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11-05-2007, 03:54 AM
For those of you that don't know...
Nvidia has released a new card (this is old news btw) called the 8800GT. This baby is currently the best bang for the buck. It cost less than the 8800 GTS but runs faster than the 8800 GTS. Stock performance it sits between the 8800 GTS and the 8800 GTX (my card <(^_^<) ) but with an easy overclock you can get this card to run almost on par with the stock 8800 GTX. This is NOT a budge card btw. This is a good deal for performance but it isn't in any way a cheap card. This is the IMO the cheapest card on the market today that can allow you to play all the games now and for at least a few years to come w/out breaking a sweat.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150252 (link of product)
http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/10/29/geforce_8800_gt/ (review of the product, you'll be amazed)
About the hardest thing IMO is finding a place that has one still instock. If my 8800GTX ever died, i'm most definetly buying this card (maybe 2 running in sli).
Nvidia has released a new card (this is old news btw) called the 8800GT. This baby is currently the best bang for the buck. It cost less than the 8800 GTS but runs faster than the 8800 GTS. Stock performance it sits between the 8800 GTS and the 8800 GTX (my card <(^_^<) ) but with an easy overclock you can get this card to run almost on par with the stock 8800 GTX. This is NOT a budge card btw. This is a good deal for performance but it isn't in any way a cheap card. This is the IMO the cheapest card on the market today that can allow you to play all the games now and for at least a few years to come w/out breaking a sweat.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150252 (link of product)
http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/10/29/geforce_8800_gt/ (review of the product, you'll be amazed)
About the hardest thing IMO is finding a place that has one still instock. If my 8800GTX ever died, i'm most definetly buying this card (maybe 2 running in sli).