Only if Rys says so.
Some FC2 numbers from a slightly overclocked Core i7-920 setup with a stock Radeon HD 5870 board, tested with the same benchmark settings as seen from the video leak:
Average Framerate - 73.92 vs. 84.18, Fermi wins by 12.2%
Maximum Framerate - 111.01 vs. 125.84, Fermi wins by 12.8%
Minimum Framerate - 54.55 vs. 65.21, Fermi wins by 16.4%
This is disappointing, so I hope the card was a GTX360. Granted, its early drivers, but I don't expect its a 5870 Fermi is going up against, so it needs some headroom. The Crysis numbers looked much sweeter, so I hope we'll see some more of that.
I wouldn't call 1.6x on pre-release HW/drivers disappointing, it's pretty good for a card with a much lower TFLOP rating, which could also indicate Fermi's efficiency is pretty good. (think about it, 3200 ALUs vs 512) And that may translate into even larger wins on more complex work loads in future titles.
The other card on the video was probably a GTX285. So the numbers would look like:This is disappointing, so I hope the card was a GTX360. Granted, its early drivers, but I don't expect its a 5870 Fermi is going up against, so it needs some headroom. The Crysis numbers looked much sweeter, so I hope we'll see some more of that.
How did you translate the numbers I was quoting to 1.6x?
The full leak contains benchmarks for Crysis Warhead which show 1.6x.
Unless it's really the lesser 360 model, in which case it bodes even better. But those numbers are different from the ones felix posted.The other card on the video was probably a GTX285. So the numbers would look like:
GTX285 vs GTX 380
38 min 65
50 avg 84
72 max 125
Quiet impressive when there is still 2 months driver work to do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcXmV5Je_gcUnless it's really the lesser 360 model, in which case it bodes even better. But those numbers are different from the ones felix posted.
Right, but that's not what Tamlin was referring to. He was talking about the numbers felix posted.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcXmV5Je_gc
The numbers are from this leaked video.
Some FC2 numbers from a slightly overclocked Core i7-920 setup with a stock Radeon HD 5870 board, tested with the same benchmark settings as seen from the video leak:
They dont have any 380s...Why would nvidia show off the slower part (360)?
Only reason to believe it's the 360 is ...
Why would nvidia show off the slower part (360)?
Only reason to believe it's the 360 is that the FC2 advantage somehow alligns with that chinese post (although it doesn't really with felix's 5870 numbers) . At least it's a problem both using the video to add credibility to the post AND use the post to say the video is from a 360...