Nvidia 500 series

[jeffmorgan_947]

Hi All. For those of you that are not sure if your graphics card will handle COD, check out the new series of cards from Nvidia

I prefer Gigabyte, so checked out their GF GTX 560 Ti super clocked. priced at $300 Australian, and it claims to run Crysis 2 with no bother at 40fps, 1680x1050 on advanced settings.

I'v got a 9800 GT which is about 3-4 years old, but will wait for COD to see how it performs.

Cheers. JM.

[ElAurens]

It does seem that the 560 Ti is the performance per dollar winner in the 500 series of cards.

I'm currently running a GTX 280 OCX made by the now gone BFG Tech. I will see how it runs CoD, and maybe later in the summer I will go for the 560Ti after prices come down a bit.

[shop2AA7EB0E6]

I bought a GTX 570 superclocked ver at Christmas time, it runs everything I've thrown at it with ease, hoping the same with CoD.

[biggs222]

Originally posted by shop2AA7EB0E6:
I bought a GTX 570 superclocked ver at Christmas time, it runs everything I've thrown at it with ease, hoping the same with CoD.

not really sure if the GPU is going to be the determining factor with this game... It seems like it will have more to do with yout CPU and RAM.

Im just hoping my Q6600 can eek out anything close to respectable in terms of frame rate.

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

Originally posted by biggs222:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by shop2AA7EB0E6:
I bought a GTX 570 superclocked ver at Christmas time, it runs everything I've thrown at it with ease, hoping the same with CoD.

not really sure if the GPU is going to be the determining factor with this game... It seems like it will have more to do with yout CPU and RAM.

Im just hoping my Q6600 can eek out anything close to respectable in terms of frame rate. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Ditto. While I do have my Q6600 at 3.6ghz, it remains to be seen if it can cut the mustard even with the hefty overclock.