rec.autos.simulators

> Glen

> >   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> > other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see
anything?
> > dave henrie

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> >   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> > other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see
anything?

> http://www6.tomshardware.com/graphic/20021218/vgacharts-05.html

> Bye,
> Leo

>   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see anything?
> dave henrie

> >   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> > other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see
anything?
> > dave henrie

> Just a guess, but you might find this interesting...:-)

> http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=1756

> Btw, once you start to turn up the resolution and turn on AA, this card
> does not compete with the 4200......

> Beers and cheers
> (uncle) Goy

> http://www.theuspits.com

> "A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
> --Groucho Marx--

> >   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> > other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see
anything?
> > dave henrie

> Just a guess, but you might find this interesting...:-)

> http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=1756

> Btw, once you start to turn up the resolution and turn on AA, this card
> does not compete with the 4200......

> Beers and cheers
> (uncle) Goy

>   The two tests kinda contradict each other.  I wonder if the Tom's Hardware
> test was done with updated drivers?  Even the anatech site used 2.x drivers,
> aren't the 3.x out?
>    Basically Toms says the 4200 & 9500pro are very close.  Anatech says that
> (at least up to 1280 screen rez's) the 9500pro is faster.  hmmm.
> dave henrie

> > >   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> > > other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see
> anything?
> > > dave henrie

> > Just a guess, but you might find this interesting...:-)

> > http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=1756

> > Btw, once you start to turn up the resolution and turn on AA, this card
> > does not compete with the 4200......

> > Beers and cheers
> > (uncle) Goy
>   The two tests kinda contradict each other.  I wonder if the Tom's
Hardware
> test was done with updated drivers?  Even the anatech site used 2.x
drivers,
> aren't the 3.x out?
>    Basically Toms says the 4200 & 9500pro are very close.  Anatech says
that
> (at least up to 1280 screen rez's) the 9500pro is faster.  hmmm.
> dave henrie

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> > >   I'm trying to find out where the two cards stand in relation to each
> > > other.  Can't find much that directly compares them.  Anyone see
> anything?
> > > dave henrie

> > Just a guess, but you might find this interesting...:-)

> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/

> > Btw, once you start to turn up the resolution and turn on AA, this card
> > does not compete with the 4200......

> > Beers and cheers
> > (uncle) Goy
>   The two tests kinda contradict each other.  I wonder if the Tom's
Hardware
> test was done with updated drivers?  Even the anatech site used 2.x
drivers,
> aren't the 3.x out?
>    Basically Toms says the 4200 & 9500pro are very close.  Anatech says
that
> (at least up to 1280 screen rez's) the 9500pro is faster.  hmmm.
> dave henrie

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