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sfmadmax 04-04-2011 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Mustang (Post 251951)
The point is ...

Video card with 2 GB of Ram.

Win 7 64b Sp1 and 4 GB of Pc ram its OK.. or maybe 6 to make Ramdrive disk


Not really a good point. lets wait at least a month's worth of patching then see how the game performs.

The real point is, I can play rise of flight with medium graphics and have silk smooth gameplay over land. with my Nvidia GTS 8800 512MB. I can't go no where near that with ClOd.. I do agree I need a way better graphics card. But I don't buy the idea "your gfx card needs 2GB of vram to play this game"

Hellman 04-05-2011 03:58 PM

Not to mention, the 4870 is a dual core 2gb card. So that kinda doesn't help

sfmadmax 04-05-2011 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Hellman (Post 252991)
Not to mention, the 4870 is a dual core 2gb card. So that kinda doesn't help

Exactly, Each core == 1GB VRam ,

IbnSolmyr 04-20-2011 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Hellman (Post 252991)
Not to mention, the 4870 is a dual core 2gb card. So that kinda doesn't help

Some HD 4870 2Go are just one core. Mine is. There is a difference between the 4870 X2 (2x1Go, for 2 cores) and the 4870 2Go (1 core). ;)

RocketDog 04-20-2011 05:50 PM

I started CloD with an Nvidia GTX 285 (1GB VRAM) and then swapped to a 2GB AMD 6970 card. Obviously, the Nvidia card was slower (although after the second patch it was actually very playable). I don't remember seeing any graphics problems with the Nvidia card but there are a number with the 6970 (blue lines on the horizon and occasional black lines on the terrain). Not show stoppers, but annoying still the same.

I guess they developed the game on Nvidia cards.

sfmadmax 04-20-2011 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by RocketDog (Post 269061)
I started CloD with an Nvidia GTX 285 (1GB VRAM) and then swapped to a 2GB AMD 6970 card. Obviously, the Nvidia card was slower (although after the second patch it was actually very playable). I don't remember seeing any graphics problems with the Nvidia card but there are a number with the 6970 (blue lines on the horizon and occasional black lines on the terrain). Not show stoppers, but annoying still the same.

I guess they developed the game on Nvidia cards.

I agree they are annyoing , however I like my 6970. It's my first ati card in a long time. So im pretty happy with it. Give it time , the kinks will be worked out!

RocketDog 04-20-2011 08:55 PM

Yeah - the ATi bugs are very obvious and everyone has them so I guess they will get fixed soon. The performance in terms of frame rate is very good. I have to say that the 6970 is great in RoF as well.

*Buzzsaw* 04-20-2011 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by phoenix1963 (Post 249277)
I get the impression from the people posting decent framerates that maybe ATI cards are doing better than NVidia - much as I hate to say it as a long time NVidia user.

So if my upgrade choice is between, say, a 6950 2048MB and a 560Ti 2046MB, I'm minded for the former. I only run a 1280x1024 monitor.

56RAF_phoenix aka phoenix1963

If you run a smaller monitor, you'd probably not be able to use 2 gigs of VRAAM. The card which would give you better performance at 1280 X 1024 would not necessarily be the best at higher resolutions, which is where you need more video memory. Clock speeds may be more important at lower res.

Hellman 04-20-2011 10:20 PM

I gotta say. I've been switching between ATI and Nvidia for 3 yrs now. I was an avid ATI fan but everytime I go green, it's mean. Everytime I go red, it's dead.

I've lost the faith. I'm staying with Nvidia. I just never get any problems.

~S~

Thee_oddball 04-20-2011 10:24 PM

clean your glass's and get a cup of coffee :)
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