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How are the prices not good? The performance of the GTS450 is between the 5750 and 5770. And guess what? So is the price. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
Step 1. Complain about anything related to NvidiaQuote:
Originally Posted by ElSel10
Step 2. Wait for reviews / actual information
It usually goes in that order nowadays so it's expected :) Those prices look good against the current crop of cards. Don't know if they'll hold up in a few weeks though.
These things must overclock really easily. Some of them are overclocked a good bit at what I suppose is MSRP ~ $130.
GTS 450 will be equal to 5770. The good news is that we have some very good cooling and custom pcb at MRSP price...
For example Asus GTS 450 DIRECT CU -129$
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-393-_-Product
In Italy 135 euro vat included for Palit stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3Deye
Gainward GTX460 768Mb - 140 euro
HIS HD5770 1Gb - 125 euro
Club3D HD5770 512Mb - 115 euro
HIS HD5750 1Gb - 110 euro
XFX HD5750 512Mb - 96 euro
I think that street price will point to 100-110 euro in 10-15 days for GTS450
Yes in between 5750 and 5770 with in between price there is not a thing note worthy about this other than the Nvidia logo. The GTX 460 is a different beast and for $20-$30 a much better choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElSel10
I have seem several reviews GTS 450 had performance leaks since the months starts. Most people knew its performance level before it hit newegg. Also if i am such a anti nvidia then i would not have included then GTX 460 as a better alternative.Quote:
Originally Posted by trinibwoy
The GTS 450 already has a stock speed of ~800mhz and ~1600mhz where as the GTX 460 has stock speed of 675 MHz and 1350 MHz so there goes the overclocking angle.
The cheapest 460 is also 30% more expensive. Obviously the people shopping in this price range are doing so cause they don't want to pony up the extra $40. I also suspect the 460 will do a bit better in price/perf but that's not a linear progression and for Nvidia it probably peaks with the 460.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
Even with the numbers in those early reviews I fail to see where your price criticism is coming from. A $130 MSRP puts it smack in the middle of the 5750's street price, and it's faster than the 5750.
That remains to be seen. Stock speed doesn't dictate overclocking potential when you're comparing two different chips, I'm sure you know that.Quote:
The GTS 450 already has a stock speed of ~800mhz and ~1600mhz where as the GTX 460 has stock speed of 675 MHz and 1350 MHz so there goes the overclocking angle.