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Aside from power and heat, it sems there's no reason for me to upgrade from my 8800GT
of course man, but if someone is looking to get a new card, its obvious which card is the better choice.
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an 8800gt is still fine in my opinion. It was really expensive when it came out but has aged well because of so many console ports from the 360/PS3 that run almost perfect on it.

Also its great for L4D2 and the New Call of Duty obviously
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