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>> With a new GTX 260 you'd be laughing.
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> Oh, I missed that it was a GTX. Yep, should play fine.
*All* of the GPUs in the 200-series are designated "GTX". (I don't know
why... Perhaps something to do with nVidia's new naming scheme?)
So anyway, I asked Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Nvidia_graphics_processing_units
Comparing your high-end 6-series to my low-end 200-series, we have:
| GeForce 6600GT | GeForce GTX 260
Gigapixels / second | 2.000 | 16.128
Gigatexels / second | 4.000 | 36.864
Gigabytes / second | 16.000 | 111.900
The GeForce GTX 260 also generates approximately 715 gigaFLOPS peak
processing power (single-precision only).
Given that you claim your 6600GT "handles" Crysis, and all of the
performance data I can actually obtain for both cards gives the GTX260
has roughly ten times "better", in theory the GTX260 should eat it up...
We shall see!
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