With that done, we used the slowest performing card, the GeForce 8400 GS as the base, represented as 1.00 in our chart and then proceeded to find out the percentage gain/loss over this base card.
And finally, we had to select resolutions and settings for the scores and we chose 1280 x 1024 since that resolution is not beyond the low end cards and we also included scores with and without anti-aliasing enabled. In this case, we were forced by circumstances to eliminate some benchmarks for example, we could not use Supreme Commander as we lacked scores for the Radeon HD 2900 XT for it. Next, we had to choose from the benchmarks which ones to use for our ranking. Hence, this comparison table will not include the GeForce 7 or the Radeon X1000 series.
#Graphic card benchmark price series
Having seen how the cards perform and rank in the various benchmarks shown, which card is the top performer? Well, since the two generations of cards differ so much in terms of features, especially with the new GeForce 8 and Radeon HD 2000 series having DirectX 10 support and dedicated video processors (for the most part), we decided that it was only relevant to have such an overall performance ranking for the new cards, as these are the ones any new buyer will be looking at now. Overall Performance & Value Overall Performance & Value
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