fx5200 slower than previous card

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spacedude89 said:
You downgraded, the Ti4800 is a faster card.
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umm no? then how come the fx5200 has a higher number? 5200>4800 lol. go back and do 1st grade math

the fx5200 scores 600 more 3dmark points because 5200-4800 = 600. that means the fx5200 is better. it also has faster circuit boards with special material the best buy guy said to me. he also said something about dx9.

but i kno that i didnt downgrade, now tell me good drivers so i can get the performance i should be getting out of it.

-grapejuice
 
grapejuice said:
the fx5200 scores 600 more 3dmark points because 5200-4800 = 600. that means the fx5200 is better. it also has faster circuit boards with special material the best buy guy said to me
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Next time dont listen to salesmen.

90% of them have no idea what the hell they are talking about, because the people that do know. get better jobs
 
i fell for that one... i went from a 4400ti and went for the 5200... i overclocked it to make up for the deficit though... a harsh lesson but one worth learning.... always look for reviews of the hardware you intend to buy :)
 
grapejuice said:
umm agp 8x on fx5200 4x on ti4800.

fx5200 is faster.
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No. its not

They are fairly slow cards, they probley dont dont even come close to using all the bandwith of 4x, let alone 8x
 
Ahhh, what a funny thread, anyways... If you overclock the 5200 to the 4800 speeds, then you have almost the same performance.
 
MatrixEVO said:
Ahhh, what a funny thread, anyways... If you overclock the 5200 to the 4800 speeds, then you have almost the same performance.
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lol stop dreaming.

youd have to overclock the 4800 by 400mhz to reach 5200 performance.
 
umm no? then how come the fx5200 has a higher number? 5200>4800 lol. go back and do 1st grade math

the fx5200 scores 600 more 3dmark points because 5200-4800 = 600. that means the fx5200 is better. it also has faster circuit boards with special material the best buy guy said to me. he also said something about dx9.

but i kno that i didnt downgrade, now tell me good drivers so i can get the performance i should be getting out of it.

-grapejuice
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umm agp 8x on fx5200 4x on ti4800.

fx5200 is faster.
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man you dont give up easily do you, take the hint, you obviously came here for help.... why arent you accepting the help, the FX5200 is a slower card!!! End of story.

the Ti4800 has a core clock speed of 300Mhz, and a memory clock speed of 300Mhz also, the 5200 has a core clock of a SLOWER 250Mhz, and mem clock of just 200Mhz. The Ti4800's, mem bandwidth is 9.6 GB/sec, where as the 5200's is 6.4 GB/sec.

Stats ont he 5200:
Code: 
Shader Operations - 1000 Operations/sec
Pixel Fill Rate - 1000 MPixels/sec
Texture Fill Rate - 1000 MTexels/sec

Stats on the Ti4800:
Code: 
Shader Operations - 1200 Operations/sec
Pixel Fill Rate - 1200 MPixels/sec
Texture Fill Rate - 2400 MTexels/sec

Also, he Ti4800 has 63 million Transistors, the 5200 has 47 million.


I could have jsut let the others heere continue to lecture you for another 30-odd posts but instead i choose to baffle you with raw figuires, its there in black and white, the Ti4800 is a faster card than the FX5200

if you want to see for yourself then please do, visit http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=140&card2=153 that is exactly where i got my info from in this post.

dragon2309

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lol stop dreaming.

youd have to overclock the 4800 by 400mhz to reach 5200 performance.
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you really have no clue what your talking about do you....
 
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are you not listenign or loking, read my friggin post for god sake, raw facts that prove you wrong, look for christ sakes, ill even give you a special link to my post so you CANT MISS IT

HERE - http://www.computerforum.com/showpost.php?p=272620&postcount=12

and it seems to me that you are thinking the gap between a 4800 and a 5200 = 400, they are model numbers, not a rating of speed..... they are just names.
 
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no i wont bother reading what u post, since ur wrong. you must realize that the FSB feedback regulation chip on the fx5200 can push out 20 more RMS ohms than the ti4800 which has a 13 fluxamp regulator.
 
OMFG, its sooo hard for me to hold back on whooping your ass it really is, your lucky this forum has a comprehensive word filter. READ THE DAMN FACTS MAN.... seriously, you have a complete forum of computer boffs here telling you you are wrong and you still wont give in, my your are one tough cookie.
 
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