GeForce 6200 TurboCache: PCI Express Made Useful
by Derek Wilson on December 15, 2004 9:00 AM EST- Posted in
- GPUs
Far Cry Performance
Under Far Cry, the TurboCache parts do as well or better than their competition from ATI, this time at a lower price point. The 64-bit TurboCache part can't ever quite catch the 128-bit GeForce 6200 in performance though.
With the exception of the X300 SE at higher resolutions, all these cards seem to scale the same. The sweet spot for the higher class of cards is going to be 800x600 for FarCry, but the low end parts are going to have to stick with 640x480 for smooth playability.
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manno - Wednesday, December 15, 2004 - link
any chance we can see numbers for this thing on an intel system with higher bandwidth DDR2 memory? Maybe even overclocked DDR2?R3MF - Wednesday, December 15, 2004 - link
"The next thing that we're waiting to see is a working implementation of virtual memory for the graphics subsystem. The entire graphics industry has been chomping at the bit for that one for years now."3DLabs VP10 GPU has a feature that allows system memory to be treated as virtual memory for the GPU, and it has been out 12 months or more.
faboloso112 - Wednesday, December 15, 2004 - link
im an ATI fanboi but good job nvidia!..your products keep on getting better and better!(though i dont plan on downgrading to any of these from my 9800pro...its still a great budget card). nvidia has certainly won in this generation of graphic card wars...lets see whats going to happen when the next gen line up comes out(though i doubt that'll be anytime soon).