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FPS Creator X10 / Nvidia 9000 series for X10?

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TechGirl
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Posted: 11th Jun 2008 20:00 Edited at: 11th Jun 2008 20:34
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I am buying a new comp and getting X10. I was going to get the Nvidia 8800GT, but now it seems the comp I am putting together may only have the option of the 9500 / 9600 series of Nvidia cards, specifically the GeForce 9500GS(512) and GeForce 9600GS(768).

Are these and other 9000 series compatible w/ X10?

Since the last post about graphics card compatibility from TGC was in 2007, could you consider starting a new, 2008 updated list.

Thanks

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Lennard
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Posted: 11th Jun 2008 21:18
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Yes they should work good

Go for a 9600GT/GS, its allmost as good as 8800GT.

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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 11th Jun 2008 23:35 Edited at: 11th Jun 2008 23:38
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I have a 512MB 9500M, I don't know if it works - but are there any demos I can try out? I mean if there are I can post up my results. But when I looked on the nVidia website the specs were similar to the 8600, except a bit lower of course - so I imagine it would run.

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Posted: 12th Jun 2008 07:17 Edited at: 9th Jul 2008 01:58
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I have a 9800 GTX and it runs X10 extremely well, better than the 8800 GT I have in my closet.
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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 13th Jun 2008 03:51
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I just tried the tech demo on my 9500M - runs alright, though not a perfect frame rate - despite running Crysis (demo) and Bioshock smoothly. Probably it's one of those tech demo things.

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If I remember correctly the tech demo was a mixture of DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 and was made when FPSC X10 was in its infancy and doesn't even come close to the performance of the actual program, TGC really needs to make a new tech demo, no one should base the performance of X10 on the tech demo.
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I bought a 9600 GT and it works great.

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I have 84000, It still works with a little tweaking in your game.
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Quote: "better than the 8800 GT I have in my closet. "


Can I have it?

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So all NVIDIA GeForce 9 Series will work with FPSC X10 ?

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Posted: 10th Jul 2008 03:56
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Presumably 9400 and up, reading posts on this part of the forum it sounds like 8400/9400 and 8500/9500 will need a few settings turned off to run FPSCX10 well, whereas 9600 and 9800 will run fine, am I right?

I tested an FPSCX10 game the used max-settings (the game was featured in the newsletter, it was call Star Bunker) and it ran slow, I later tested Alien eXcape, it ran faster. So according to one of Lee's posts, don't go mad on the settings and cheaper cards will run smoothly.

I tested these 2 games on a:

Acer Laptop
2.0 ghz Intel Core Duo 2
Vista Home Premium 32-bit
4gb DDR2
nVidia GeForce 9500M 512mb

FPSCX10 should theortecally work with that and anything better. Unfortunately I don't own the program, so I haven't tested it.

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Quote: "Go for a 9600GT/GS, its allmost as good as 8800GT."


how is a new graphics card almost as good as a old one

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Posted: 4th Aug 2008 23:52
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how is a new graphics card almost as good as a old one"

Maybe if you weren't skipping school, you'd know.


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Posted: 6th Aug 2008 22:25
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Quote: "Go for a 9600GT/GS, its allmost as good as 8800GT.""


For the same reason sim city 4 is better than sim city 3000 I suppose. Even though it was like 2996 years after . Anyway to answer your Q: To see if a graphics card is good you compare things like clock speed, memory etc not the number of the card

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Hi there i have Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX And it works perfectly

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Posted: 28th Aug 2008 22:59
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i have a 9500M GS (256MB)
and is horrible...
Good graphs but during the test game , i am near 14 FPS...
a very slowy game ...
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I got a Geforce 9800GX2. It works without any problems
Got 4gb DDR2 Ram and an AMD X2 4600+

So it works on the 9 series.
And my friend use it on the Geforce 200 series and it works there aswell.

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Okay well... I'm on a budget here and I was thinking of getting the
9600GT. Nvidia has that listed under performance in a card comparison
chart. I would presume its only a little ways underneath a 8800GT.
The 9600GT is also better than the 8600GT.

I like to use as little light as possible in my games and I intend
to use some realistic bloom and some water in Dusk. I would presume
that lightly stretching these features and giving you about 5 enemies
at once minimum... it should run at top FPS if not a little underneath?

I've seen the 9600GT take on COD4, Crysis, TF2, and Gears of War.
It handled these games super well. Will it put out for me in FPSCX10?

Astek

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Nvidia says that you will get a 90% performance increase over all 8 series cards.

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Quote: "Nvidia says that you will get a 90% performance increase over all 8 series cards."


Well they would say that, wouldn't they?

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I'm really thinking about just buying a ATI Radeon 4850
and saying to heck with Nvidia.

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Quote: "Well they would say that, wouldn't they?"

I don't think a bug company like Nvidia is to much a fan of false advertisement...

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Posted: 2nd Sep 2008 18:24 Edited at: 2nd Sep 2008 18:25
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Quote: "I've seen the 9600GT take on COD4, Crysis, TF2, and Gears of War.
It handled these games super well. Will it put out for me in FPSCX10?
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I'm saving up for a PC with a 9600 GTS 1GB. I asked the company if a 512MB will run crysis well, and they replied: "If you upgrade the GPU to a 1GB 9600 GTS, it will run Crysis at mid with smooth performance. ANd if you set the specs to very high, It will run at a steady 20fps or so." Link:
http://www.computerplanet.co.uk/home_&_office/intelp35home/step6.html

EDIT:oh yeah
Quote: "Will it put out for me in FPSCX10?"

If you have 4GB RAM or so, then HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!

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