jost bought it....
Very Good performence!
Lol replaced the old 1 ATI 350/550 Series
Costed:1250 Shekels in dolars its like 400$.
What do you think?
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jost bought it....
Very Good performence!
Lol replaced the old 1 ATI 350/550 Series
Costed:1250 Shekels in dolars its like 400$.
What do you think?
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i think it was verry stupid considering ati is gonne release there new dx 10 cards whitin 2 months , and for the same price u r gonne get a card that's probaby around 25/ 30% faster then that card
and u wil need a intel e6700 cpu or better or that graficks card will have a massive bottleneck and u would of been better of with the cheaper 8800 gts one
Well, i still have my 10,000$...ill put this one on my bro's com...
Why u think it will be 20% faster?
Well, its very skeptical actually.. the biggest problem with the new ATI cards.. is that they will put an even larger bottleneck on the chips.. the real wait is more on whether or not you have the money for a godo one or not.. that 8800 GTX is goign to last your computer the next 3 years without a single problem, especialyl once DX10 is fully up and running and programs/games are released with it.
So good purchase, your going to LOVE it, and have some damn fun with it too ;)
Only 900 points better on 3dmark05?
And only 400 points better on 3dmark06?
If those specs are what the current market is shooting for.. ATI is doomed, especially since the R600 is going to be priced higher then the (upcoming) 8900 series.. and the 8900 series is going to blow the r600 out of the water (going by what I read in those benchmarks) Sure, it did beat most of the benchmarks, but msot of them were VERY marginal, and youd never feel teh difference between 80 fps and 100 fps in a game.. pushing 70 the game is ats lagless as it can get ;)
BTW, the quadcore sucks hardcore.. its only good for server managed groups... its support is nil, and it doesnt have the right process drivers to cope with any game sbeing written out. a dual cor eis all you need.. jsut take a look at the benchies ;)
So, in short.. unless those benchmarks get any better, then the 8800 GTS/GTX are going to be the kings fo rprice/performance still.. and most especially when the 8900 series comes out.
a quate from the article:
well...they are right r600 rulz (at least from the doom test...If you just bought a GeForce 8800, especially the GTX version, you might want to return your card on January 22nd when ATI R600 cards become available throughout the US at 630 USD (MSRP Price) which roughly equals the current price for a GeForce 8800GTX.
r600 performance gonna really pwn all g-cards..179.4 of r600 VS 165.8 of GTX..
thats kinda owning the GTX in his litele pocket lol
dude i really appriciate the advise!
Thank you:)
hehe, as soon as they come out, the GTX will probably drop down to the ~$500 range give or take, which will in effect cause a small amount of peopel to upgrade to the r600, but the smart ones will fire right up to the GTX... or for the even smarter, they will buy a GTS to tide them until the next series 8900++++'s come out ;)
LMAO,Dude there is a ppl that addicted to Nvidia and will buy thier newest g-card even thought they SURLY know that ATI Will pwn thier card lol
u have to consider the version that was benchmarked of the r600 is a prereleased version so its defintly not on its full potential
not even thinking about the drivers that just suck atm
wile the 8800 has been released several months and nvidea allready had several months to tune the drivers
just wait until the r600 is released to the public and u will see its full potential
and the r600 will be exactly the same price as the 8900 ull see
for instance
8950x2 600 usd
x2900xtx2 600 usd
8900gtx 550 usd
x2900xtx 550 usd
8900gts 500 usd
x2900xt 500 usd
and so on and so on.....
Dude...im sooo agreed!i just watch the facts and buy the best there is
Like...Why to buy something less better (sometimes MUCH less better) if you can buy something with better quality and price.
Lots of facts to consider as well.. Im not calling myself a fanboy for any reason.. but with them being on the market, it means games are using 'their' current advances, which gives them a headstart on the competative drivers edge. Experience in the market is handy.. and the r600 is goign to be the first they make, as opposed to a company thats already had one out for several months already.
Sardaukar dude,A8N-SLI Asus Motherboard
im about to ask you....WHY?
I Think i can COMPLETLY ARGUE with you about your LOW quality MOTHERBOARD!
Motherboards like: ASUS,GIGABYTE..have Lots of technical and supportable Problems.
Well you know...its my opinion anyway...
But if you will explain ur choice and let me understand things that i dont know maybe...ill be glad^_^
BTW-i have EPoX Motherboard!
I... have never had a problem with my motherboard... O.O
The proper question would be.. "Why did I select the Asus motherboard as opposed to other brands?" Well, first off.. when this motherboard was released, it was one of the best couples with the current chip I am using through numerous overclocking results.
The fact that It's been runnign strong for a good year and a half with air cooling and OC'ed by about 30% on the chip goes to show that perhaps I made a right choice in my vigourus studies when I made the decision. If anyone wants to banter on it.. I can just tell them they havent tried the same board I've been so successful with :-) And chances are, they havent ;)
And, let me update my computer specs on here.. there are a few thigns I need to chang eon it as well...