Shlouski
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Ive recently been studying how to oc cpu's and graphics cards and the effect a cpu has on graphic performance.
I put 1 of my 8800gt in my old rig "p4 @ 4ghz, 2gb of 667" and without any cpu tests in 3dmark it got a very close score to my new rig. When i looked at my recorded data of wat the computer was doin during 3dmark i was surpised that their was only thing maxing out to 100% and that was the gpu. Am i right to think more or less no matter how good a computer i put this card in it wont have much effect on the graphics performance?
Also ive always used intel's never amd's so to exspand my knowledge i looked into amd's and i was surprised to find that they have very high fsb speeds. So for example if you had a single core runnig at 2ghz with 2mb of cache but the intel fsb was 800mhz and the amd was 2000mhz, does the means the amd is better?
I put 1 of my 8800gt in my old rig "p4 @ 4ghz, 2gb of 667" and without any cpu tests in 3dmark it got a very close score to my new rig. When i looked at my recorded data of wat the computer was doin during 3dmark i was surpised that their was only thing maxing out to 100% and that was the gpu. Am i right to think more or less no matter how good a computer i put this card in it wont have much effect on the graphics performance?
Also ive always used intel's never amd's so to exspand my knowledge i looked into amd's and i was surprised to find that they have very high fsb speeds. So for example if you had a single core runnig at 2ghz with 2mb of cache but the intel fsb was 800mhz and the amd was 2000mhz, does the means the amd is better?