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Originally posted by Gm2™@Jul 20 2007, 07:36 PM
Yawn!  DAAMIT fanboys grasping onto the dust and embers of ATI past. Quite simply Gazz you know its not the cards that are more powerful here, it is the drivers.
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Ofcourse I know it was the drivers. I said so in my opening post.
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All benches have been done in Vista so the only logical explanation would be that Ati has drivers better at handling that os.
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I do remember 2 guys who were convinced that Nvidia's drivers are better then ATI's even after I told them most of the people responsible for the Nvidia drivers left for the competition. I can't seem to remember their names right now, but who cares about fanboys anyway
In all fairness I must say that it seems that SLI performance for the 8800 seems to be lower then in single mode, must be the great Nvidia drivers some people here are yapping about. Great to see cards that are eight months older still have such huge issues and still have people blindly defending them. Anyhow, here's a pic with some benchmarkresults underlining the bad sli performance:
We will adress the Albers issue on MSN one day, that whole deal is so messed up. There have been rumours floating around that Albers had gotten a worse car then Sutil so Kollin Colles could sell him for a high price to Toyota and once that failed he set up a plan to get rid off Albers to put Winkelhock in the Spyker for some attention. Winckelhock races for Kolles DTMteam and is under contract by him. That whole mess stinks Whether you like Albers or not, you must admit that it's weird that a driver with great credentials in former classes and who beat all of his previous teammates by a longshot, to get beaten by a rookie. The pitstop error was ofcourse just stupid as hell, but all drivers make mistakes. Hamilton once crashed his car after refuelling in the pits in F3000 if I remember correctly.
EDIT: I luv you too AKADeadly :francesco: