HOAX

Let's hope he doesn't have total muzzle.

The one above you is minimum sys. req. Use the ones on first page, as they are the official ones.

@Twitter/Diab - Saw lots. Played a good bit & got answers to questions being askd. Cant say ne thing tho.

Just make sure the Pizza isn't too spicy. You need to get your questions out :D

Pretty cool :) Some crazy Canonball route there :D Hope we can make some of that into TDU2 :)

Thanks for that Ryzza5. There were even some older pics I haven't seen before like the X5 modelling... Must be a sign *hoping for BMW license* :D

True. EDIT: Though it's missing some games on that list...

@M1eX - Buy another 9600GT (if you don't have one) and you are really hardcore to go :) HD5870 + GT 220 to boost performance greatly. If you use the 9600GT it's even faster. The problem is only to find someone who still sells the card. This is no advise from me since I have never tried this. I suggest you search google for the right answers. I will see if this works as good with 2x HD5870 as well.

It's this http://forum.turboduck.net/showthread.php?t=19470 ;)

Cool :) Have a good time over there Diab ;)

Sounds good. I just hope they won't behave like stalking mosquitos in freeride aswell.

Probably none

A driver won't ofcourse jump out of the graphic card to fix it self :D but yeah it fixes and optimizes codes/scripts to run more smoothly. Therefor it indirectly fixes heat and power issues as well as performance. If it's a fault by polysilicon-, wells-, substratedamage or any other physical electronic damage then it's nothing a driver can do.

Ouch! :D

@Mellors - I have experienced the cards mate, as I said in the post you quoted ;) @Ryzza5 - That's what I'm saying. It shows it's way hotter than my 2x HD5870. When I run my fan speed at 44% (TDU, windowed) then it's 36c. --- But ok, maybe I'm unnessesary obsessed with minor stuff that probably doesn't mean anything to the general people. What we probably can agree with is that the 480 is damn good. It will max TDU2 and way more, thats for sure ;)

I have 2x ASUS HD5870 and my friend has an GTX 480. The 480 is louder. I agree that you won't be running any fans at 100% but I have my fan at 30% when gaming (temp between 35-45). With the 480 you won't even be able to have the fan that low at idle. Not that you notice much difference between 30 and 37% but when gaming with 480 the fan will probably be at over 45%. Over time (2-4 months or so) the temps starts to rise (idle and load), which is normal with every high-end cards. Fan noise is easy to be used with so it probably doesn't mean to much but, I guess it's worth mentioning it. The GTX 480 does run a great deal hotter actually. So does GTX 470 as well. That's why it has been an issue. Here's an video comparison (Fan noise, Temp and Watts). Video 2,4 and 6. It wasn't as much difference in heat as I have seen before but 10c is 10c.

According to norwegian Gamereactor the exclusive Nissan 370z is an Nissan 370z Coupe ;)

Nothing new as I could hear. I just enjoy watching sweet Nour Polloni :D

HAHA... really funny. Yeah that's it :)

Well, for those who doesn't use a headset and want to cruise around then it would probably be appreciated if a truck didn't burn tires inside your bedroom :D

Sounds like an good idea :)

Drivers do affect performance, heat and power very much. For instance, my 2x 5870 (Asus) went 3 degrees cooler (idle) with the latest driver. TDU2 doesn't have to be demanding but from their own requirements it's clarly more demanding then I would've believed from graphical view. The amazing drawing distance in TDU2 is probably a big contributor to the reason. If you mix that with the huge and grately detailed world then it will demand even more. Especially if you're maxing the game's potential. It is also wrong to compare TDU2 with TDU1, because the two games are running on two completely different game-engines. Which means they have been coded differently. So they will demand differently. Nvidia GTX 465 = Released yesterday | Fermi 100 | Benchmark shows performance between HD5850 and HD5870 Nvidia GTX 460 = June 2010 | Fermi 104 | Will compete against HD5850 Nvidia GTS 450 = June 2010 | Fermi 104 | Will compete against HD5830 Nvidia GTS 440 = June 2010 | Fermi 104 | Will compete against HD5770 Nvidia GTS 430 = June 2010 | Fermi 104 | Will compete against HD5770 ATi FirePro™ V8800 ATi FirePro™ V8750 ATi FirePro™ V8700 ATi FirePro™ V7800 ATi FirePro™ V7750 ATi FirePro™ V8800 ATi FirePro™ V5800 ATi FirePro™ V5700 ATi FirePro™ V4800 ATi FirePro™ V3800 ATi FirePro™ V3750 ATi FirePro™ V3700 ATi FirePro™ RG220 ATi FirePro™ 2460 Multi-View FirePro are cards with 3D technology. The V8800 also has an 2GB memory. The downside is that they are expensive. The best FirePro cards will cost well over $1000. 2 more Radeon cards are expected in late Q4 2010. I haven't heard the 4870x2 before but it could be right. Heres the loud sound of anyways. Though a video won't let you hear it correctly, it will at leased give show you it's too loud, in my opinion.

The Tag Game I The rules: One player get's chosen as the "tag-car". He must try to hit any of the other participants in the tag-game. When he hits a car, that car becomes the new and only "tag-car". That car also gets a "mark". The new "tag-car" will now do the same. When the cars get to many "marks" and have passed the games chosen limit, he is out. This goes on until there are only one participant left. The last car wins. The entrance fee / Winner prize: It should cost every player to enter the race. Eather a sum of money or the car that you enter the "game" with. The winner wins all the money or all the cars. --------- The Tag Game II The rules: One player get's chosen as the "tag-car". He must try to hit any of the other participants in the tag-game. When he hits a car, that car becomes the new "tag-car", along with the first "tag-car". Now there are two "tag-cars" trying to hit any of the other participant. It continues like that until there are one participant left. The last car wins. The entrance fee / Winner prize: It should cost every player to enter the race. Eather a sum of money or the car that you enter the "game" with. The winner wins all the money or all the cars.