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March 9th, 2005 13:00

Performance difference between Geforce Go 6800 and Geforce Go 6800 Ultra?

Dear fellows,
 
Perhaps, it is a little too early to deal with the facts, Inspiron XPS Gen2 and Inspiron 9300 may on their way to the customers yet, but you all are invited to give a guess. What you think will be the performance difference between a Geforce Go 6800 and Geforce Go 6800 Ultra? Just for my brief orientation :smileysurprised:
 
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Message Edited by TempMan on 03-09-2005 10:11 AM

  • frogalex

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    Posted March 10th, 2005 03:00

    6800Ultra go

    3Dmark2005

    5233

    6800 go

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    3213 ~

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    Posted March 10th, 2005 05:00

    Frogalex,
     
    Thanks. To interpret those values it seems really a significant performance difference between the two video cards. How about overclocking the Geforce Go 6800? I do have some experience overclocking my Geforce Go 5650 which gives a real performance boost. 3D Mark 2001 plus approx. 30%.
     
    Have a good time...
     
    TempMan
  • ethanweku

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    Posted March 10th, 2005 09:00

    overclocking your gpu is never a good thing, and most of the time, you'll only end up shortening its lifespan. moreover, the significant improvement can only be detected through benchmarking programs, such as 3dmark, and not when playing your games. unless absolutely neccessary, i would suggest not overclocking the card, and just sticking to your current config.

    the performance difference between the two cards are leaps and bounds. this is due to the stock core/memory speeds of the ultra vs normal 6800 card. other than that, they are both the same cards.

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    Posted March 10th, 2005 15:00

    Dear ethanweku,

    Acknowledged. Please understand my contribution more or less theoretical because I know I am talking about a laptop computer and not about the latest water-cooled desktop brick. Indeed, I like to play "Tron 2.0" or "Indiana Jones and the Emperors Tomb" but I am not that hardcore game type of person who is just looking to squeeze the ultimate fps out of my laptop computer. And as far as I recognize by looking at the performance values of the Geforce Go 6800 it seems that I have enough "horse power" for those games. Moreover I still should be able to compile programs using Visual Studio .NET 2003 in an appropriate time :smileywink:

    Regards...

    TempMan

     

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    Posted March 10th, 2005 16:00

    you are one of those people who are smart enough to get a fx5650, that is a good card and should last you quite a while :) however, for those with the fx5200 like myself are finding it hard to breathe already