[OpenGL Benchmark] Fur Rendering - 1680x1050

[KoDAk]

[felynx]

[KoDAk]

550\1400 Mhz

[xenkof]

X1950XT @655/936 under Vista 64 Ultimate

[KoDAk]

[ripp]

[wesley8]

[ness]

Woaaaahhh.. My single HD3850 overclocked to 770/2000 at 1680x1050.  Smoke on that you shader crippled nvidia boys. If games can just start utilizing all this "potential" I'd be good to go.

[coldman]

dang! i love those 3800's! in game speeds are a little slow, but for half the price of an 8800 they do keep up very nicely
rumor has it the 4000 series will be multi core......... yum yum yum

[JeGX]

yep the HD 38xx series are very cool and powerful!
In OpenGL they rock: http://www.ozone3d.net/gpu/his_radeon_hd_3870/p07.php

[Sophosaurus]

dang! i love those 3800's! in game speeds are a little slow, but...

Left: CMR DiRT at ultra settings in 1280*1024 with 4xAA and 8xAF Magneti Marelli Crossover (droven complete) on my HD 3870 without any modification. That's at least 40% faster than an 8800 GTX, 25% faster than an 8800 Ultra, in simple worlds: faster than any Nvidia-card on earth.

Right: Crysis in 1280*1024, all settings high, 4xAA, 8xAF, AAA on, VSynv on. 30 fps limited by my P4 with GPU load at 80%.

I'd think gaming performance does match OpenGL performance as shown with this benches.