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Contemporary CPUs and New Games: No Way to Delusions!

Started by: gman | Date 11/09/05 06:42:24 PM
Comments: 64 | Last Comment:  01/16/08 03:38:37 AM

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Despite the article's claims, Call of Duty 2 does NOT use a modified Quake 3 engine. It is a new engine.
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Were these tests run with the new forceware 8x.xx drivers that can take advantage of the dualcore cpus? I couldn't make out it from the article. I know I am pretty simple :o
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How about some extra line with 1280 x 1024 resolution and high quality settings on. Why? New LCD-monitors have native 1280 x 1024 resolution. And on other extra line what Intel Pentium 4 2.8 GHz would get. Hard to understand when comparing only new prosessors. Numbers are now too blind.
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Any reason not to include halflife 2 in the tests?

HL2 is depending alot on the CPU, so that might be why you didnt wanted to include it =)

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E6 = toledo, always. check the OPN on the heatspreader to tell us if it's a true manchester, or a half cache toledo for the 4600+ and 4200+ X2's.

BV = manchester (E4)
CD = toledo (E6)

:D
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