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nVidia mid-range match-up, what should you buy?

Just Cause 2 is an open world action-adventure game and employs the Avalanche Engine 2.0, an updated version of the engine used in the original Just Cause game. Just like the original the game is set on the fictional island of Panau, only on the other side of the island from the original.

Panau has varied terrain, from desert to alpine to rainforest. Players are free to roam the game's open world, not having to focus on the game's storyline.

Settings1920 x 1080 Anti Aliasing (16xCSAA), Anisotropic Filtering (16x), In game details (high or Very High), Benchmark map (The Dark Tower Map)

Once again, the GTS450 pulls the GTX550 back into its sights

Still a 10% gap from the GTX550 at just over 1GHz to the GTX460. While the gap between the GTS450 and the GTX550 varies quite considerably, there really doesn't seem to be a game that breaks the rules for the gap between the GTX550 and GTX460.

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8 comments

  1. The £115 card seems like a good buy for the money. the other ones at 150 quid are just stupid.

  2. Shortest Kitguru video card review yet. Zardon taking a break ?

  3. Not sure im sold on these cards, the 460 seems better all round, still. even if its a few quid more.

  4. most pointless nvidia release, evar.

  5. Their pricing is wrong, the lower end model is good value, would like to see overclocking etc and power consumption results. very limited review.

  6. I read a lot of reviews about this card, and while its the price I normally buy into, the card hasn’t got me excited at all. Im holding onto my 450 until the next generation.

  7. Nice to see the slower version tested, thats quite a price difference

  8. At 145 its a waste of money, but at 115 its viable. thats such a huge price difference, seems way out. at 115 its more competitive.