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Old 09-10-2011, 12:13 PM
Cataplasma Cataplasma is offline
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My personal opinion posted many times is that even the GTX580 is not good enough for the game and we have to wait for two generations of GPUs to see real performance...

My personal opinion is that a GTX580 is good enough to launch a rocket in space.
Technologies are useless without a proper employment, people have to learn now how to do better things using at best what is in their possession.
I design for industries and this thirst for new technologies makes me laugh...but maybe I should cry.
Using a 3Gb gc to play COD is like put a rocket engine on a kite
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Old 09-10-2011, 01:26 PM
335th_GRAthos 335th_GRAthos is offline
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LOL!
I must admit your comments are not out of place! I still have one 5.1/4 floppy disk with Turbo-Pascal on it...and wonder why new SW comes in 5-7Gb packages.


Despite that my comment stays: "even the GTX580 is not good enough for the game" (this game)

The graphics are an overkill? Surely (I hope you have seen Tuckie's YouTube Video in high definition (340Mb), it shows how much detail has been put inside).
The graphics are badly programmed? Possibly (I am not an expert)

But I am not unhappy neither with my SLI nor with my frame rates.

And remain hopeful for the near future.

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