Somnambul33t
L33t.
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join:2002-12-05
Mullica Hill, NJ
clubs: | reply to sixstring
Re: Radeon 4850 vs 4870
OP never once mentioned CF/SLI. |
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sixstring
join:2002-09-16
Pasadena, CA
| said by Somnambul33t  :OP never once mentioned CF/SLI. That reply wasn't for the OP, i quoted a post from someone else.
However CF/SLI is still relevant because its still a factor in choosing a graphics card. |
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Cthen
join:2004-08-01
Ypsilanti, MI
 ·Comcast
| said by sixstring :said by Somnambul33t :OP never once mentioned CF/SLI. That reply wasn't for the OP, i quoted a post from someone else. However CF/SLI is still relevant because its still a factor in choosing a graphics card. Yes I'm glad someone brought it up because I do plan on using CF down the road (might be awhile though). Based on what everyone has told me so far, it looks like the 4850 is the winner for me. However I have a question now about CF. Do you have to have the same cards or can we still mix and match them as long as they are CF supported? |
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sixstring
join:2002-09-16
Pasadena, CA
| Yep, in case someone asks for the source:
»www.engadget.com/2008/02/22/atis···-tested/  |
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Cthen
join:2004-08-01
Ypsilanti, MI
·Comcast
| Excellent! Thank you to everyone for all the info and you all have been a big help. Now.....I'm off to go shopping!  |
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sixstring
join:2002-09-16
Pasadena, CA
| said by Cthen :Excellent! Thank you to everyone for all the info and you all have been a big help. Now.....I'm off to go shopping! there might be another price drop when Nvidia releases their GTX+. I dont know if you want to wait, but there may be better options for the price point you're looking at. I was going to wait for the 4870x2 release before i got mine, but i decided to stick with the SLI platform and got a GTX260 instead. I don't know if you can wait, though. |
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