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#1 PanDa_Gaming
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[QUOTE="PanDa_Gaming"]

That might be your ati driver settings, check them out carefully.

htekemerald

Eh thanks

Problem solved, AA was set to the wrong type.

Not a problem, I had HD 4870 and I had settings problem too, so it's solved then :)

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#2 PanDa_Gaming
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That might be your ati driver settings, check them out carefully.

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#3 PanDa_Gaming
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stfu noob. stop acting like you know stuff

enriK233

Why did you ask then.. n00b ch00b

I quit this newb thread now, bye, thx for posts n3wbi3

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#4 PanDa_Gaming
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[QUOTE="beefdog"]

Yea panda...it doesent work that way....2.8ghz is across all cores.........that doesent make it 8.4ghz...its still 2.8.

--Anna--

... It is 2,8ghz of each core... so u can put em together actually

It just doesn't work like that !

Whatever... just tried to explain, newbs.

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#5 PanDa_Gaming
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Yea panda...it doesent work that way....2.8ghz is across all cores.........that doesent make it 8.4ghz...its still 2.8.

beefdog

... It is 2,8ghz of each core... so u can put em together actually

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#6 PanDa_Gaming
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Hello,

I have a problem with my new 4890, mainly that it is massivly under performing in games, (40fps in l4d on high).

I was wondering if anyone has any idea what the probelm could be? Or do I just need to rma it?

I have already tried to reinstall the drivers.

htekemerald

Maybe you dont have enough power.

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#7 PanDa_Gaming
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they are the same ghz. do you need glasses?

enriK233

JEEZ OMFG that 2,8 ghz is speed of ONE core

.... So calculate omfg...

Intel Core 2 duo has one core speed of 2,8ghz 2,8x2 = 5,4ghz

Amd phenom 2,8ghz 2,8x3= 8,4ghz

DO YOU UNDERSTAND NOW!?!?!? ....

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#8 PanDa_Gaming
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It also depends if you get GTX 260 with 192 core version (That is the normal one)

or you get GTX 260 with 216 core version.


The normal GTX 260 (192 core version) is slower in perfomance than HD 4870

but GTX 260 (216 core version) is faster than HD 4870

So that depends on it :D

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#9 PanDa_Gaming
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[QUOTE="enriK233"]

AMD Phenom II X3 720 2.8GHz Socket AM3 95W Triple-Core Black Processor Model HDZ720WFGIBOX - Retail

or

Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 Wolfdale 2.8GHz LGA 775 65W Dual-Core Processor Model BX80571E7400 - Retail

enriK233

Since it's Intel Core 2 Duo then you should get AMD Phenom II X3 :)

I don't understand . they are the same price

Well yeah but Intel Core 2 Duo has 2 cores and Amd Phenom has 3 cores and it's more powerful.

Amd Phenom 8,4 ghz in total

Core 2 Duo 5,6 ghz in total

Do you understand now? :D

Higher ghz is faster.

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#10 PanDa_Gaming
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I'm looking at motherboards for a new computer and some of them say "SLI ready" or "CrossFireX ready"

if someone could explain it would be much appreciated

thanks in advance

djmillard2

SLI means that you can use 2 or more same nvidia graphics cards at same time which gives you better fps in games, it depends if game supports SLI then it gives it a huge boost, but if not then it gives only a little :)

CrossFireX is same like SLI but only with ATI video cards :)