Quake
4, Data Processing Terminal,
1024 x 768
Leadtek
PX8800GTS TDH 320
ASUS
EN8800GTS 320
Gigabyte
NX8800GTS 320
MSI
NX8800GTS 320 OC Edition
Quake 4, Data Processing Terminal,
1280 x 1024
Leadtek
PX8800GTS TDH 320
ASUS
EN8800GTS 320
Gigabyte
NX8800GTS 320
MSI
NX8800GTS 320 OC Edition
Quake 4, Data Processing Terminal,
1600 x 1200
Leadtek
PX8800GTS TDH 320
ASUS
EN8800GTS 320
Gigabyte
NX8800GTS 320
MSI
NX8800GTS 320 OC Edition
In Quake 4, we see a slightly less difference between the MSI NX8800GTS OC Edition and the other cards - about 5 percent faster overall - certainly not noticeable. On a side note, here we're seeing the Leadtek PX8800GTS TDH offer slightly higher performance than the ASUS EN8800GTS and Gigabyte NX8800GTS, quite a reversal of F.E.A.R results.
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