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Kurtis Kronk
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ATI
May. 8, 2006
Chronicles of Riddick



The timedemo we use to benchmark Riddick is included with the game (or at least added with one of the patches, not sure which). We use the Panoptical_01 demo with Shader_Mode 5, and the demos are run with the NoSound option to isolate the GPU as much as possible. In this timedemo, Riddick gets in a mech and smacks around some enemy soldiers and Flamingos. The benchmark is run three times per setting and the results averaged. Note: With this benchmark method, each test run will overwrite the previous run's results, so you have to record results after every run. Patch 1.1 was used.

Chronicles of Riddick @ 1024 x 768
(Show All Graphs)
No AA / No AF 4xAA / 8xAF
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB (SLI)
XFX 7900 GT 256 MB XXX
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB
XFX 7800 GT 256 MB
XFX 7600 GT 256 MB XXX
ATI X1900 XTX 512 MB
ATI X1800 XT 512 MB
XFX 6800 GT 256 MB
ATI X1800 XL 256 MB
ATI X1800 GTO 256 MB
ATI X1600 XT 256 MB
148
135
117
105
94
93
84
74
65
59
53
0
FPS
200
 
 
No AA / No AF 4xAA / 8xAF
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB (SLI)
XFX 7900 GT 256 MB XXX
ATI X1900 XTX 512 MB
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB
ATI X1800 XT 512 MB
XFX 7800 GT 256 MB
XFX 7600 GT 256 MB XXX
ATI X1800 XL 256 MB
XFX 6800 GT 256 MB
ATI X1800 GTO 256 MB
ATI X1600 XT 256 MB
123
81
70
66
63
59
48
48
42
41
30
0
FPS
200
 
 

Chronicles of Riddick @ 1600 x 1200
(Show All Graphs)
No AA / No AF 4xAA / 8xAF
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB (SLI)
XFX 7900 GT 256 MB XXX
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB
XFX 7800 GT 256 MB
XFX 7600 GT 256 MB XXX
ATI X1900 XTX 512 MB
XFX 6800 GT 256 MB
ATI X1800 XT 512 MB
ATI X1800 XL 256 MB
ATI X1800 GTO 256 MB
ATI X1600 XT 256 MB
144
100
84
75
65
62
53
51
39
34
27
0
FPS
200
 
 
No AA / No AF 4xAA / 8xAF
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB (SLI)
XFX 7900 GT 256 MB XXX
XFX 7800 GTX 256 MB
XFX 7800 GT 256 MB
ATI X1900 XTX 512 MB
ATI X1800 XT 512 MB
XFX 7600 GT 256 MB XXX
XFX 6800 GT 256 MB
ATI X1800 XL 256 MB
ATI X1800 GTO 256 MB
ATI X1600 XT 256 MB
88
56
46
41
40
34
32
30
25
21
14
0
FPS
200
 
 


We'd like to thank Directron.com for donating the ASUS A8N-SLI Premium Socket 939 Motherboard which we used for testing.


 
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Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: The Card & Bundle
Page 3: Test Setup
Page 4: Benchmarks: Half-Life 2
Page 5: Benchmarks: Splinter Cell Chaos Theory
Page 6: Benchmarks: Quake 4
Page 7: Benchmarks: X3 Reunion Demo
Page 8: Benchmarks: Chronicles of Riddick
Page 9: Benchmarks: F.E.A.R.
Page 10: Benchmarks: Need for Speed Most Wanted
Page 11: Benchmarks: Black & White 2
Page 12: Benchmarks: 3DMark '06
Page 13: Overclocking... and Unlocking?
Page 14: Performance Summary
Page 15: Conclusion


5 User Comments
1 - Posted by tobba007 on May 26, 2006 - 12:22 pm

Excellent review there Kurtis - I needed a comparison of these 2 cards, with an unbiased slant, and that's what I've got!

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2 - Posted by Kurtis on May 26, 2006 - 1:39 pm

i recommend reading my 7600 GT review as well. i found out some interesting information about the pricing while i was writing that review. the main thing you need to see is the conclusion:



http://www.thetechlounge.com/article/276/XFX+GeFor...

3 - Posted by mustafa on July 10, 2006 - 9:29 am

I really wanted to know if i failed in flashing the x1800 gto to x1800 xl would it be easy to restore the default bois of the gto or it is someting out of hands?

by the way what is ur opinion in powercolor x1800 gto?

thanks

4 - Posted by Kurtis on July 10, 2006 - 9:49 am

i have no idea if you'd be able to recover from a failed BIOS flash... i haven't tried it, personally.

as far as the different brands of video cards go, that's all up to you. my personal opinion is i don't care that much who's sticker is on the video card, what i car about is what the GPU is under the heatsink. the deciding factor for me would be the price, the bundle, and the warranty.

5 - Posted by mustafa on July 10, 2006 - 5:53 pm

well what i think about the x1800 gto GPU is that it is has superior power (321 million trasistors and 256 bit memory interface),excellent support for HDR, AA and AF but when it comes to the 7600 gt it is cheaper, hell of a fast card,
designed for specific game titles but unfortunately it only has 167 million transistors and 128 bit memory interface.

i think i would choose the x1800 gto it's eyes looking
for the future.

now for my questions part:
1-would i be able to crossfire this 1800 gto using another 1800 gto on an intel 975 chipset based m.board
2-is this crossfire dongless or not?
3-i read that ATI will have several crrossfire layouts,2 GPUs,1GPU and 1physics card is that true?

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