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I currently have a 8800GT in an Am2 x2 4800 @ 2.8 , with 4 gigs of 800 mhz kingston value ram , my step was running out in a couple of days and i figured i mite as well way my options. I wont be going to GTXS 260 , or GTX 280 because there not worth it and i would have have to spend about 250$ on a PSU as well . ( my current PSU is an antec 500watt smart power that came with my antec 1050b ) I did the step for a 9800GTX+ and it would cost me 59$ if i did it , right now the card is back order but what do you guys think ? is it worth it ? Or should i just stick with my 8800 GT . --------------- Antec 1050B Case 500 watt SP PSU AsusM2N-E N570 Ultra X2 AM2 4800+(@ 2.71ghz) 3 Gigs Kingston 800Mhz |
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The 8800GT is still a very good card, there has been a lot of late releases but you shouldn't throw away the 8800GT. If you want something better then get the 4850 or 4870 or wait for the 4870x2. The GTX cards aren't very good for the fortune they cost. Message edited by SABOT00 on 07-18-2008 at 11:46:22 PM |
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How do the 9800GTX cost a fortune? New Egg has one now for $175 with rebate:
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Ya but mine would be the 9800GTX+ it would cost me 59$ more I think im going to get it !! --------------- Antec 1050B Case 500 watt SP PSU AsusM2N-E N570 Ultra X2 AM2 4800+(@ 2.71ghz) 3 Gigs Kingston 800Mhz |
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Yeah that's not a bad deal. You'll gain a 4850 type performance level for only $59 dollars. |
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