get it quick!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102863
get it quick!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102863
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just got mine from Newegg.com I ordered a Diamond 5970, for MSRP, $599.99, and shipping was only 8 bucks. I am happy.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-088-_-Product
It was available by the time I clicked on it, guess not anymore.![]()
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it went quick i was going to get the HIS elarier today around 4 when it was up but I was like 2 minutes to late and then the gigabyte went before the diamond, would have preferred gigabyte over diamond but my diamond 4870x2 served me very well, so I didnt hesitate to get this one, i hope it overclocks well.
GIGABYTE HD 5970 2GB for $599.99
It was gone before I could even get it in my cart.
You geeks are going after these 5xxx cards like the running-of-the-brides at a Filene's Basement gown sale.
Well these are expected results, just like in the case of 5870... 5970 is about 40% faster than 5870 (I had predicted more like 30-35, so good work) but this is nothing next to the 70% difference that was between 4870 and 4870x2. It might be the CPU limiting everything here.
I have a 5870 and I use it at 19x12... I haven't overclocked it even 1MHz, because quite frankly only Crysis needs overclocking when its maxed and I have finished it like 5 times already. So I don't think I can justify buying a 5970 for $600 to increase my already overdelivering rig 40 percent.
I also don't think 5970 is a good option for a new build. Even it's super high end, you can't get more high end than 25x16 and even at that resolution there doesn't seem to be any need for anything faster than a 5870.
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its cause they know the price is going up againYou geeks are going after these 5xxx cards like the running-of-the-brides at a Filene's Basement gown sale.
Will someone who gets or has one of these elusive cards try it with Shattered Horizon? I'll even give you my last guest pass to do it.![]()
Sweet. I just want to know how it scales relative to vantage since most reviews have that.
3 phase per gpu?!? theyre just playing.. they keep the 4 phase 5990 for fermi arrival
There's probably something I'm missing...
If you want extreme, surely two 5870's is a better option, due to decreased clockspeeds on 5970.
There are some drawbacks - More power consumption, less motherboard options... but aren't you buying this because you want performance?
The 5970 is the price of 2 5850's... but that's to be expected, performance per dollar, isn't it? I havent gotten to the reviews yet.
This review has two 285s in SLI( they are much faster than a 295) in it.
http://techreport.com/articles.x/17986
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Something to look forward to if you're in the market for a 5790: XFX 5970 Black edition
Comes late Nov or early Dec.
What a nice looking card.
looks like a 5970 with a sticker.
I want 2gb per GPU.
All along the watchtower the watchmen watch the eternal return.
when is the 5990 out ? i think i can hold out for that or fermi to take back the crown![]()
If looking at overclocking this card long term, I'd wait for non-ref designs with enhanced power delivery.The biggest slaves Volterra currently supply are rated at 45 amps each. Assuming those are the ones ATI used on the ref design, you've got 135 amps per GPU before OCP kicks in.
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Raja
About the CPU limitation, do you guys remember when the I7 came out and suddenly all multi gpu configurations ran at higher fps?
Check this review on guru3d.com
http://www.guru3d.com/article/core-i...ance-review/19
Well, for 5970, we need another I7 release.
Even if we have good scaling when we OC them, that doesn't mean we are getting 100% out of these cards, they seriously need faster CPUs.
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