i_ame_killer_2

They are about the same at same speeds (the GT is a bit faster).

But you can overclock your GT by 15-20% so it will be faster anyways.

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Sparky6string

Thanks! My step-up extends until December 8th according to my math so I should just be able to sneak that in.

rocklobsta1109

so the SSC EVGA card is 112sp's now? would that not be better then the 8800gt with the same amount, cuz if so im gonna cancel my gt setup and go for the ssc

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C2H6O

I think the speeds on the GT are naturally faster than the GTS SSC due to the newer G92 chip. So imo its like a beefy older card compared to a modest newer card. I am waiting for the moment to step-up, since GTs are on backorder anyways, and newer models are bound to pop up before ATI's stuff rolls around. If you can't, find the one that performs best at the resolutions that you normally play on.

CuriouslyHigh

I bet as a side effect of this evga will start selling old GTS's for DIRT cheap.

Anyone else agree?

They'll have tons of them.

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CuriouslyHigh

The GTS is going to be a G92 as well, isn't it?

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Amdkillsintel

No, its still G80 based with just more SPs enabled.

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USlatin

I Ebay'ed up

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snipes23

gotta remember, i've read lots of posts that the gt doesn't fair off that well with higher resolutions. So those of you who are trading their gts's for it might want to consider that before stepping up. Mike

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C2H6O

The next GTS is supposed to be G92, though, right? Its not proven, but alot of ppl think its a pretty good rumor.

Heh, what WILL they do with all these? Their only option is to lower the price at a later date. They might keep up the 96+ SP designation to confuse consumers.

My theory is that they are banking on getting more gamers in "Camp Nvidia" when ATI comes around, and dealing with the expenses. Looking at the GT there is clearly room to improve the 8800, so this next revision may give them some more breathing room at the top.