thehunter1320
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dont gimme, gabe said ATI.. OK? right now, personal opinion, no research, need to know which card to get
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Originally posted by alb1221
nvidia offers better support and drivers while ati delivers the most powerfull hardware
its a tradeoff but in the end I think I would probably have to go with the best nvidia out there in a few months (when new ones come out)
Originally posted by alb1221
well im speaking from owning both a ti4600 and a radeon 9700pro on different almost equal stats dell systems
im kindof a nvidia fan detonators are amazeing quality drivers
:dozey:Originally posted by subs
ati , cuz nvidia u can't do fsaa in hl2...hhahaha
but who knows they may fix it rite?
Originally posted by SilverBullet
:dozey:
If ATI can run HL2 with FSAA then why wasnt it on in the videos?
..... or did i miss something?
Originally posted by Reaper978
Yay!! an ati fanboy meeting place! again!
Originally posted by thehunter1320
dont gimme, gabe said ATI.. OK? right now, personal opinion, no research, need to know which card to get
Originally posted by BlumenKohl
I have a 9800 Pro so I say ATI!
Originally posted by Lifthz
I prefer Nvidia in general. ATI is good too.
And of course ATI will win this poll, especially since everyone found out that Valve screwed them over.
We work with all the graphics card manufacturers. ATI and NVIDIA have made the biggest investments in time and engineering to make sure Half-Life 2 and their hardware work well together. We are not trying to give an advantage to one company over another, as the people who play our games certainly wouldn't want us to do that.
With that said, Half-Life 2 appears to be the first game to really be pushing the capabilities of DX9-level hardware. At E3, we ran on ATI hardware because ATI's hardware did the best job. Since then both ATI and NVIDIA have worked diligently to improve performance and quality, not just because they think Half-Life 2 will be a title that will help sell DX9 hardware, but also because it is a good test case that will aid them in understanding the behavior of their hardware for future games.
As we get closer to shipping we will release Source based benchmarking tools that will let people analyze this themselves.