Call of Duty World at War VGA performance test

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Hours for the actual release Activision will bring us the fifth part in the Call of Duty series Call of Duty 5: World at War. We'll do our usual thing for these titles have a quick chat about the title...

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WhiteLightning · 11-10-2008, 09:07 | posts: 20,445 | Location: Netherlands

hmm great review. i really dont know if i want to get this game. i probably will love the single player, and hate the multiplayer.

Skiddywinks · 11-10-2008, 10:45 | posts: 4,631 | Location: North Wales

Glad to see my R700 actually WORKING for once!

DSK · 11-10-2008, 10:51 | posts: 17,984 | Location: Coldwells,UK

Hmm buy or not to buy

Cybermancer · 11-10-2008, 11:02 | posts: 13,832 | Location: Cyberspace

Buy!

kapu · 11-10-2008, 12:18 | posts: 3,521 | Location: Poland

Shadows look imo well better on ATI.

Nice performace from GX2 btw ;o.

Stormyandcold · 11-10-2008, 12:56 | posts: 2,394 | Location: Wolverhampton, UK

Yeah, I second that! Must be some happy GX2 owners out there!

Would love to have seen 8800gtx sli scores (-10fps off gx2 score perhaps?). Price is so low right now for another gtx it's ridiculous!

Bag of Tangfastic haribo was 54p!!!! I bought 3 bags!!! yay!!

Hondreros · 11-10-2008, 13:19 | posts: 41

Hmm, game's awesome guys. Runs really smooth, I managed to run it on Extra and High settings, without anti aliasing, 1440x900 resolution, and got around 60 FPS constant. So, nothing to complain about, considering I'm still with an 8600GTS.

As for the single player campaign, it's a little short in my opinion, but loadsa fun. And the multiplayer is okay, basically it's just like playing CoD4 with different weapons and different time.

Only thing I didn't like was the sounds... The weapons sound so weird, it's like they're toy guns.

maleficarus™ · 11-10-2008, 17:15 | posts: 3,587 | Location: Toronto, Canada

Toy guns? Can you explain?

NeoElNino · 11-10-2008, 17:32 | posts: 928 | Location: Canada

maaaan nvidia should have launched a 2Gb version of the 9800 GX2 it would have sent the 4870X2 to hell

scandalous · 11-10-2008, 18:03 | posts: 678 | Location: The far side of the moon

I saw the driver 180.44 being used. Is it available for download somewhere or is it a press release only?

d1fferent · 11-10-2008, 18:11 | posts: 1,429 | Location: U.K

I probz gunna leave this one... and get GTA 5

Skiddywinks · 11-10-2008, 19:00 | posts: 4,631 | Location: North Wales

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Originally Posted by d1fferent

I probz gunna leave this one... and get GTA 5

Personally, I wouldn't do that. But hey.

Pete1989 · 11-10-2008, 23:01 | posts: 428

Good performance from my 4870, also i see your using i7, does that mean that you have one to keep?

nutyo · 11-11-2008, 00:39 | posts: 4,596 | Location: Brisbane, Australia

Quote:

Originally Posted by d1fferent

I probz gunna leave this one... and get GTA 5

GTA 5 is a long way off. And you know it is going to be released on the PS4 and XBOX720 first.

Cheerpipe · 11-11-2008, 11:59 | posts: 93 | Location: Chile

39 frames at 1280x1024 on HD4850 :S??? i got about 70 at 1680x1050 >.<

raystormer · **he's gotta be crazy -** 11-18-2008, 15:34 | posts: 35 | Location: barbados

first i don't underSTAND how u can be doing a review and saying this card can do those sorta frames on a buget setup..........god damn u'r running i7 ...how de hell can someone say that ...just don't it mention that plz ... would of be better if u did some of these test on a q6600 or a 9950....cause some ppl might get misleded buy thinking about getting those frames @max

aircool · 11-18-2008, 16:11 | posts: 13,426 | Location: Devon, In A Little Town.

Quote:

Originally Posted by raystormer

first i don't underSTAND how u can be doing a review and saying this card can do those sorta frames on a buget setup..........god damn u'r running i7 ...how de hell can someone say that ...just don't it mention that plz ... would of be better if u did some of these test on a q6600 or a 9950....cause some ppl might get misleded buy thinking about getting those frames @max

Its a VGA test, I.E Testing the GPU (Graphics Proccessing Unit) or the group of components known as a graphics card.

In this case, multiple cards.

raystormer · 11-18-2008, 16:46 | posts: 35 | Location: barbados

he said bugget setup

aircool · 11-18-2008, 17:02 | posts: 13,426 | Location: Devon, In A Little Town.

Quote:

Originally Posted by raystormer

he said bugget setup

So? Its still a VGA test where to test fairly you have to remove all bottlenecks.

Maybe you should consider that.

barwell1992 · 11-18-2008, 17:13 | posts: 3,728 | Location: uk

hmm i think its to early for people to be using i7's to review i think that reviews still need to be done on the most comon gaming setups and not the higest and newest kit that only a few have

raystormer · 11-18-2008, 19:33 | posts: 35 | Location: barbados

well said

morbias · **Memory**: 6GB HyperX @1600 6-7-6-18

The new benchmarking rig has to provide a level playing field for all components tested on it, with x58 you can test SLI and Crossfire without other factors skewing the results. On top of that, the VGA Charts can only be updated when new GPUs are reviewed, therefore the test setup has to last a long time so as to cover all these upcoming releases without being a limiting factor. Core 2 is already a limiting factor when it comes to multi-gpu setups.

Because of this, it makes most sense to build the highest-end rig possible, as early as possible.