Ultra extreme edition

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Software-wise you get a driver disc and also included is Lost Planet. Whilst this title isn't the best, it's a DX10 game which will allow you to utilise the cards DX10 capabilities.

Nice, review Matt. Would love to have 2 of these in my rig Nice review niceeee card.. I can't tell any difference when I switch between the 2 apart from reduced FPS? Seems pointless to use extreme?

I'm really picky about graphics too but I can't see what the difference is? Anyone got any side by side screens or can actually see any difference? Showing 1 - 14 of 14 comments. If that's all it does then that's ridiculous as you can just set the shading rate individually anyway. There must be more to it than that. The LODs are extended as are a few textures, you can set extreme and still have shader rate of 1.

Really its minor graphical change. Turn them both on together and it is difficult to tell the two apart, especially when images are whizzing by in a fast paced game.

What we have for you here is a sampling of images from the incredibly cool Doom 3. Take a look at the detail in these images, especially in the faces, and you'll have a good idea of what a high-end gaming card like this one can do, all the while keeping the frame rates at playable levels.

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