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you know that 220€ are 340$$$???, and the 8800gts 512 is 150€??? 70€ for 100 mhz more shader clock and 25mhz more on the core+ram is not worth it, no matter how you look at it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
9 series are a joke compared to the 8 series (and the 9600 is only 20 less than the 8800gt so....)
No, worst investment ever was the X1950XTX, which was surpassed in but a couple months by the 8800GTX that was about twice as fast. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Loque
What about GF 4600 TI vs R 9700 Pro ?Quote:
Originally Posted by DilTech
And yet you forget the Oc'ability... you have to compare a pre OC'ed 512 with the 9800GTX to get same performance out of the box... , for benching yeah I would push ram at 2200mhz, but I would never run them at those speeds 24/7 I had for clients...
Each generation of cards can be an evolution or revolution... let's hope ATI and Nvidia can bring something like 20% on top of the current high end products...
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Originally Posted by generics_user
yep , if you convert euro to dollar thats correct , but the market dont work like that !
at this moment :
something that will cost 350 dolares in US = will cost around 290€/300€ in europe
something that will cost 300 dolares in US = will cost around 250€ in europe
regards
Funny thing I think Tomshardware have one ^^
http://media.bestofmicro.com/K/2/104...aylink_005.jpg
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/hdmi-d...ews-28242.html
You know, VAT+taxes+stupidity... :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
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yep ! :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by STaRGaZeR
But few moths ago it was even worse
something that cost 350 dolares in US = 350 euros in europe
now :
something that cost 350 dolares US = around 290€/300 euros in europe
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Intel's i740 is well up there... after all, it's the father of Intel's GMA.Quote:
Originally Posted by DilTech
I am about to get new mobo... what do you see will be most "powerfull" - next SLI or CF ?
2 x 280
or
2 x 4780x2 ?
SLI.
2-way or 3-way ( that depends on your credit :p: )
ive had it with SLI i bought 2 9800GX2's what a waste of £850 SLI enabled little performance increases, im sticking with 1 card from now on.
http://www.riverofdarkness.com/image...z_profile1.jpg
updating graphics: the horror.........the horror...
till now we only saw pics and most info of the gtx 280. what about gtx 260? i'm more interested in the 260 due to power consumption and price. and ideas?
Does anyone have an idea about power consumption of this two cards?
around 200w load
It means 500w of good PSU can handel it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by clonez
Rumor says 250W for GTX280, 170W for Radeon HD 4870.
//Andreas
Thats the TDP(Thermal Design Power), but it doesn't mean the card(s) use 250W/170W load. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by NH|Delph1
My guess is around 200W full load for the GTX280, and 140W load for the HD4870. :)
E6600 2.4Ghz @ 3,1
2x1 Gigs 800Mhz
7900GTX 512Mb -) G 280
Raptor
ENERMAX 500 Watt
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Is it enough for one G 280?
Possibly yes, but you should consider buying a PSU that can offer a maneuvering margin to one that is pushed to the limit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milos-stancene
I dont wanna buy new PSU because 50 Watt .... !!!! :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Luka_Aveiro
Only if you didn't buy from EVGA or XFX or live in a country not covered by a step-up policy. Otherwise get those suckers on Ebay NOW. In the past haven't clear photos like this and real looking info meant less than 6 weeks before actual release? When they are farther from release Nvidia is usually able to keep a better lid on such leaks. So maybe we are talking a mid to late June release. I'm a bit nervous since my step-up expires at the end of June. This is twice in a row that Nvidia has done this with the GX2 cards. 'Fool me twice' and all that. I think in a couple of years when they try this again very few people wiill be biting. They should release the GX2 cards within months of a new architecture instead of just before EOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loque
@ Milos-stancene
shure, even a very good 400w psu can handle that (only very few, though)
edit: aah, youve got an enermax 500w too :)
*looksonbox* hmmm, those 12v lines are supposed to bring 384 watts (dont believe that, though), so it shouldnt be a problem (no guarantee)