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OptiplexFx

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Menna tomshardware wala VGA benchmarks

Games and Benchmarks used :
  • 3DMark06 v1.1.0 3DMark Score
  • F.E.A.R. 2
  • Fallout 3
  • Far Cry 2
  • Left4Dead
  • The Last Remnant
  • Tom Clancy's Endwar
  • Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X
Settings : with anti aliasing, 8AA (High Quality) @1920x1200
Overall score
  • Nvidia Geforce 9800 GX2 : 149
  • ATI Radeon HD 4890 : 176
Ee kiyanne 4890 eka 9800 GX2 ekata wada 15% withara fast
 
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In Your Dreams
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Specifications:


GPU Type

HD 4890

Process

55nm

Transistors

956M

Engine Clock (standard)

850MHz

Stream Processors

800

Compute Performance

1.36 TFLOPs

Texture Units

40

Texture Fillrate

34.0 GTexels/s

ROPs

16

Pixel Fillrate

13.6 GPixels/s

Z/Stencil

64

Z Fillrate

54.4 GSamples/s

Memory Type

GDDR5

Memory Clock (standard)

975 MHz

Frame Buffer Size

1GB

Memory Data Rate

3.9 Gbps

Memory Bus

256-bit

Memory Bandwidth

124.8 GB/s

Maximum Board Power

190 W

Idle Board Power

60W

Features:


  • Microsoft DX10.1 Support
  • PCI Express 2.0 x16 bus interface
  • Dynamic geometry acceleration
  • Game physics processing capability
  • 1GB/256-bit GDDR5 memory interface
  • Two integrated dual-link DVI display outputs
  • HDMI output support
  • Supports all display resolutions up to 1920x1080
  • Support via DVI-to-HDMI dongle
  • On chip HDCP Support
  • ATI CrossFireX™ multi-GPU support for highly scalable performance. (Use up to four discrete cards with an AMD 790FX based motherboard)
  • ATI Avivo HD Support
    Accelerated Video Transcoding (AVT)
    DVD Upscaling
    Dynamic Contrast
    Built-in HDMI with 7.1 surround sound support
  • Dynamic power management with ATI PowerPlay™ technology2
  • ATI Stream technology2
  • ATI Unified Video Decoder 2 (UVD) for Blu-ray™ and HD Video.

Crysis Warhead Game Test Average FPS


  • 2x Anti Aliasing
  • Enthusiast
  • Ambush
  • DX10
1280 x 1024 :- 43 FPS
1680 x 1050 :- 26 FPS
1920 x 1200 :- 23 FPS
2560 x 1600 :- 14 FPS

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3D Mark Vantage Score Points


Settings:
  • All default settings in each preset level
  • Entry 1024x768
  • Performance 1280x1024
  • High 1680x1050
  • Extreme 1920x1200
Entry :- 30994 Score Points
Performance :- 11194 Score Points
High :- 6937 Score Points
Extreme :- 4652 Score Points

9800 GTX


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Specifications:



Fabrication Process
65 nm
Number of Transistors
754 million
Core Clock (Including dispatch, texture units, and ROP units)
675 MHz
Shader Clock (Processor Cores)
1688 MHz
Processor Cores
128
Memory Clock (Clock rate / Data rate)
1100 MHz / 2200 MHz
Memory Interface
256 bit
Total Memory Bandwidth
70.4 GB/s
Memory Size
512 MB
ROPs
16
Texture Filtering Units
64
Texture Filtering Rate
43.2 GigaTexels/sec
HDCP Support
Yes
HDMI Support
Yes (Using DVI-to-HDMI adaptor)
Connectors
2 x Dual-Link DVI-I 1 x 7-pin HDTV Out
RAMDACs
400 MHz
Bus Technology
PCI Express 2.0
Form Factor
Dual Slot
Power Connectors
2 x 6-pin
Max Board Power
156 watts
GPU Thermal Threshold1
105° C

Features:


  • Resolutions up to 2560x1600 allow for extreme HD gaming
  • PureVideo® HD technology provides a premium HD DVD or Blu-ray movie viewing
  • HybridPower™* technology offers exceptional graphics performance and power savings for everyday needs
  • SLI® technology and PCIe 2.0 compatibility guarantee amazing performance scaling and ultra fast data transfers
  • The perfect price and performance combination to get the most bang for your buck
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Testing 3D Mark6 Professional

Settings:

  • SM2.0 Graphics Tests: GT1- Return to Proxycon, GT2- Firefly Forest
  • CPU Tests: Cpu1- Red Valley, CPU2- Red Valley
  • HDR/SM3.0 Graphics Tests: HDR1- Canyon Flight, HDR2- Deep Freeze
1024 x 768 :- 12637 Score Points
1280 x 1024 :- 12212 Score Points
1680 x 1050 :- 11681 Score Points
1920 x 1200 :- 10805 Score Points

I Think Now You Can Get An Idea Bro :D:D:D






 

slmega

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I would go for GTX 275 which is more or less same or little expensive than HD 4890. That is one of the best card for the price and CUDA helps allot to speed up some programs like v Reveal bu working as processors.
 

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machoo......even the 4870 challenges with the GTX260....and 4870 throws the 98gtx+,,,,

so if u want to get better performances u better than the 98gtx+ go for the 4870......wout wasting money for 4890..and if u hav the greens...then go for 4890