Post A Pic Of Your Pc Here :)
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Toast
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70-80 FPS isn't "decent"
It isn't? Because, in the real world, anything above 30fps IS perfectly playable. I'd say 70-80fps is decent.
salvage-this
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He didn't mean it like that. He means that 70-80 is over the target 60. It's not decent performance, it's good performance.
Virssagòn
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Not with slow latency timings from the frames...
Higher FPS can reduce this stutter a bit, but not totally.
Anyway, last drivers from both companies fixed it so the timings stay between a range of 10ms-40ms, which isn't visible as stutter. Multi-gpu setups are a different thing.
sorry for this off-topic remark.
I'll post a pic when I build in the watercooling! ;P
Jamebonds1
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Haha I've had a lot of cards in the past but I don't 'miss' any of them since the card I replace them with is always faster.
Lol. I have been think about replace my ATI 7770 to Geforce SLI since it have good directX for autoCAD. Or a laptop with SLI GT 650.
PCunicorn
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Yeah, anything over 30 is decent, anything over 50 or 60 is great.
G80FTW
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Glad Im not the only one who thinks so.
And Id say 70-80fps the graphics card is hardly trying
I think what you mean is your CAD software can use CUDA on the NVIDIA cards, not DirectX?
Hyper-Threaded
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Now in tower form with 5770 and 530w raidmax psu. I replaced my athlon x4 rig power supply with a cx430.
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G80FTW
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Speaking of old computers:
This is our familys first PC. We werent rich enough to afford one in the 80s or 90s, but in 2000 we got this HP complete with an 800mhz P3, and later upgraded with a radeon X1050 256MB card and the ever popular dial up modem card! I salvaged the PC for some reason. I cant seem to throw old computers away..... a whole room full of these old things.
This is our familys first PC. We werent rich enough to afford one in the 80s or 90s, but in 2000 we got this HP complete with an 800mhz P3, and later upgraded with a radeon X1050 256MB card and the ever popular dial up modem card! I salvaged the PC for some reason. I cant seem to throw old computers away..... a whole room full of these old things.
ATI Evergreen/5xxx series own!
(and I'm not saying that because I have a 5870, right?
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Jamebonds1
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I think what you mean is your CAD software can use CUDA on the NVIDIA cards, not DirectX?
Some program use CUDA, yes. DirectX are also used by AutoCAD, but it is most stress even on non workstation grade video card. OpenGL are not used in many other CAD program as i noticed.
linkin
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G80FTW
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My baby deserves better than the floor.
I wish I could put my case on my desk. I have a very large desk, but my case would take up all my work space. Its a monster. So it stays on the floor gathering dust
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Jamebonds1
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I wish I could put my case on my desk. I have a very large desk, but my case would take up all my work space. Its a monster. So it stays on the floor gathering dust
Here is good tip. You can getting plywood from store then build it by about 3 inch height. That's what I did except I used paper. I'm going to build it soon as it is summer.