I am thinking of upgrading my 9262 from a single 9800m GTX to an SLI setup.
Can anyone with an SLI setup give me feedback on what type of performance increase I will see.
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read my sig.
and you can play all games very well, with the exception of gta4. -
Do you mean, SLI causes GTA4 issues?
or that the GTX SLI is just still not enough to handle GTA4? -
it plays alright when using single card mode, but enabling sli it runs like junk. it has to do with what they didn't put in the patch yet. one card can run it around 40 to 60 frames @ 1280x1024 and some proper tweaks, but maxed out at this time...is not a reality. it's poorly optimized is a mild way of putting it.
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I can currently play everythign except Crysis smoothly.
I am just wondering if the 2nd card makes enough of a difference to warrent the purchase. -
depends on what is considered smooth...
and in most cases...2 or more cards are better than one.
and if your doing fine with just one, then no sense in forcing your self to get another one.
but if your trying to stay cutting edge...then get the second card....
i came from a single to a dual card solution. i like having dual. -
I have a 150 man lan I will be attending in Feb and want to have the best system I can. It will be satisfing watching peopel lug huge computers into the lan and have a system that runs just as good if not better then thiers fit into my backback
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then a dual card would be the way to go. plus...how many of those desktops can say..they are running a dual card solution.
of course a few will be, but most wont. and you can be the talk of the lan. run your fps counter so they know it's really possible on a laptop.
and not all of them will be running 1920x1200 or higher.... if you drop to 1280x1024 you will be way up in frames...
let me know what game you have so we can compare. anything but gta4.
no over clock on this one.
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61hz? FC2 pic.
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yeah, my lcd is 60/61 hz
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yup, so is mine. 61Hz in my LG.Philips WUXGA LCD panel.
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Farcry 2 Benchmark
Ranch Small
All option Maxed
25.83 Average FPS
35.95 Max FPS
22.87 Low FPS
Crysis Warhead
Ambush
Gamer Settings Max Res DX10 AA off
17.86 Average FPS
22.60 Max FPS
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John,
I am not sure what i am looking at with the images.
Are they the benchmarks to compare with mine? -
this is the crysis in game bench marks.
and above them are the resolutions they we're ran at.
and in the gpu screens. they show the speed at which they we're ran at. and the temps at the time of running.
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The Crysis benchmark yielded these results:
non-SLI=19fps
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I kinda got tired of testing so many unsuccesful commands... -
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And what command is that? -norestrictions ?
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i started out by following this guys lead on work arounds and error codes.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=762088
then i think i got the single command idea from another poster in here.
he says to not use any no restriction codes. i would have a hard time getting magnus txt file to run for me. so i took out all the commends accept:
–availablevidmem 0.2
that was the only one i used and the system seem to run fairly decent
Graphics
-renderquality: Set the render quality of the game. (0-4)
-shadowdensity: Set the shadow density of the game. (0-16)
-texturequality: Set the texture quality of the game. (0-2)
-viewdistance: Set the view distance of the game (0-99)
-detailquality: Set the detail quality of the game. (0-99)
-novblank: Disable wait for vblank (No Vsync)
-norestrictions: Do not limit graphics settings
-width: Set width of main render window (default is 800)
-height: Set height of main render window (default is 600)
-safemode: Run the graphics in the lowest setting possible
-frameLimit: Limit frame to interval of refresh rate (ex If refreshrate is 60HZ –frameLimit 1 = Locks down to 60HZ)
-refreshrate: Set the refresh rate of main render window – Warning - Monitor must support (ex. –refreshrate 60)
-fullscreen: Force fullscreen mode
-windowed: Force windowed mode
-availablevidmem: Set amount of physical Video Memory(ex. –availablevidmem 0.9)
-percentvidmem: Percentage of video memory to make available to GTA
Audio
-fullspecaudio: Force high-end CPU audio footprint
-minspecaudio: Force low-end CPU audio footprint
System
-noprecache: Disable precache of resources
-nomemrestrict: Disable memory restrictions
9262 Upgrade
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