NVIDIA GeForce FX is the graphics processor of choice at E3

[t00lb0x]

ok im a moron, i say stupid stuff, ban me...

[Beefy]

where's the fun in that? I need someone to pick on, and you make life easy in that respect. :)

[t00lb0x]

Heh thanks i guses that what im here for..

[Steve(MrScruff)]

Hell i wouldn't want to be picked on by beefy by the looks of things in the picture section - maybe if i had a rifle and was like a mile away! lol snip:

Or are you reallly a ***** cat inside that bulk beefy?:: wings:

Right time to dig some eclectic beats!!

ta ta

[Beefy]

Hell i wouldn't want to be picked on by beefy by the looks of things in the picture section - maybe if i had a rifle and was like a mile away! lol snip:

:) Someone has seen the light.

[Steve(MrScruff)]

Okay in the appreciation of spam how should i reply to that message? I would have just written LOL cause its funny but i have nothing more to add to that subject? So do i do that or just not show any appreciatation for beefys comment?!! :confused:

ta ta

[E^vol]

:rofl: hehehehehehe....................

EDIT: I'm gonna say out of this.

[Beefy]

How about we just drop it all and continue with the actual topic here...

[t00lb0x]

I'm impressed by NVIDIA it might be their time to catch up...also would a AMD running at 2.5GHZ outpreform a 3.0GHZ Intel?

[The__tweaker]

Would a AMD running at 2.5GHZ outpreform a 3.0GHZ Intel?

Well maybe not in sse2/hyperthread tasks but otherwise, yes I think it could..
But they aren't there by far yet..

And Intel ain't staying to long at 3 ghz, their 3.2 ghz cpu is actually just around the corner..

:cheers:

[t00lb0x]

Yo how do you get the Performance Rating of a AMD --what does IPC stand for (Wiggo used it...)

[Steve(MrScruff)]

So how would a 2.5GHz AMD out perform a 3GHz intel? Is it something to do with the chip structure? Or in the design?!!

ta ta

[Beefy]

The chips go about performing their functions in different ways and using different instructions. It's a long and complicated explination, so if you are curious, just have a look around the net. There's plenty of articles around about it.

[t00lb0x]

Basically how Intel works, the reason why it is called Pentium 4 is because it is Quadpumped which means for each cycle it will transfer four times. DDR ram (dual data rate) travles on both the up and the down, but I am not sure how the P4 does; I just know it does it 4 times per cycle. Now, it can do so many transfers it takes less data on each cycle so it needs higher MHZ to run faster. AMD, I don't know how specifically they work. I know Macintosh go once or twice (depending on processor) per cycle. If you have more questions just ask...hope this helps

[Beefy]

Hehehe.. that's a new one..