Galaxy GeForce GT 240 GDDR3 Review
Call of Duty 4:Modern Warfare
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was one of the most successful games of 2007. It was the top-selling game worldwide for 2007, selling over seven million copies by January 2008. It uses a proprietary game engine that includes features such as true world-dynamic lightning, HDR lighting effects, dynamics shadows, and depth of field. It features a fictional story set in the near-future. The most well-received part of the game is its multiplayer modes, where you earn experience points for kills and completing certain tasks online. These experience points unlock certain abilities and new and more powerful guns which can tip the balance in your favor in online matches.
For testing this game, I recorded a timedemo on the “Vacant” map. The demo was recorded while trying to capture some of the most graphically intense sections of the game, like throwing a smoke grenade and then walking and shooting in it, which really brings all the cards to their knees resulting in the minimum FPS. The demo was played back at normal speed with the demo command from the console. The results were then recorded with FRAPS.
Here are the settings used:
We get the results that we saw in our synthetic testing. The 9600 GT is ahead of the GT 240 GDDR3, which is ahead of the HD 4650 by quite some margin. After overclocking, the GT 240 GDDR3 does manage to come quite close to the 9600 GT.
It’s nice to see that my card (the HD 4770) performed the best, and used the least amount of power.