So Charlie was right about its performance. No surprise there with his track record.
As long as the price is close to 5870 range for both the GTX470/480 I'll be happy. We need price drops bad.
So Charlie was right about its performance. No surprise there with his track record.
As long as the price is close to 5870 range for both the GTX470/480 I'll be happy. We need price drops bad.
I don't see how can pricedrop happen?! Fermi will nested price/performance like this: 5850-Fermi-5870-Fermi-5970Originally Posted by Yvese
So why would price of any of those cards come down? NV for sure doesn't want to start pricewar w/o enough ammo, and AMD definitely doesn't want to chase around with NV when their product will be hard to find anyway?!
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I agree with this as well. We will have to wait and see what kind of availability is going to be around as well as performance to determine a price war if it's going to happen.
Well ATi has had no competition for 6 months. They're in a very good position right now to ruin Fermi's launch ( Even though Fermi's launch is already ruined by having less than spectacular performance after 6 grueling months of waiting ). At the performance we've seen and is rumoured, ATi can easily reduce the price of their cards by $50 and call it a year. Doesn't matter if Nvidia prices their cards $100 higher than ATi's equivalent.
I just don't see anyone but die-hard Nvidia fanboys or those that will utilize GPGPU to buy these cards.
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