS. They usually have a bit more speed on GPU or mem and some more pipelines. The difference is not always that big, but if the price difference is very small, get the GT. Just to give you an idea, you can compare the cards hereDirkVDV01
oh I guess there is a big difference. Is the one I listed still a relatively good card?
[QUOTE="DirkVDV01"]GT is by default always better then GS. They usually have a bit more speed on GPU or mem and some more pipelines. The difference is not always that big, but if the price difference is very small, get the GT. Just to give you an idea, you can compare the cards hereachilles614
oh I guess there is a big difference. Is the one I listed still a relatively good card?
Between a stock GT and GS? not much. The overclocked Extreme Edition card that you linked is going to be faster than a (stock) GTfrost_mourne13
thanks everyone for the help one question though how would that card run games like oblivion, morrowind, and hl2 lost coast. (assuming it's paired with a pentium d @ 3 ghz, and 2 gb of geil gaming ram)Â
I've ran Oblivion and HL2:LC with medium settings on a 7800GS, the one you linked is even better then what I used, so it would be med-high for you. Morrowind can even be played nicely on a 6600GT, so that shouldn't be a problem at all.
I've ran Oblivion and HL2:LC with medium settings on a 7800GS, the one you linked is even better then what I used, so it would be med-high for you. Morrowind can even be played nicely on a 6600GT, so that shouldn't be a problem at all.DirkVDV01
[QUOTE="DirkVDV01"]I've ran Oblivion and HL2:LC with medium settings on a 7800GS, the one you linked is even better then what I used, so it would be med-high for you. Morrowind can even be played nicely on a 6600GT, so that shouldn't be a problem at all.achilles614
I've ran Oblivion and HL2:LC with medium settings on a 7800GS, the one you linked is even better then what I used, so it would be med-high for you. Morrowind can even be played nicely on a 6600GT, so that shouldn't be a problem at all.DirkVDV01
I used to play morrowind at 1024 x 768 on my x200 IGP :P
[QUOTE="DirkVDV01"]I've ran Oblivion and HL2:LC with medium settings on a 7800GS, the one you linked is even better then what I used, so it would be med-high for you. Morrowind can even be played nicely on a 6600GT, so that shouldn't be a problem at all.el_carl
I used to play morrowind at 1024 x 768 on my x200 IGP :P Doesn't surprise me, that game is low on resources, but it does waste a lot of your time once you begin playing it.
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