Gigabyte's GV-RX80256D X800 Turbo Silent Pipe Video Card
by
Jeff Bouton
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Monday, April 11, 2005, 05:00 PM EDT
Benchmarks & Comparisons With Half-Life 2
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Page 12: Benchmarks & Comparisons With Half-Life 2
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Page 1: Introduction and Product Specifications
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Page 2: Gigabyte's GV-RX80256D - A Closer Inspection
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Page 3: Benchmarking with Final Fantasy XI and 3DMark05
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Page 4: Benchmarks with Halo
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Page 5: Performances Comparisons With Splinter Cell
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Page 6: Performance Comparisons With Aquamark 3
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Page 7: Performance With Unreal Tournament 2004
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Page 8: Benchmarks With Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
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Page 9: Benchmarks & Comparisons With Far Cry
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Page 10: Benchmarks & Comparisons With Doom 3 - Single Player
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Page 11: Benchmarks & Comparisons With Doom 3 - Multi-Player
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Page 13: Benchmarking With Chronicles of Riddick
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Page 14: Overclocking and Conclusion
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Half-Life 2 is one of the newest games that delivers good performance even on mediocre graphics cards. It is also one of those games that shows the benefits of more graphics memory. At both resolutions, the Gigabyte X800 posted solid scores with both No AA and 4X AA/8X Anisotropic Filtering tests. While all three cards performed quite well at 1024x768, at 1600x1200, the Gigabyte card maintained a 25-30 FPS advantage.