Tom's Hardware Interactive VGA Charts

[RicheemxX]

An up to date interactive comparison for those of you looking for a new video card or a side by side comparison of current cards.

New 2011 Charts:
Benchmarks 2011 Gaming Graphics Charts

2010 Charts:
Benchmarks 2010 Gaming Graphics Charts (High Quality)

New 2009 Charts:

Benchmarks Gaming Graphics Cards Charts 2009 (High Quality w/sli-crosfire)

Benchmarks Gaming Graphics Cards Charts 2009 (High Quality)

Benchmarks Gaming Graphics Cards Charts Q3/2009 (Mainstream Quality)

Benchmarks Gaming Graphics Charts 2009

New 2008 Charts:

Benchmarks Gaming Graphics Charts Q3/2008

Benchmarks Gaming Graphics Charts Q1/2008

Benchmarks Dual & Quad VGA Charts Q1/2008

2007 Charts:

Interactive VGA Charts 2007

Dual & Quad VGA Charts 2007

Past VGA Charts:

VGA Charts VIII: PCI Express Winter 2005

VGA Charts VII: AGP Update Summer 2005

VGA Charts VI: PCI Express Update Summer 2005

Links for older cards:

VGA Charts V: PCI Express Graphics Cards winter 2004

VGA Charts IV: AGP Graphics Cards winter 2004

All Tom's Vga Charts


IMO this needs a sticky

[tony_j15]

concur about the sticky, but this should be integrated into eagle's chart thread.

[carl33p]

sticky = unnecessary. Everybody and thier mother should know about tomshardware. Its the first link on google. If sum1 knows how to find this thread on techimo, then they can proly find it thru google first.

[RicheemxX]

find it yes look for it no or at least they don't seem to now its all in one easy to find or easy to point to spot

[Lasher13]

This might sound kinda stupid but I was wondering if I should really use a nvidia graphics card with an AMD processor. From reading(not really understanding) this article http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/11/...00/page16.html it would seem AMD and Ati are in business together. And what came to my mind was a memory error I've had playing Half-Life 2 with my 7600GT,AMD 64X2 3800, 1GB ram DDR2 PC2 4300. What Im trying to get at is, To me it would make sense that Nvidia and Ati compete so much that AMD could make their processors suck for Nvidia's GPU's out of spite thus giving me that certain memory error once in a great while. I don't know maybe I shouldn't have posted this but it just makes me nervous not knowing the truth. Thus explaining some of Toms Hardware specs for games. I would like to see some charts for different Processors including todays Video card charts, for example Intel+Nvidia v.s. Intel+Ati and AMD+Nvidia v.s. AMD+Ati. (I don't see how the benchmarks for GPU's could be all the same on every processor.)

[LNCPapa]

Is it me or are all the newer cards missing from Tom's charts now? I told a friend of mine to check out the charts to see if he should get a GX2 or not - but I don't see any mention about that card at all. Are things not yet migrated?

[nickslick74]

Apparently not, I was just there and noticed the same thing. In the merger they must have let it slip their mind to update the charts with newer cards...

Haven't seen you in here before LNCPapa, but I believe I've seen you in another board. You must just lurk over here...

[ganlen]

Tomshardware is a good place to check on this stuff but so is other forums like andantech techpower up, etc

[asusfreak44]

Just looking here would answer alot of the questions that are posted daily in these forums...

[velapaan]

I often check my PC with tomshardware,too.

[iceonfire]

I was just wondering what Tom's Hardware uses for its interactive charts? Is it Adobe Flex?

But yes, I totally think these charts are the best thing since sliced bread.