ATI's 5xxx series cards seem way higher priced than what they would have been last year. Just not ATI's style. Probably the economy.
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Heres the link to the thread he is talking about:
http://www.overclock.net/ati/612109-...-thread-6.html
Originally Posted by D3TH.GRUNT  wow, do people not realize that there is an entire thread called the "5x70 in stock" thread for this same reason, one thread is better than having a million threads saying the same thing, next time just post in there please. thanks. |
http://www.overclock.net/ati/612109-...-thread-6.html
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Creating a new thread can get people's attention much faster, since these cards usually sell out pretty fast I don't see anything wrong with creating a new thread
Originally Posted by D3TH.GRUNT wow, do people not realize that there is an entire thread called the "5x70 in stock" thread for this same reason, one thread is better than having a million threads saying the same thing, next time just post in there please. thanks. |
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$320 is not too bad considering the current supply and demand of these cards
if you wait another 3-4 months I'm sure you can get an actual deal
Originally Posted by gymenii Deal (informal use) - A sale favorable especially to the buyer; a bargain. This is no deal, it's legal robbery. |
if you wait another 3-4 months I'm sure you can get an actual deal
Who can spot me $315?
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Same.. Id love one, but I cant dish out 320$ for this card when it will be 260 in a couple months.
For now Ill get a 4890
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Originally Posted by Rpg2 Sucks that they're now 60$ more than their original launch price. If they were still $260, I'd sell my 4870 and grab a 5850 for cheap. |
For now Ill get a 4890
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