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Originally Posted by Alatar 
1)Yes and I've had better experiences with NV cards which is why I buy them for my 24/7 machines but that doesn't mean that I'll say they're faster than AMD ones because the 580 was faster than a 6970.
2)Everyone is free to spend their money as they wish but basing your beliefs on old benchmarks about cards that aren't even sold anymore is a bit silly.
1)Yes and I've had better experiences with NV cards which is why I buy them for my 24/7 machines but that doesn't mean that I'll say they're faster than AMD ones because the 580 was faster than a 6970.
2)Everyone is free to spend their money as they wish but basing your beliefs on old benchmarks about cards that aren't even sold anymore is a bit silly.
1) I didn't mention anything about better or faster than the competition or anything else.
2) I didn't mention anything about benchmarks.
I said in my experience its been smoother with 3-4 GPUs, i didn't say nothing about brands or benches, so you can drop it right there because your making a big fuss over nothing and adding assumptions of things that i did not say to make something of it.
You asked me why I wanted 3-4 GPUs and i told you why based on my experience, others experience is irrelevant because it makes no difference to mine in this context.
Edited by Final8ty - 2/16/13 at 7:57am
) of the opposite. Nvidia owners can't beleive that we have a good experience with 3 or 4 AMD cards. It's impossible for them to comprehend that, because, because, AMD drivers are soooo buggy! It's impossible for AMD owners (in their mind) to have a rock-stable/fast/problem free Tri-Fire or Quad-Fire set-up. Doesn't compute.
