 eX_NihiLoHere's Your Something For NothingPremium
join:2003-08-05
Louisville, CO | reply to sixstring
Re: 4850 xfire, 9800GTX OC SLI or 9800 GX2 (600mhz)? Why did you get rid of the 8800GTS SLI setup? |
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| i wanted to upgrade to the G92 chip before the 4850s came out.. also the GTXes run a tad cooler than the 640mb versions. |
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 IllIlIlllIllEliteDataPremium
join:2003-07-06
Lindenhurst, NY
kudos:7 | are you willingto part with the 680i if you do change to a x-fire board ?
if so, would you mind selling me the board ? |
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| said by IllIlIlllIll:are you willingto part with the 680i if you do change to a x-fire board ? if so, would you mind selling me the board ? if i decide to change to a xfire board, i'll sell my 680i. |
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eX_NihiLoHere's Your Something For NothingPremium
join:2003-08-05
Louisville, CO | reply to sixstring
said by sixstring:i wanted to upgrade to the G92 chip before the 4850s came out.. also the GTXes run a tad cooler than the 640mb versions. I'd have just kept the SLI setup for a few more months.
If you can afford to wait until the 4870x2 comes out in August it will drop the price of the GTX280 below $400. Or just get a GTX260 now and overclock. |
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| said by eX_NihiLo:I'd have just kept the SLI setup for a few more months. in a few months, the 640s won't be worth much considering the 4850s are such great performers - i paid $550 for one of the 8800GTS and $300 for the other one, so i wanted to get some money back for my next upgrade while they're still worth something.. Nvidia's pricing was (and still is) out of line without any competition. I'm glad AMD/ATI stepped up to the plate this time. |
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