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| MrGuest | Aug 30 2009, 11:43 PM Post #1 |
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Ok, so I've heard a lot of crap going around about PCI-e x16 being maxed out. Well since I own a pretty decent card (GTX 260) and a motherboard that happens to have x16, x8, x4, and an x1 slot, I figured I would test some stuff out. FPS average (3x through the GPU bench in Crysis): x16: 30fps x8: 30fps x4: 27fps I think this proves we really don't need x16 yet (maybe for dual GPU cards, but even then I'm not sure, as x4 is almost enough). |
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