graphics card chart

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Can someone point me to a comparison chart for GPU performance. I know
tomshardware used to have one, but I can't find it!

I want to see where my ageing 256MB 6900GS actually falls in the performance
table these days. Is it actually worth me spending money on a newer card, or
on a second hand ebay job, or just stick with it for now!
 
GT said:
Can someone point me to a comparison chart for GPU performance. I know
tomshardware used to have one, but I can't find it!

I want to see where my ageing 256MB 6900GS actually falls in the
performance table these days. Is it actually worth me spending money on a
newer card, or on a second hand ebay job, or just stick with it for now!
Click to expand...

I've a 7600GS, not 6900GS (not sure what happened there!).
 
GT said:
Can someone point me to a comparison chart for GPU performance. I know
tomshardware used to have one, but I can't find it!

I want to see where my ageing 256MB 6900GS actually falls in the performance
table these days. Is it actually worth me spending money on a newer card, or
on a second hand ebay job, or just stick with it for now!
Click to expand...

Benchmarks
http://www.tomshardware.com/charts

List of cards
http://www.gpureview.com/videocards.php

Whether you need to change cards, really depends on whether you're
also changing games as well. Just turning up the eye candy level on
a game you've been playing for a couple years, probably won't seem
like much payback, for a new card purchase. If you just got a
new, higher resolution monitor, then a new card might help.

Paul
 
Paul said:
Benchmarks
http://www.tomshardware.com/charts

List of cards
http://www.gpureview.com/videocards.php

Whether you need to change cards, really depends on whether you're
also changing games as well. Just turning up the eye candy level on
a game you've been playing for a couple years, probably won't seem
like much payback, for a new card purchase. If you just got a
new, higher resolution monitor, then a new card might help.
Click to expand...

Always had a high resolutions monitor CRT - (1600x1200 or 1920x1200). Would
like games to run smoothly at more than 1024x768 0xAA 0xAF !
 
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