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If stick with amd
God no. Amd does make good hardware. So that's why its so hard to not dismiss them. I didn't have a lick of issues with the triplet 6970 Lightnings other then one deciding to take a crap and die. I know amd can fix their crap. But it takes a long time, a long, long time. We'll see what happens when i get my Keplers (if, lol). Anyways, Titans huge price tag may not affect Keplers resale value, so if my keplers don't make me happy, I can sell them! The two 670 4gb I had were pretty decent in Surround, but they lacked grunt to really push em pixels. Usually, i stick with one Nvidia driver for a while and just wait out newer versions. I stuck with 285.xx for a while when i had the 480s, 560/570 448s, and the air 560 448s.
I'm still waiting. I have a few avenues but Kepler is still my route. Damn, that 7970 lightning is so tempting.....5x1 eyefinity is so:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1290624/my-watercooled-quadfire-7970-lightning-3770k-build-for-my-5x1-eyefinity-array
fixedOriginally Posted by King4x4
Well not to turn this thread into Eyefinity Vs Surround thread.... Eyefinity plain and simple... Sucks. Period. Tearing, DP issues to name a few.
Two days after replacing my quad 7950s with TWO I mean TWO 680s (Huge performance downgrade) and I am actually happy... I am playing games now! not fiddling with drivers and radeonpro to get things up and running.
So to sum it up:
Normal dude with 1080/1440 => Crossfire 7950 or Crossfire 7970 = Best Bang Per Buck.
Multi-Monitor Dude => Go Nvidia or you gonna get burned... don't touch the cards 2GB though you lose in the vram 1440 >.