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09-29-09, 06:12 PM #1
Anandtech: ATI HD 5870 Scaling Performance: X58 vs P55 Showdown
ATI HD 5870 Scaling Performance: X58 vs P55 Showdown
We compare the performance of AMD's latest HD 5870 GPU on Intel's latest Core i7/P55 platform to see if it can keep up with the Core i7/X58 platform. ...
http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3649
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09-29-09, 08:11 PM #2
Re: Anandtech: ATI HD 5870 Scaling Performance: X58 vs P55 Showdown
In just about every benchmark shown today and even in those not listed the multi-GPU results favor X58. Nothing shocking about that as in previous testing with both Nvidia and ATI video cards, we came to the same conclusion. The only difference today is that we are using the latest generation DX11 capable GPU and the percentage differences are not really any different with previous GPU chipsets. Where we did not have a difference was in actual game play experiences. It was impossible to tell the difference between platforms, except for some additional thermal output from the X58 setup.
If you happen to benchmark Intel platforms for a living, then clearly an X58/Bloomfield platform is the way to go. No questions asked, not even a hint of doubt should enter one’s mind as to the X58 being the logical choice. How about the other 99.9% of us? Well, if you just need that safe feeling that you are getting the maximum benefit out of those $380 HD 5870 cards you just purchased, the X58 paired with a Core i7 is an easy choice. It is an even easier choice if you plan on upgrading to Gulftown next year.
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09-29-09, 08:27 PM #3
Re: Anandtech: ATI HD 5870 Scaling Performance: X58 vs P55 Showdown
Hooray for x58!
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09-29-09, 11:30 PM #7
Re: Anandtech: ATI HD 5870 Scaling Performance: X58 vs P55 Showdown
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102856
In stock and waiting for you. DX11, as fast or faster than the 4870X2, 27W idle, $379.
With the 48xx series, ATI resecured their competitive position in the market. This is way beyond that. This... is nVidia genocide.
Draco
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