Let's assume that all the other specifications are similar (GPU, memory speed, etc...)
e.g. how big would the difference be in performance between a 9800GT 1gb compared to a 9800GT 512mb|||You'll really only notice it if you have a 30" monitor running at 2560. That's the only time larger than 512MB really matters. At 1920 (24-28"), you'll get a few extra fps, but certainly not worth the price difference in my opinion. At 1680 (20-22"), you won't notice a thing. Less than that, well...don't worry about it. But this is from a gaming standpoint.
From a productivity standpoint, it can make a difference if you're trying to render video, and to a lesser extent photoshop...|||Depending on what you were doing with the card, there would be a world of difference. Then again, some applications and games would show no difference at all.
For instance, using Photoshop would be much smoother with a 1gb card, especially if you are using a high desktop resolution.
In fact, that 1gb card will make everything refresh and display quicker at higher desktop resolutions.
No comments:
Post a Comment