Wanna show you something: Fully overclocked GTS 250:
EDIT: Yes I overclocked it
! And no, this isn't stable lol...
Good god that's a high pixel fill rate for that card. But you'll never be able to get it stable, you'll fry the card before you can get the voltage high enough to make it stable, and that's IF you can keep it cool enough to keep functioning.
(06-06-2010, 06:01 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]....And yes the 5750 supports dx11 but that doesnt't matter in dolphin....
I know, but.. buy a GPU only for dolphin is..... u know.
(06-07-2010, 01:46 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]Good god that's a high pixel fill rate for that card. But you'll never be able to get it stable, you'll fry the card before you can get the voltage high enough to make it stable, and that's IF you can keep it cool enough to keep functioning.
Would be nice if it was possible to make it stable and cool aye?
physx is just useless eye candy.
Obviously Go for HD 5750...
Go to wikipedia and see the comparisons by yourself...
ATI GPU
nVIDIA GPU
Quote:physx is just useless eye candy.
Your right, all it does is make the game look more realistic, like dx11. Oh wait....how does that make it useless again?
P.S Yes I do realize this is flamebait, no I do not want to start a flamewar in this thread, and yes I do recommend the 5750. I just don't like it when people post how they hate a particular brand feature WHEN IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE THREAD SUBJECT!
Quote:Would be nice if it was possible to make it stable and cool aye?
It is possible, you just need to use liquid nitrogen instead of liquid or air cooling.
Quote:I know, but.. buy a GPU only for dolphin is..... u know.
We've had a lot of people say they've wanted a GPU ONLY FOR DOLPHIN in this forum. As ridiculous as it sounds it does happen. Just saying that dx11 is not a purchasing point when your deciding which gpu will be better for dolphin. Also I get that idea from the way he worded the first post, take a look:
Quote:So, basically my goal is get more FPS on Dolphin, my sys specs are on my signature.
He says nothing about regular gaming so until he does I have to assume he doesn't want it for "regular gaming". Hopefully he'll chime in soon and tell me if this assumption is correct.
But anyways, back on topic. The 5750 is overall a better buy in my opinion. It generally outperforms the 250, has more performance per dollar, and does it with a significantly lower power consumption and thermal output which is what you said you wanted in the first post.
Thanks to all, i buy a HD 5750, im waiting the delivery.
PS: Yes "regular gaming" also...
Greetings
HD 5750 is better can be closed now
He already bought it! Why did you feel the need to post that?