Hey, quick question, figured this would be the best site (of the ones I still visit), to ask this.
Can't seem to find a straight answer, using the search here, seems to give me a ton of threads and posts totally irrelevant to the search terms I put in, so apologize if I missed it, but after 20 pages of threads, I decided to just post and ask.
Anyone know what kind of Performance scores an OEM Geforce GT 440 with 144 Cores gets?
Can't seem to find any info on it for this stuff.
I know it should be similar to a GTS 450 (or at the very least, close to one), based on its specs, has higher clock speeds, higher memory bus, lower number of cores, but not by much, a good 50% more than the retail 440's. Runs GDDR3 instead of 5, but one would think with those specs it should be close, if not best the 450 in some applications.
though it is a lower wattage card, no PCIe external power connector to the PSU, so that has me wondering.
I bought an OEM 440 from Geeks last night, for my Mini ITX HTPC I'm building, so its not that I'm worried if the card will be good for that, I'm just trying to get a feel for how the card would perform from a gaming standpoint, to better gauge what PC games might run well on it, and which might not do so well. with 1.5GB of GPU memory, games like Skyrim should run pretty decently at 720p (TV's res), even with the HiRes Packs added on, my main rigs Dual GTX 560 Ti's handle that just barely with max settings and HiRes packs added, usually easily maxing out the 1GB of memory they have.
I've got one of those Lian Li PC-Q07 cases, so need a single slot, short GPU, and this fit the bill, with no PCIe Power connector on the butt end of the card to interfere with mounting length either.
am looking at a Sandy Bridge based Celly Dual core (at the very least, or a Pentium G series Sandy) and Mini ITX H67 board, so just need to obtain those, 2nd copy of Windows 7 64-bit, and a decent sized HDD (use my 80GB Velociraptor for now until I can get a decent SSD and 1TB or larger HDD installed), already have the case, an OCZ ModXStream 500W PSU for the case, so aside from those, the last things I need is the GPU, though still need a Wireless Keyboard, Trackball and Game Controller, as well as "Media Center" Remote, but can get those little by little.
Anyways, Am wondering if anyone has any links to actual gaming benchmarks, or posts/threads on here to show how the 144 Core 440's actually perform? Or at the least some 3DMark Bench scores to get an idea?
Can't seem to find a straight answer, using the search here, seems to give me a ton of threads and posts totally irrelevant to the search terms I put in, so apologize if I missed it, but after 20 pages of threads, I decided to just post and ask.
Anyone know what kind of Performance scores an OEM Geforce GT 440 with 144 Cores gets?
Can't seem to find any info on it for this stuff.
I know it should be similar to a GTS 450 (or at the very least, close to one), based on its specs, has higher clock speeds, higher memory bus, lower number of cores, but not by much, a good 50% more than the retail 440's. Runs GDDR3 instead of 5, but one would think with those specs it should be close, if not best the 450 in some applications.
though it is a lower wattage card, no PCIe external power connector to the PSU, so that has me wondering.
I bought an OEM 440 from Geeks last night, for my Mini ITX HTPC I'm building, so its not that I'm worried if the card will be good for that, I'm just trying to get a feel for how the card would perform from a gaming standpoint, to better gauge what PC games might run well on it, and which might not do so well. with 1.5GB of GPU memory, games like Skyrim should run pretty decently at 720p (TV's res), even with the HiRes Packs added on, my main rigs Dual GTX 560 Ti's handle that just barely with max settings and HiRes packs added, usually easily maxing out the 1GB of memory they have.
I've got one of those Lian Li PC-Q07 cases, so need a single slot, short GPU, and this fit the bill, with no PCIe Power connector on the butt end of the card to interfere with mounting length either.
am looking at a Sandy Bridge based Celly Dual core (at the very least, or a Pentium G series Sandy) and Mini ITX H67 board, so just need to obtain those, 2nd copy of Windows 7 64-bit, and a decent sized HDD (use my 80GB Velociraptor for now until I can get a decent SSD and 1TB or larger HDD installed), already have the case, an OCZ ModXStream 500W PSU for the case, so aside from those, the last things I need is the GPU, though still need a Wireless Keyboard, Trackball and Game Controller, as well as "Media Center" Remote, but can get those little by little.
Anyways, Am wondering if anyone has any links to actual gaming benchmarks, or posts/threads on here to show how the 144 Core 440's actually perform? Or at the least some 3DMark Bench scores to get an idea?